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    I just came over the most outrageous and dumb piece of electronic geekiness on the planet. Scrolling LED belt buckles!!! I could just imagine the genius, coming up with this reveolutionary peice of junk was thinking at the time. "Daaaa....LED lights are cool.....belts are cool too....WAIT!!! Let's put LED lights, on Belts!!!". These Belts come with: Onboard Speed and Brightness Control (Just incase someone's having a hard time reading what's scrolling on your pants!) Can store 6 messages, each message up to 250 words (For those people that have alot to say) Takes two CR2032 batteries (included) (Just to make it more inpractical) Comes with user manual (For those who are to busy looking into the light to figure out the onboard controls on the back!) ________________________________________________________________________ Here are some pics. (Some poor man wearing the wreched thing) (Alone) (The Back of this "complicated" monstrosity) ______________________________________________________________________ CREDITS: I got my information from: ThinkGeek.com If you are actually planning to buy these things, You can visit: IcedOut Gear _______________________________________________________________________
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    Great guyz keep these post moving
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    Girls, post your advise for us guyz andGuyz, post your advise for u girls.Me (being male) have only this to say. Playing hard to get isn't fun. Don't through yourself at him and DO NOT send him little note's. Being subtle is your best bet. But do not lead him on if you don't like him.That's all I got, now it's your turn!
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    NVR GIVE UP!!!! I know this girl i like, we ended up going to 2 seperate high schools and we still got back together, i sved this msn convo while we were seperated Here's the convo The user is 1 and the password is 2 lol
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    Nicely said, Although free services are a great deal of what makes it so great, Hard work and effort get's put into site design and layout. To responed to BECCA's question, The Right Click disable script is as follows below <script language=JavaScript><!--//Disable right mouse click Script//By Maximus (maximus@nsimail.com) w/ mods by DynamicDrive//For full source code, visit dynamicdrive.com/var/ message="Function Disabled!";///////////////////////////////////function clickIE4(){if (event.button==2){alert(message);return false;}}function clickNS4(e){if (document.layers||document.getElementById&&!document.all){if (e.which==2||e.which==3){alert(message);return false;}}}if (document.layers){document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);document.onmousedown=clickNS4;}else if (document.all&&!document.getElementById){document.onmousedown=clickIE4;}document.oncontextmenu=new Function("alert(message);return false")// --> </script> I can not take credit for this script, it is not mine. It is from dynamicdrive.com.
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    Wow!Thank you sooo much for all the comment =). this being my first post, i didn't know what to expect, Thanks guys!!!
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    -Encryption- If your like me, you probably hate those Javascripts witch open a "Right Click Disabled" prompt. An easier way to confuse pirates from stealing your hard worked scripts or codes you can easily encrypt your html. In this tut i will show you how to both create an html encrypting script and will show you the diffrent methods of encryption. 1. The HEX DECIMAL Encryptor. (Effectiveness 9/10) This encryptor will turn html code like this <html><body><p> test1 </p></body></html> into %3C%68%74%6D%6C%3E%0A%3C%62%6F%64%79%3E%0A%3C%70%3E%20%74%65%73%74%31%20%3C%2F%70%3E%0A%3C%2F%62%6F%64%79%3E%0A%3C%2F%68%74%6D%6C%3E For a already made version, click hereThis method is my personal favorite. First, put this in your scripts body <script language=Javascript><!