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Legal Threat 1: HEHE is a joke!

So, this is what I am up to, a JOKE!!!
There's somebody from the net came across my school website; for God's sake I bet he is from my school. This is the copied text from the chatbox. What an embarrase on the visitor called HEHE.. He can't fool me on this! (read upwards, from down...)



  • Admin using free wifi is not called hacking, you MORON!
    2:02 AM 3/11/11
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  • HEHE.. i knwo u can trace my ip from here, i don care try trace me, u just a piece if jerks do know how to handle linux very well
    9:56 PM 1/11/11
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  • HEHE.. ur fcking 3 computer lab GAmma, BEta< bla22 at new block like shot son of the botch
    9:55 PM 1/11/11
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  • HEHE.. ur school got free wifi right, haha many times i hack this wifi
    9:54 PM 1/11/11
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  • HEHE.. to sysadmin at this school , i not stupid enough like u
    9:54 PM 1/11/11
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  • HEHE.. can i deface this website, because i currently hate this school
    9:53 PM 1/11/11
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