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Zombies in Cambodia a friend linked this to me, i thought it was an interesting article
http://65.127.124.62/south_asia/4483241.stm.htm
looking for more information on said topic... "I have an excellent idea! Let's change the subject." March Hare
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Jesus Christ! Proof actual zombies! The walking dead!
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 Originally Posted by fixxmyweapon Clever - nicely done  Take your time. Read carefully.
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I don't see how- It's right off the BBC.
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Originally Posted by Westley I don't see how- It's right off the BBC. There are a lot of links from that page to the BBC, but it is not actually on the the BBC homepage...
It took some time. I'm sure. Take your time. Read carefully.
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But it even says BBC on the blue thingy on the top! Damnitt!
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look at the URL. it's kind of obvious like that.
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Wasn't that kinda the plot of the movie Resident Evil? It's been a while since I've seen it, but it sounds familiar for some reason. Everybody has to believe in something. I believe I am going to have another beer.
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that is so cool! But it must be scary as hell to just be sitting there after saying goodbye and the they start moving...  "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee."
- Muhammad Ali
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of course i rely on http://65.127.124.62/ for all my news!
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Originally Posted by downunder
well, obviously. everyone does.........
............... except, of course, you have to mention their LIBERAL BIAS
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I'm also fairly certain the BBC knows when to use its and it's.  The solution to your problem is to fence another weapon.
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It was kinda cool in a scary, freaskish sort of way. And that canine head in the picture was enough to keep me from traveling to Cambodia. In addition to practically every other good reason to still stay away from there!
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Originally Posted by rmyounis I dunno, you can't trust anyone who spelleds "color" with a "u"  Sounds like you can't trust entire countries there, buddy I am he
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Oh, I don't! Especially Australia. I don't care what geographers and physicists say, they are walking UPSIDE DOWN, and that's freaky!
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Originally Posted by rmyounis I dunno, you can't trust anyone who spelleds "color" with a "u" Well I don't trust anyone who can't spell "spells" The only way to atone for being occasionally a little over-dressed is by being always absolutely over-educated. -Oscar Wilde
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Originally Posted by fixxmyweapon A friend of mine also emailed this to me. I went hunting for more info and came up empty, so I got suspicious. Firstly, yes, the BBC logos and stuff are all on the page. Stealing code is easy to do, same as downloading the appropriate graphics.
One big clue, other than the use of IP address in place of domain name (incidentally a traceroute leads back to a website called baserape.com, not that I have any desire to findout what's featured THERE), is the .stm.htm file type. There are .stm's, which the BBC uses for all their pages, and .htm which are just HTML files. This is an HTML file.
I also have to point out that when it was first released there was a picture of some kind of military unit in front of a flag...that didn't look a damn thing like the Cambodian flag. It was Lebanese. The original story talks about the Syrian Army leaving Lebanon (finally).
The graphic has been altered, and my veterinarian-technician relative informs me that the anatomy is all kinds of wrong for a canine/lupine/feline, even with skin and hair removed. My guess would be it's a picture of Photoshopius Bullcrapius, commonly found on the internet in Spoof pages like this.
When in doubt, ask your local information professional...  Why? Two reasons. Because someone has to, and because I can.
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Originally Posted by Bokken A friend of mine also emailed this to me. I went hunting for more info and came up empty, so I got suspicious. Firstly, yes, the BBC logos and stuff are all on the page. Stealing code is easy to do, same as downloading the appropriate graphics.
One big clue, other than the use of IP address in place of domain name (incidentally a traceroute leads back to a website called baserape.com, not that I have any desire to findout what's featured THERE), is the .stm.htm file type. There are .stm's, which the BBC uses for all their pages, and .htm which are just HTML files. This is an HTML file.
I also have to point out that when it was first released there was a picture of some kind of military unit in front of a flag...that didn't look a damn thing like the Cambodian flag. It was Lebanese. The original story talks about the Syrian Army leaving Lebanon (finally).
The graphic has been altered, and my veterinarian-technician relative informs me that the anatomy is all kinds of wrong for a canine/lupine/feline, even with skin and hair removed. My guess would be it's a picture of Photoshopius Bullcrapius, commonly found on the internet in Spoof pages like this.
When in doubt, ask your local information professional...
yes i think we all realised it was fake...
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