Anti-Pirates Scare Kids with Propagandistic Comic Book
Written by Ernesto on October 12, 2009The Motion Picture Association has sent one of its big shot lobbyists to New Zealand to advocate tougher anti-piracy legislation, and to promote a propagandistic comic book set be handed out to thousands of local kids. Interestingly, the comic doesn’t touch the subject of copyright. Instead it uses false threats to scare children and parents about the dangers of file-sharing.
In an attempt to convince the local government that pirates don’t belong on the Internet, the Motion Picture Association (MPA) sent chief policy officer Greg Frazier over from Washington. Frazier was not alone though, as he also brought in 17,000 anti-pirate comic books, ready to be handed out to children at cinemas.
Titled “Escape From Terror Byte City” the book tells the story of two young boys who attempt to download the latest Transformers movie from a P2P website. Of course, when the two fire-up their file-sharing software all hell breaks loose.
Surprisingly, the story itself has nothing to do with the consequences of copyright infringement. The comic book that is supposed to educate children about file-sharing is nothing more than a scary story about viruses, worms, trojan horses and identity theft.
It’s quite sad really when you think about it. Apparently the MPA and their anti-piracy partners have decided to give up on the message that piracy hurts their business in the hopes that horror stories about infected computers will deter youngsters from downloading copyrighted works instead.
That aside, the risks of being exposed to viruses and malware on P2P networks have always been greatly exaggerated. If we follow the logic of the MPA we might as well ban email because of all the trojans and phishing scams that are sent around. Or stop selling USB drives because people might lose them and potentially expose personal information that shouldn’t be on there in the first place.
The comic is conveniently avoiding the word copyright, perhaps because the 10 year crusade against copyright infringement hasn’t led to any results. The propaganda doesn’t work without providing alternatives, and every parent knows that forbidding something quite often leads to the opposite result.
Still, the entertainment industry seems unconcerned with innovation and new ways to adapt to the digital era. Instead they prefer to focus on promoting new ways to punish potential consumers. Aside from pushing the comic book, the Hollywood lobbyist also lobbied for the return of the controversial ‘3-strikes’ legislation which was scrapped earlier this year after public pressure.
Will they ever learn? A scanned copy of the full comic book is available on Mininova. This one’s going to be a collectors item, for sure.
Scary viruses in “Terror Byte City”
Previously: IFPI: 2.8 Million File-Sharers Break Law Daily In Sweden
Next: AFACT v iiNet: Day 6 – IP Address Alone Is Not Enough
125 Responses
How stupid do they think kids are? No one over the age of 8 would take this seriously.
Oh well, people who visit TF already know the MPAA are a bunch of f¤cking morons.
In real life, “Just got word, Dad has turned on his computer!” would be followed by the dad saying “How do I download this CD!”
“Just got word, Dad has turned on his computer!”
Everyone panic!!!!!!
so, where is the anti-anti-pirate comic?
“pirate badass vs. evil sissy dr. mpa”
can’t be so hard to do better than this lamo mpa comic.
go for it!
Pretty damn convincing. NO wonder Im always broke. I lost all my money from online thieving. Maybe I should put a Lawsuit against the MPAA for releasing movies to the public that may end up being put on the internet resulting in my bank account being hacked. Damn the movie industry for creating material that could fall into the hands of criminals.
Little do they know, most dads are in the generation that use P2P now days. MPAA are idiots, seriously.
LoL!
Thats pretty funny, are we sure they are just trying to entertain us?. I mean really….
Very Very Stupid tactics.
Now a days kids over 5 years old will not review this kinda SH*T.
Can’t stop laughing how these anti piracy companies can be stupid.
wasting $ on these useless comic books lmao.
Get a Life Losers – seriously :P
At least the comics were drawn fairly well :p
That’s funny since torrent boy or whatever has his own pro torrent comics. I’d rather read about tpb and how it’s going down than this.
Oh well… The problem here is that no kid takes comics seriously and I seriously doubt that they will actually remember any of it when they get to the computer.
This is great :) I LOLed so hard. Good to see there are no brains in that MAFIAA bunch.
Good thing ppl are not brainless zombies they used to be. Majority is thinking with their own heads now.
I actually view this as a great news. We won ppl, theres nothing more they can do.
