A scary experiment.

[Easy Bakes 253]

I find not so hard to belive the Card companys would do this.






Torn Up application

WHooo

[fishstix001 0]

Originally posted by: Easy Bakes

I find not so hard to belive the Card companys would do this.

<A href="

">http://www.*****eyed.com/citiz...tion.shtml">

</div>

">[L=htt...ion.shtml</A>[/q

the link doesn't work because it's censored silly

[Easy Bakes 253]

Originally posted by: fishstix001

Originally posted by: Easy Bakes I find not so hard to belive the Card companys would do this. http://www.*****eyed.com/citiz...tion.shtml"> ]http://www.*****eyed.com/citizen/creditcard/application.shtml">
">

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http:// ]http://www.*****eyed.com/citiz...ion.shtml

Well Dont that just twist your knobs.

forgot how to change the name of links

[Easy Bakes 253]

dang it still dont allow it even with the name of the link changed

[vidioman 21]

www.tinyurl.com

[Easy Bakes 253]

Its not that its too long.
it just contains a bad word.
that im sure most of  us can guess and make the link work.

[MayorTim 16]

Oh god... Microsoft attacks again! Run for the hills! Seriously, we need to do something about this! *cough*Html*cough*

[jupiter 0]

http://tinyurl.com/eksuc [Yay, I helpeded.] That really was a scary little experiment.

[Duke87 1,070]

The thing is, there really isn't a bad word there. It just so happens that this larger word contains a bad word as part of its spelling. "*****eyed", "half*****ed", "*****roach", "*****atoo", "*****-a-doodle-doo!"; none of those are bad words, but they all contain the same censored thing. In fact, the word in question isn't a bad word if used for it's traditional definition as opposed to it's colloquial one. "I *****ed my head sideways". What I don't get, though, is why the forum censor makes five asterisks out of four censored letters...

Anyway, if you're worried about someone reassembling your shredded/torn stuff, the answer is simple: don't shred or tear it, just burn it. Noone can reassemble ashes, nor can anyone even tell what they were besides that they were paper.

[Easy Bakes 253]

Iv always  thought that part of the probem with identy theft is the sheer number of applications that get sent out.

I get  2-3 a week. so that means thier sending out millions of these things every day.

[Voar Tok 4]

Originally posted by: Duke87

Anyway, if you're worried about someone reassembling your shredded/torn stuff, the answer is simple: don't shred or tear it, just burn it. Noone can reassemble ashes, nor can anyone even tell what they were besides that they were paper.quote>

In some places, it is illegal to burn stuff unless you burn it in your house.  I've burned paper before, and it smells really bad.

What is a lot better is a quality shredder.  Royal used to make (and maybe still does) a shredder that cut paper into strips that were only .125 of an inch wide by 1 inch wide.  According to my math, that machine would turn an 8.5x11 piece of paper into 748 pieces of confetti.  It also shreds credit cards and CDs.  I wouldn't recommend manually breaking CDs though unless you have them well wrapped up.  They tend to go off like grenades.

[Easy Bakes 253]

CDs i just rub the back of it with  course sandpaper and break them into  a few peices.

Not sure you should put CD in a shreder ( especialy the cheap ones they sell today)