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The Observer

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  1. I hug Star and the wall. 60 HP
  2. Depends on your service. To be honest I'm envious of you Americans. I haven't seen a plan yet with unlimited internet around here. Usually have bandwidth limits of like 60GB a month, which is absolutely ridiculous. @istolethepie, bandwidth can mean a lot of things including internet speed. But what I'm referring to is the maximum bandwidth allowed per month. eg. You're only allowed to download or upload a total of 10GB of data per month (if the plan was 10GB).
  3. I don't know, but browsing these boards isn't going to hurt it any, even if it's a low amount of bandwidth.
  4. The Observer replied to Leoo's topic in Off-Topic
    Turns out my exam days are one day sooner than I expected. Panic Oh, and I started my job with the FBI yesterday. Was fun.
  5. Must suck for his friends. As Kimberly pointed out, they're going to have to live with that guilt for a long, long time. That's why you don't just not drink and drive, but you also don't let friends drive drunk.
  6. I absolutely love the dark. inb4creeper
  7. I'll do that when my main internet is back on. I'm not going to go on Youtube or anything that will rape their bandwidth, probably will just browse these boards while I'm doing my essays.
  8. Good idea. Should I go to my neighbour and tell them to secure it or something?
  9. I am now stealing my neighbour's internet on a laptop. So, my neighbour doesn't know how to do one of the following: adding a password to the WiFi network changing the password to their router from the default What should I do once I get my main internet up and running again? P.S. I'm changing my router's WiFi name. Suggestions?
  10. Really guys? Killing my iPod touch with your gifs. Back with stolen internet guise.
  11. Sorry for your loss mate. I can't pretend to know what you're going through, so I won't. RIP
  12. Grats. Very close fights.
  13. Grats TR, looks like a very nice performance :)
  14. He's such a phony
  15. You double posted your triple. Wat @ Silver, "Get ur own wifi [racist term]" Nword = bleep @ monk, I want to do more than that. :P
  16. Another reason dogs > cats. i think under the circumstances it's acceptable to steal wifi, as long as you plan on getting your repaired. Even if my neighbor notices they won't care unless I start downloading child porn or something. And yeah, I was never a fan of cats. My mom is though which explains that.
  17. Female cats to mark their territory don't piss, they only pee a little bit mixed with other [cabbage] to attract males.
  18. My internet is [bleep]ed. My cat sprayed on the modem now I'm stealing wifi from my neighbor. Discuss.
  19. The Observer replied to Leoo's topic in Off-Topic
    My cat who is in heat sprayed on my modem, now it's broken. What a wonderful way to wake up. -.-
  20. Who is he?
  21. Awesome.
  22. I add a brick to it. 63 HP
  23. I'll be around you. [hide]Just kidding. Seriously take a bath.[/hide]
  24. 714

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