Not really. I’ve seen better drawn fanart on DevianTART.
rofl
I’m sure it won’t take long for someone to replace the words in the comic to something p2p related.
MPAA cast as viruses? :-p
Reads like a Chick Tract, but with slightly better art. I do use the word ‘art’ loosely though.
Kids don’t read comic books nowadays.
Who drew that… thing, by the way?
Wow, just got done reading it. How stupid are the people this was targeted at?? You can’t get a damn virus from downloading a movie (.avi, .mkv, etc..)
so, this opens another question. is file-sharing a scanned copy also dangerous?
Why snoopy came to mind?
Downloading the occasional virus or trojan horse isn´t so bad actually.
But yesterday night, when I was downloading so po- err music, a rabid rat slipped through my firewall! No really! It almost managed to bite me! I think it´s still in the room with me.
What do i do? Me be so scared.
Seriously though, I am pretty sure kids are smart enought to google, and won´t be fooled by this insultingly silly comic.
moral behind the story: read the comments before downloading torrents no0bs!!!1 – thanks for the tip mpaa !!!
do they really think that i want to support them with my money to spam 17,000 (!) copies of nonsense shit like this??
Lets do the banking… “ITS A TRAP!”
The evil viruses are gonna get’cha little kids.
really retarded comic book. an alien thing infects the computer by the dvd drive lolol which is supposed to have something to do with the fact that the kids are downloading a movie even though it doesnt and the kids get sucked into some place with viruses for no reason and some retarded tin guy tells them downloading is illegal even though its not lol and sends them back and they cancel the download at 99% lololl.
The funny thing is; if I’d have read that at 8 I would have reacted with the kind of “yeah but I’m not stupid, I know a safe way to download”..
This type of thing is going to be an amusing story to the kids .. and have zero effect whatsoever except increasing the hate of the pirates as these morons have fallen as low as trying to brainwash children.
Burn MPAA/RIAA/creative industry BURN!
What a bunch of fscking idiots. This’ll NEVER work. The age group it would influence has no idea what P2P is. Retards.
I need that comic to wipe myself.
The greedy pig usually licks it off.
Can you provide a link to this? Looks interesting. xD
Mac, Linux, and BSD don’t have as many security vulnerabilities, so the only relevant argument in this comic is the identity theft. Oh wait, that will NOT happen from a P2P transfer. This is total bullshit.
@30
I assume you want a DDL: http://www.zomgupload.com/rfjif8oqiegk.html
2 points:
1) If there ever where virii and trojans, they were certainly put there by the MAFIAA itself. Since those didn’t scare anyone, now they’re promoting them???
2) Their lack of understanding on how technology works will make them laughable to any 5 year old who actually does understand how all that works.
so lame!
We need to fight back! Let’s create a Captain Filesharing comic hero!
Why are we so bothered?
Let the kids get brainwashed away from piracy; leaves more bandwidth for the rest of us.
hahaha that made me laughh. Imma hand this out to kids to have them remake the story and use the plot over and over.
/fail
Hmm… No that’s not enough to describe this.
/epic fail
no wonder the industry is going bust, when there clearly spending there money so wisely…..
this just made my day rofl.
@35 Oct 13, 2009 at 01:34 by Me:
No it doesn’t, no cable or telco will stop over subscribing their services and the less bandwidth the user uses the more user cables and telcos will cram inside their networks.
Cables don’t like fiber(PON) because PONs cannot be over subscribe like cable. Fiber have a physical limit on how many people can use it and that limit is between 20 and 100 connections as cable can be subscribed to 400 to 1000s of users on the same node.
It is not your neighbor that is using your bandwidth is your ISP that instead of guaranteeing quality of service wants to cram more people into the nodes to maximize profits.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. ha.
Hahaha oh wow.
@1 It’s not the kids we should be worried about, it’s the parents that fall for it and then teach it to their kids all their lives that filesharing will give you worms, or viruses or crabs…
Course most people had this same thing done for drugs when they were little and most still do drugs atleast once, or four million times.
Stay the fuck out of NZ, MPAA. You are an american company, don’t bring your shoddy laws overseas!
This little comic is all part of a stagged response to p2p..
If you haven’t noticed someone,
I expect media company’s have been putting up lot’s of torrents, with keygens, kengen’s that are infected.
If your a non-sophisticated users.
You could infected your computer with these little suckers.
