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This thread is surely in code.

And here I stand without my super-duper decoder ring. :(
 
This thread is surely in code.

And here I stand without my super-duper decoder ring. :(
But I thought you were wearing your cock ring? Just twist it counter-clockwise four times, then three clockwise. It will unleash all of the secrets!
 
But I thought you were wearing your cock ring? Just twist it counter-clockwise four times, then three clockwise. It will unleash all of the secrets!

Approximately 250 million 'secrets' per machination, on average.
 
Maybe that Russian numbers station has really just been broadcasting porn all these years.
 
So, what was the prank, telling the parents or burning down the school?

Sorry, I was asleep. :)

An early-morning text message sent to hundreds of parents saying Castle Hill High School had burnt down has been exposed as an April Fools' Day prank.

The NSW Department of Education and Communities said it was reporting the incident to police after discovering that an unknown person had "inappropriately accessed" the school's IT system and sent hundreds of inaccurate text messages to students' parents early on Tuesday morning.

The text message incorrectly claimed that the school had been severely damaged by fire and that it was unsafe for students to attend that day.

Some parents reported being woken at 3am by the text message, which was also emailed to some parents.
"Feeling so SAD. received a message last night that Castle Hill High had been severely damaged (burnt) and that it was unfit for children to attend school. It just makes me so angry only the hall was spared," wrote one parent on social media, before the prank was exposed.

A NSW Department of Education and Communities spokesman said the message was sent to hundreds of parents who had provided their mobile phone number or email address to the school so they could receive important information.
"The information [in the text and email] was completely incorrect," the spokesman said.
"As soon as we became aware, the correct information that the school was open was sent to those who had received the initial SMS or email, and the school's website has been changed to reflect the information, as has the school's notice board out on the street.


Here's a better link:

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/te...hool-closed-20140401-35uzp.html#ixzz2xgZ2CMGl
 
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