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The Daily-Chit Chat of 09'

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Paris Hilton said:
But, what if we grew those really small Japanese ones in a house plant? Ooh.
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Yeah, this! :( You might not make as much money from it but you could get a bunch of them.

Like a grow op. 8D
 
lol you just killed the DCC.

I hope you're proud, bb
 
Kishoku said:
I want a tree made out of tree. ;__;

All I have is this tree made out of candy,
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The candy tree eats children.
Lightning said:
Yeah, this! :( You might not make as much money from it but you could get a bunch of them.

Like a grow op. 8D
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Like, pick off a branch to use at the local dairy. That would be awesome!

"Mom, can I go get a movie?"
"Sure, this time try not to pick a actual leaf off the tree though!"
 
Hmm, 'tis 8 where I am now XD Ah yes, good ol' timezones. the only problem is not everyone changes the clock when "DST" comes (I see no point in it anymore, to tell the truth, but I'm assuming enough countries do it that we can't outlaw it and expect those countries to outlaw it as well).
 
Paris Hilton said:
In NZ, daylight savings ends in March. It gets dark at like, 9.30 here.
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I thought it was April this year? I hate how it stays so bright till so late.
 
Because Wellington is awesome? :D

I did something similar once at my old school; didn't go down too well with the teachers. xD They really should have had some filtering software.
 
No school would be able to block all proxies. I only used proxy once at school... and got my Internet taken off, so I don't like them. XD;

And now I just don't bother with PC at school. I have a social life... listening to my ipod.
 
If you have the proper tools, proxies are a piece of cake to bypass. I just used my laptop and a computer I had set up at home. I won't say exactly what I did, though. I'm just glad my school let me use my laptop. I didn't bypass it all of the time, though (although, I also wasn't a member of a forum at the time). Technically, you can even do it with another computer and a flash drive (if the school allows you to run programs off a flash drive, anyway). I'm glad I no longer have to deal with those annoyances.
 
Technically, I'm sure they haven't blocked all of them. More than likely, they are blocking sites based on keywords in the URL and/or title of the page. The proxy at my old high school did that. You couldn't even search Google for anything that contained the word "proxy" or "bypass".
 
You could always use Google translator w/ "English to English" if you wanted a bypass without a "real" proxy site.
 
X-626 said:
Technically, I'm sure they haven't blocked all of them. More than likely, they are blocking sites based on keywords in the URL and/or title of the page. The proxy at my old high school did that. You couldn't even search Google for anything that contained the word "proxy" or "bypass".
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I understand the security of blocking the word bypass, but it's a bit silly to do so, considering Health & The Body (Does sex ed, but it's mostly like Greys Anatomy or House) teach a lot about surgeries and stuff, including 'bypasses'.
 
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