[Tfug] My CIS 225 class

[Person]

Oh yes, and if you mean to imply that I could be maimed or killed while
involved in pranksterism or cacophony:

1. I find it highly unlikely someone would be anything more than
confused with *most* of my activities (i.e the TMC incident did
thoroughly anger the driver, as evidenced by the shreded bag he threw
out the window of his car as he swiftly approached the intersection,
loudly applying his horn).
2. People die and are injured every day, while participating in much
more mundane activities (i.e the proverbial walk down the street).
3. If need be, I will die for my beliefs.  Pranksterism isn't just an
activity, it's a way of life :-)

Anyhow, I think I've detracted discussion long enough.  If anyone is
still upset about privacy invasion (which, btw is not the same thing as
"theft"), just keep in mind I have no malicious intent, and I rarely do
the same thing twice (jokes get old and what not).  I do often consider
the morality of my actions, and I have to admit it was "on the line". 
As far as legality goes, I feel morals and ethics are more important
than what some supposedly representative government has to say (which is
why I still watch DVDs on GNU/Linux using DeCSS).

On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 18:29, keith smith wrote:
> Be careful...... you might run into someone who does not have a very
> good sense of humor....... with an out come not expected.......
>  
> Keith
>  
> 
> Person <tfuglist at tksoftware.cjb.net> wrote:
>         Okay, to clarify: We returned the photos (which was funny in
>         itself --
>         "These aren't our photos! They must have been mislabeled or
>         something..." -- "Oh my gosh!!"), and I'm just planing on
>         writing the
>         guy a note to increase his awareness of the situation.
>         
>         No malicious intent, just good clean fun with simple social
>         engineering
>         ;-). If you're still freaked out by it, then don't use One
>         Hour Photo
>         places (or at least don't take pictures of your car with a
>         clear shot of
>         the license plate). I suppose you could technically call it
>         fraud, but
>         without any monetary acquisition. Really something akin to
>         speeding
>         (which btw, I never do. Doing 45 mph through construction
>         really pisses
>         people off :-) ).
>         
>         P.S: Some other ideas for like-minded individuals --> At a
>         Jack in the
>         Box drive-thru, ask if they have any kosher meals. In a very
>         audible
>         voice, while someone in line is behind you, ask "Where's the
>         porn
>         section?" at a Blockbuster, and then at some point mention
>         that you're
>         looking for "double penetration". If you're young (like me,
>         obviously),
>         buy a greeting card for "My Grandson", preferably one about
>         how you
>         still love him anyways, even if you're computer illiterate
>         kinda thing,
>         then get into a conversation with the Wal-Green's clerk about
>         this "new
>         confounded technology thing". Make signs out of panty-liners.
>         All
>         these, and more, I've done.
>         
>         On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 07:56, Tyler wrote:
>         > At 04:24 AM 11/6/03 -0700, Person wrote:
>         > >Reminds me of last night. A friend and I, went into a
>         Wal-Green's and
>         > >bought someone else's photos (intentionally of course).
>         Long story
>         > >short, we now have some stranger's first and last name,
>         license plate
>         > >number, and possible address (few phones calls should do
>         the trick).
>         > >
>         > >Makes you lee ry about using one of these One Hour Photo
>         places ;-)
>         > 
>         > 
>         > That's not funny at all.
>         > 
>         > 
>         > 
>         > ---
>         > # Tyler Kilian, CCNP, SCSA
>         > # Technology Director, Dakota Communications
>         > # TKilian at DakotaCom.NET | 520.745.3900 x 100
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