While at the same time a congress creep is trying to get passed a anti-p2p bill. Calling it a p2p user protection bill.
http://www.publicknowledge.org/node/2140
So don’t just sit and laff at these cavity creeps.
Write Congress and let them know this crap is a no go.
ISPs have no regulation about over subscription.
http://eepn.com/locator/products/ArticleID/32250/32250.html
They say that QoS is necessary to maintain the current over-subscription model business. I don’t see how this will enable new technologies as the whole point of oversubscribing is to make use of under used capacity and with technologies popping up everywhere that will maintain constant data rate transfer that business model is going to die but not without a fight I suppose.
By the way over-subscription is the reason when to much people use the internet at the same time things go bad pretty quickly like when Michael Jackson died.
And that is why ISPs hate P2P that turn the over-subscription model into s*** by using the bandwidth that you paid for but was not suppose to use.
Just so people understand what this means in simple terms. Airlines over-sell seats because they noticed that most of the time some passengers don’t board the planes so they started selling more tickets then they have seats for. If all passengers showed up in todays flights they have a big problem. ISP are doing the same thing they are basically selling bandwidth that they don’t have and are hopping that people don’t use it because if they do they don’t have the capacity to mantain the service and now their are telling people that is the fault of others.
I can’t help but be reminded of the Pirates scene from “Amazon Women On The Moon” (a MUST own!)
When the MPAA rating comes up, the one pirate exclaims “Ohhh! I’m SO scared!”
LMAO!
They’re like a chicken running around with its head cut off – dead, but doesn’t yet realize it.
10yrs (or less) from now, and they’ll be hyping the virtues of BT, just like their failed BetaMax fiasco – oh! VHS will be the END of the film industry as we know it! (to paraphrase the late (and NEVER great) Jack Valenti. (That, or another tech will have eclipsed BT by then). They’ll be going “Ah-ha! We *finally* know how to block/filter ALL BT content! (Except by then no one will be using it anymore, lol)
Morons – they couldn’t have survived WITHOUT VHS and DVDs.
Potential consumers? So called file sharers are already consumers (by definition.) The big difference is that they are illegitimate consumers. What needs to be understood is that just because someone is a consumer doesn’t mean they are worthy of respect. Someone who has an insatiable appetite for pilfered material and has zero regard for the hard work of others is not worthy of respect. The difference between custemors and consumers is that customers support that which they enjoy instead of just taking advantage of people’s trust. People who selfishly use others should now be showered with sympathy As for being punished, why should they not be? They don’t care about anyone but themselves. They have zero regard for the law or morality. The only thing that they do care about is that there is any easy way for them to get what they want without (or so they think) anyone knowing about it.
Ironically, it is less likely to get a virus from downloading music than from buying a SONY CD.
The wife and I just LAUGHED… this is comedy gold…
Checked out the Netbasics site they advertise in the comic. It’s, actually, quite amusing. Stupid, but amusing.
On second look, they do offer lots of good advice: about downloading attachments and scams, and stuff. Just tried their site advisor link:
thepiratebay.org
“We tested this site and didn’t find any significant problems. In our tests, we found downloads on this site were free of adware, spyware, and other potentially unwanted programs.”
Disgusting comic.
I can’t believe i completed reading it. errrrrrrrrrr
and BTW:
The story in this comic can be more believable for elders if they presented it in mature way.
“Ironically, it is less likely to get a virus from downloading music than from buying a SONY CD.”
lolol pwned hard!
anyway this comic should be considered SPAM!
That “Pirate-Zone” website seems to be a direct download site, not p2p. More similar to rapidshare than to pirate bay
“Is Peer to Peer file sharing safe or not?
Peer to peer (P2P) comes with with its own set of risks, just like other web technologies. The nature of P2P file exchange means that even the best computer security can be bypassed. P2P is used by some criminal communities to circulate malware and exchange illegal content.”
lol
man just downloaded the thing its hilarious that they would actually to try and brainwash the teenagers with this crap
man just downloaded the thing its hilarious that they would actually to try and brainwash the teenagers with this crap.
Oh noes we better not pirate their comic book lol
If you download movies from a “p2p site” (really looks more liek a ddl site) then aliens from outer space will drive their spaceship up to eart, use their robotic eye to look at your computer, send viruses into your computer via the dvd drive, and steal all of your parents money.
lol, scaremongering, lol
also
lol, propaganda, lol
and also, you will be sucked into the computer.
http://drop.io/MPAComic
7zipped and uploaded directly from torrent.
