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Zombies Ahead!
burndata0
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2-5-2009 10:11 AM
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road signs
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idiots
burndata0
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Apparently the "authorities" are idiots. They should talk to the local high school kids, as the instructions on how to hack these signs have been on the internet for a while now.
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2-5-2009
10:42 AM
chestnut501
Gee, We didn't have things like that to play with when I was a kid. We had to risk our necks climbing water towers.
4-6-2009
8:47 PM
gemfemfox
And these "experts" who cannot keep road signs from hackers are going to be in charge of our complete medical histories & credit reports.
Boy, I feel better now.
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