Anyone got a Myspace?

[thedeadlyassassin]

I finally made one, isn't completely complete, but it's something I put together very quick. The 2nd song has bad language, and the 2nd video also has some foul language, it's "the pwn3d life" by some Bf2 dudes, they drop the F bomb and S bomb quite a lot in it, but it's HILARIOUS.


Anyways, enjoy...


http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...ndid=278936895

[th3st1ck]

www.myspace.com/wanna_scarm

need to update pictures...

[Jeffro]

no but i have facebook.... does anybody have that?

[baller4life2468]

There has been about 10 threads about this already.

ill try and find it.

Edit: Cant find it.

www.myspace.com/ifallelsefails2

Baller

[Storm_Shadow]

I'm in there under my Cain's Lair Username. you'll recognize me right away.

[BigTwinky]

no but i have facebook.... does anybody have that?

/raises hand

[Jeffro]

whats your name on their twinky? look up jeffery chauvin in the new orleans network you can find me

[unorignal]

no but i have facebook.... does anybody have that?

I can get a facebook account now that I have an @edu email account

[Thrashdragon]

no but i have facebook.... does anybody have that?

I can get a facebook account now that I have an @edu email account

Facebook opened up to everyone a while ago, you no longer need a university-associated email address. It's considerably better than MySpace, since users have a lot less control over how their page looks. There are no sparkly animated things all over the place, there's no porn spam, etc.

[minfootball]

if u have facebook join the cains lair group there are already some of us in it

[FieryDragon]

adding u all to mine!

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=10330093

[Thrashdragon]

Just FYI for the MySpace users, I ran across an article this morning about how over 8,000 bands' MySpace pages were infecting anyone that viewed the page with malware. I'll post it again once I remember where I ran across it, but it had something to do with an invisible background image that was triggered by a simple mouseover into automatically and invisibly installing malware on your system.

[Trooper110]

I'd love to see how any mouseover on an image is going to install malware somewhere on my computer without me actually clicking a link and then giving it permission to install.

[Thrashdragon]

This isn't the same article I read this morning (I can't remember where I saw the dang thing), but this one is about the same problem:

http://computerworld.com/action/arti...&intsrc=kc_top

As with the Alicia Keys hack, which was discovered Thursday by Exploit Prevention Labs, these pages try to install malicious software on the victim's PC. If the victim's software is not fully patched, this can happen silently, but if that fails, the sites will tell the victim that he needs to install a video coder/decoder. That file is actually malware, researchers say.

[lady-MGS]

It's all about common sense. It said in the article on CNN's site that the malicious code was planted because of whoever is taking care of those sites, entered there user name and password at some point.

There's a lot of sites that you can find backgrounds, games or whatever that will tell you just to enter your info and it will all be done for you. Granted, tons of people don't know any better but you can't tell me that these bands don't have people working on there pages that don't know what they are doing.

Anyhoo.. Here's mine But like most everyone else, I've been using more of facebook. Well, haven't been using much of either but eventually I'll get back to it all.

http://myspace.com/ladystuff