Summary: If you download the Transformers movie, you will get sucked into your DVD drive and can only get out once your security software updates, then you shoot the viruses just in time to stop the download.
http://drop.io/MPAComic
7zipped and uploaded directly from torrent.
Summary: If you download the Transformers movie, you will get sucked into your DVD drive and can only get out once your security software updates, then you shoot the viruses just in time to stop the download.
Wow, this is really pathetic. And where do they even get the authorization to hand this garbage to kids?
This will have an effect opposite the intention, I can say this with certainty.
Sorry for double post mates, messed up with the naming.
Added the PDF directly to the drop, so you can view it on the site.
http://drop.io/MPAComic
Oh, and keep in mind, there is a fair amount of face-saving to be had by the Mafiaa – they’ve consistently said how detrimental P2p (and BT) is to their industry, them make ANY concessions at this point would be admitting they were wrong and didn’t know what they were talking about. Remember, Jack Valenti NEVER recanted his comments about VHS tapes – NEVER – despite the boon to the industry that they became. Once they publicly state one position, they *cannot* change that stance – it, like politicians and their ilk, is in their very nature.
LOL.
I agree. Let’s ban email and stop selling USB drives!
I wouldn’t trust people’s ability to think for themselves… And MPA(A) probably don’t care about software piracy (keygen).
Has it got an episode where SONY CD installs rootkit in the system?
let’s publish one such comics. we have a lot of characters as well. Dan teaching Silly Lily to start understanding. We can really have one good comics just for the heck of it.
At least it’s better than the one from the American National Center for State Courts.
http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatlevel/files/propogandacomic.pdf
Didn’t we say we wanted the creative industries to show their creativity, when it comes to file-sharing? The NZFACT’s comic is certainly ‘creative’. Now, we’ve just got to convince them about the other half of the strategy: the need to work with file-sharing, rather than against it.
MPAA what a bunch of knobs. It’s not hard to tell what files have viruses. Are they still using the virus line to say that file sharing is bad.
Anyone in the world can get a computer virus not even associated with file Sharing.
Maybe the MPAA should buy a clue. Do the MPAA even have computers.
Reading the comic has inspired me to take a huge dump and torrent tons of pirated material. Thank you MPAA for the inspiration!
How lame can you get. Sheesh!
The kids that see this will probably get bored and go pirate a movie. LOL
This comic isn’t scary, nor are they trying to make it scary. MPAA is just trying to figure out a way to teach young people the dangers of creating, using, and/or excepting pirated media.
Wow – this is so lame I don’t know where to begin.
The MPA – like the RIAA – missed their opportunity to be part of this new way of consuming media and are desperately trying to stop the tidal wave of file-sharing with an umbrella… good luck. The kids will probably throw out the comics for being so lame… lol
@72
How about not trying to infiltrate our childrens minds with such blasphemy… Your right, you totally put yourself in danger by watching pirated material, you know it leads to several types of cancer too? I bet your the type of person that still believes marijuana kills more people each year than drunk driving and murder. Good to know you have your facts straight. But on a lighter note, I’m scared now knowing theirs angry little creatures (possibly affiliated with the cavity crew?) sitting in my computer waiting for me to enter my bank account number and pin. Better tell daddy not to turn on the computer before shit hits the fan.
The tactic they’re using is just condescending. Most of the youngsters that read this comic will probably have a better working understanding of technology and computers than the lumpheads that made this trash. They’ll know that surfing the internet isn’t anymore safe from viruses than using P2P applications.
Oh well, I’ll sleep better tonight knowing that they wasted money on this brainless scheme.
Um ok, I didn’t see the point of the comic, the little virus guys should have been saying “I love the internet” P2P is sometimes safer since people can review the downloads before you get the stuff, whereas the open web is often more dangerous if you simply click on the wrong link. Stupid MPA.
Oh. This tactic is just too downright stupid, that…i’m actually speechless.
Okay reasoned tard/neo.tard…the balls in your court.
So thats supposed to scare kids? Where the funk are those things even at? The inner workings of my computer arent comparable to the color red, I think they’re in daddys blood stream, munching on…. Oh wait, what the heck are those things anyways? Are they supposed to resemble “data chips”?
