LSU’s Zach Mettenberger Gets Caught Picking Nose on Sideline
AND THEN HE EATS IT?????


UK trade publication MCV has published the best-selling games in the United Kingdom for 2013. Nirolak from NeoGAF has compiled a list with sales figures to compare 2013 results with 2012 and 2011. The best-selling entertainment product in 2013 in the United Kingdom was the critically acclaimed Grand Theft Auto V. You can see all the best-selling entertainment products for 2013, right here.
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Semalt will go to your site, and will in turn show up on sites that are referring traffic to your website. This then gets you curious, and click on their website, and BOOM now they have your information. The site is beyond shady, and I would not trust them with your information.
Noone knows what they actually do, if they do anything at all… Avoid at all costs
Saving the world since 2013……
The Tight Team
The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) has voiced some loud opinions on the social media platforms of its latest victim, Skype. The hacker collective wormed its way in to the VoIP service’s Twitter, Facebook and blog, and the content of the posts seem to be directed at Skype’s parent company, Microsoft, as repeated calls to “stop surveillance” were made.
https://twitter.com/Skype/status/418495453471068161
The anti-Microsoft message was retweeted more than 8,000 times and is still available, although Skype has already regained control of its accounts and deleted messages from Facebook and the blog.
While the tactics are nothing new for the SEA, which went after The Washington Post, Twitter and The New York Times in recent attacks, but the content of the message seems intriguing. There’s no doubt that the SEA’s message refers to documents leaked by Edward Snowden that detail the NSA’s access while monitoring online activities of many programs — including ones by…
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Hirokazu Hamamura, who is prolific within the Japanese video game industry, has told the Mainichi Shinbun that he personally believes that Wii U could bounce back provided Nintendo continue to release killer games for the system. However, he is of the opinion that Nintendo are finding it too difficult to juggle the Nintendo 3DS and the Wii U at the moment. At the end of the interview Hamamura wondered if the Wii U can be “resurrected.”
“Associating the growth of smartphones and the slump of the Wii U is difficult. Two years ago the handheld 3DS was called a failure, and then it bounced back. Of course they are in competition to keep a hold on the users’ time. It can be boosted if killer content is released. However developing a lot of games for both the Wii U and the 3DS is difficult… That’s a fact.”