Way to try to scare kids with the math munchers, a game I played in school as a kid anyways. What a total waste of time and paper. What are they teaching our kids with this crap anyways? That theres no more such thing as freedom of choice?
I heard it through the grapevine. The idea for this comic book was inspired by a group of MPAA senior executives playing naked twister.
Look, all you you are pirates. As such, your mind has already been warped & twisted because of the danger of file sharing. This act can lead to many physiological & psychological issues.
You’ll never get the real, true message this comic book is suppose to drive home. P2P is a great way to get a trojan and money taken away from you.
Now, I have to get back to work here at Meidadefender. Putting some great call home programs into some bogus P2P torrents. Hope you don’t want the latest linux kernel.
Damn the MPA is right!
I downloaded the latest Simpsons episode, and the next thing I knew, I was foaming at the mouth, dragging my ass across the carpet, and itching like crazy. And for some reason my pubic hair started falling out.
That’s why you use a deadicated comp for P2P’ing, no real personal info on there, just files.
@81
Dude, the same thing happened to me ! :O
I think what they say in the comis is true ! :O
Time for panic !
I have one of these, its well put together. Feels like a real comic would.
if i remember corectly, one of the people who started comics about piracy and the war between pirates and the information police was Mattias Elftorp. His series are called “Piracy is liberation”. 2 of the episodes are free for download on his own site, the rest are 2 pay for. I liked his idea.
I’m already teaching my kids that Hollywood and politicians are evil liars and we NEVER buy things that we can get for free
This comic is, of course, targeted at the parents of these kids. They often don’t have the knowledge, and fears viruses, trojans, etc. Therefore, they will ban their kids from downloading movies. Sadly on false premises.
Okay maybe the comic book does not work, but the point of the matter is piracy is bad and should not be done.
My friends download all the time and it is really annoying me. Okay I have done it a few times I wont lie, but the scale that some people do it on is ridiculous.
So it’s OK to download movies as long as you check that it’s virus free and only DL 99% of the movie?
The record/movie USELESS industry has to die, like a lot of prehistoric industries should. We didn’t need them 150 years ago, we didn’t need them at all, and without all the brainwashing by Hollywood and TV, we would live in a much better word because we would have make the final revolution to a higher civilization level that capitalism in any form will never ever reach because it will kill us all in the next 100 years
Uhhhh, Sure I download but I dont watch…
Or originally “I never inhaled”
Give me a break, most kids I know wouldnt wipe their ass with this garbage, and if they did take any interest in it at all it would only be curiosity times 10!…
It will have negative results with most kids that do read it…..
what utter shit. lmfao
just to be clear the little green man are the mpaa right?
“The comic book that is supposed to educate children about file-sharing is nothing more than a scary story about viruses, worms, trojan horses and identity theft.”
So it teaches kids to use Linux!?
Fuck You MPAA.You will go down and so will your corrupt industry.
if u want the comic strip, its on a torrent site near you :)
I think I just shat my kidneys out laughing :-S
lol… oh dear.. that the best they could do…. I prefered Jack Blacks Anti Piracy video.. still wont stop me downloading what i need though.
What blatant propaganda! I’m betting that any kind given this book will never read it or if they do won’t give it a second thought. Of course Big Business doesn’t want to express the facts of P2P because it will invite debate and expose themselves. It’s much better to use groundless scare tactics.
Just reminds me of the mircosoft adverts where the young kids are doing things on computers….
The only ones that would fall for this are technophobes and kids that can read orwalk and are called babies and need to read to them…
But in the words of the Advert I am 5 years old and I am a PC (Pirate Child)
And as for the dad turning on a computer, its the kids they ask to sort it out….
This is pre-emtive strike. They “educate”(scaring) young people to not use filesharing/P2P so less people later in life will pirate and the young ones doesn’t begin at all.
A good buisness decision(in theory) but penetration level of this campaign probably will be less the satisfationally. People that age already have their ideas on stuff like internet, “piracy” & these kinds of things. Another failed(or soon to be) campaign by CR-industy, what a shocker!(*ironic*)
SNF – Stupidity Never Fails
OMG LOL =) Thx for link on mininova )
man, like most other comics books this will be soon be made into a movie.can’t wait to dl that via p2p.
MPAA, thanks for something new to seed
Moral of the Story:
Practice safe piracy.
Do it with Ubuntu.
I do know people who seriously believe that buying licensed cds is good because the quality of the recording is better. And a lot of non-tech people seriously believe that. There are also urban myths that pirated cds have noise in the background of the music which is bad for your health. These things do stay around. And good luck explaining that digital copy is identical to people who since 5 had been taught otherwise.
As for viruses, I would suggest promoting linux. No viruses and great torrent clients.
@105
You promote linux to those who believe licensed CDs are superior in quality? well, from the same viewpoint linux is not a Licensed OS made by big corporations, uh, like microsoft – and therefore, is inferior. there might be full of holes and other malicious exploits. I knew that from the beginning, new Ubuntu Beryl-thingy made my eyes soar. Now i’m on Windows Vista, and thanks to Bill Gates and the amazing progress of technology he’s done, My eye no longer hurts – Because my legitimate copy of windows vista has AERO on it.
WTF our shit government is letting this shit fuck with the mind of our youths.
I can see a sudden rise in domestic violence as little Timmy tells mum and dad that download is wrong.
New Zealand is not American
I can imagine it now, plot twist at the end: THE MPAA were the ones who put the viruses in the files! Dunt..dunt..dun….!
Other problems I found:
If the kid say’s that was cool, his reaction would probably be “Lets download another!”
Also, IF there is a virus, it will most likely be in an executable file. Also, the most glaring at me is, that THE FILE MUST BE DOWNLOADED FIRST. You can tell this was written by people who I would not call retards, because in this case I would not want to insult retards.
Read the comic. Found it hilarious. It’s projecting stuff into the DVD drive. I’m safe though, cause my netbook does not have any DVD drive.
thanks for the link, tossing it on my facebook.
the whole time i was reading the article i was hoping it had already been posted somewhere :D
@108, get that aero out of your eye and find a penguin to play with, you’ll be much happier….
LOL!!!
It is also believed that the newly mutated swine flu virus also spreads in the same way!
Everyone bashing the comics needs to shut the hell up! Somebody worked really hard on it and deserves to be paid excessively and repeatedly over at least 100 years for their work, so they can afford their hookers and heroin, even if their work is utter fucking fail(see also: MPAA/RIAA). Furthermore, if you downloaded that comic without paying for it, the boogeyman living in your closet is going to blow your dad every night this week and he will enjoy it very much, leading to the divorce of your parents and the ruination your life and you wont have any internets to steal comics anymore!
I think MAFIAA is a pretty cool guy. eh brainwashes children in New Zealand and doesn’t afraid of anything.
“You wouldn’t download a car.”
-MPAA
“Fuck you! I would if I could!”
-Everyone else
@116
someday I will!
LOL, I’m ROFLing at some of these comments.
Here are some things I have learned.
–Since downloading that Comic, I have already had a High School Musical pop up on my computer.
–If you have a DVD drive, you are at risk of attack from little green aliens(Martians??)
–Downloading 99% of the movie is OK. I agree. The last 1% is just the end of the credits that show the MPAA and copyright logos, I didn’t want that shit anyway…
–Telling kids something is bad means they will not do it.
–Being sucked into your computer and going to Terror-byte city is really scary(even though some kids would think it was pretty cool)
–The moral of the story seems to be about virus protection. Updating your security software means your completely safe from downloading movies.
I’m now pirating anti-pirate content. MPAA: You’re welcome. I’m helping you share your message with the world…
…Along with 162 other torrents that haven’t yet reached a 4:1 ratio.
A piece of advice: You don’t get to create a product that has no market value to the consumer and then complain because consumers are treating it like it has no value.
The MPAA have hit a new low.
Pathetic. Epic fail.
Loved the book, pretty illustrations
Hahaha,
I wonder if they’d send me a copy if I sent them a letter asking for one?
I could offer to trade them the pirated Transformer DVD in exchange for it…That seems like a fair trade
http://rapidshare.com/files/293064535/tbcty.pdf
In soviet Russia Terrorbyte city comes to weblogs
Heck before I got into torrents I was able to accidently block the ICANN from doing a port scan when I was getting illegal wireless interent for 3 months good luck stopping me boys.
Good one. Read more on impact of comics at http://rare-book.net/do-comic-books-have-negative-effects-on-kids/
We need a sequel! It was funny as heck :D
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