--function encode(){if(document.forms[0].asciitext.value == ''){ alert('Please enter some code to encrypt.'); void(0); } else { var text= document.forms[0].asciitext.value; enctext= transform(text); document.forms[0].asciitext.value= ''; document.forms[0].asciitext.value= (enctext); }}function transform(s){ var hex='' var i for (i=0; i<s.length; i++) { hex += '%'+hexfromdec( s.charCodeAt(i) )} return hex}function generate(){ if(document.forms[0].asciitext.value == ''){ alert('Please encrypt something!'); void(0); } else { var text= document.forms[0].asciitext.value; document.forms[0].asciitext.value="\<script\>\n//<!--\ndocument.write(unescape(\""+text+"\"));\n//-->\n\</script\>"; } }function hexfromdec(num) { if (num > 65535) { return ("err!") } first = Math.round(num/4096 - .5); temp1 = num - first * 4096; second = Math.round(temp1/256 -.5); temp2 = temp1 - second * 256; third = Math.round(temp2/16 - .5); fourth = temp2 - third * 16; return (""+getletter(third)+getletter(fourth));}function getletter(num) { if (num < 10) { return num; } else { if (num == 10) { return "A" } if (num == 11) { return "B" } if (num == 12) { return "C" } if (num == 13) { return "D" } if (num == 14) { return "E" } if (num == 15) { return "F" } }}function decode(){if (document.forms[0].asciitext.value=="") {alert('No code to decrypt!');}else {document.forms[0].asciitext.value=unescape(document.forms[0].asciitext.value);document.forms[0].asciitext.value="Click Encrypt to encrypt the code.";}}function preview(){if (document.forms[0].asciitext.value=="") {alert('Nothing to preview!');}else {pr=open("","_blank","top=0,left=0");pr.document.write(document.forms[0].asciitext.value);pr.document.title='Preview';}}//--></SCRIPT> this is what makes the entire thin "tick". Now insert this to make the text fields, buttons and phisical appearence <FORM name=code action="" method=post><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 bgColor=#000000 border=3 align="center"><TBODY><TR> <TD bgColor=#6699CC> <font color="#FFFFFF">HTML Encrypter 1: </font><BR><TEXTAREA name=asciitext rows=10 wrap=virtual cols=69>Type the code to be encrypted here.</textarea></TD></TR><TR> <TD bgColor=#6699CC> <P> <INPUT class=button onclick=encode() type=button value="Encrypt" name=Button2> </P></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></FORM></td></tr></table> 2. The FIGURE HEX DECIMAL Method (Effectiveness 4/10) This Encryption will turn a code like this <html><body><p> test1 </p></body></html> into <script><!--document.write(unescape("%3Chtml%3E%0A%3Cbody%3E%0A%3Cp%3E%20test1%20%3C/p%3E%0A%3C/body%3E%0A%3C/html%3E"));//--></script> The problem with this is that you can make out certain words out Ex. <script> <!-- document.write(unescape("%3Chtml%3E%0A%3Cbody%3E%0A%3Cp%3E%20test1%20%3C/p%3E%0A%3C/body%3E%0A%3C/html%3E")); //--> </script> This by far is my least favorite method. For a already made version, click here If you wish to make the aplication yourself, here's the code. <script language=JavaScript>var i=0;var ie=(document.all)?1:0;var ns=(document.layers)?1:0;function initStyleElements() /* Styles for Buttons Init */{var c = document.pad;if (ie){//c.text.style.backgroundColor="#DDDDDD";c.compileIt.style.backgroundColor="#C0C0A8";c.compileIt.style.cursor="hand";c.select.style.backgroundColor="#C0C0A8";c.select.style.cursor="hand";c.view.style.backgroundColor="#C0C0A8";c.view.style.cursor="hand";c.retur.style.backgroundColor="#C0C0A8";c.retur.style.cursor="hand";c.clear.style.backgroundColor="#C0C0A8";c.clear.style.cursor="hand";}else return;}/* Buttons Enlightment of "Compilation" panel */function LightOn(what){if (ie) what.style.backgroundColor = '#E0E0D0';else return;}function FocusOn(what){if (ie) what.style.backgroundColor = '#EBEBEB';else return;}function LightOut(what){if (ie) what.style.backgroundColor = '#C0C0A8';else return;}function FocusOff(what){if (ie) what.style.backgroundColor = '#DDDDDD';else return;}/* Buttons Enlightment of "Compilation" panel */function generate() /* Generation of "Compilation" */{code = document.pad.text.value;if (code){document.pad.text.value='Compiling...Please wait!';setTimeout("compile()",1000);}else alert('First enter something to compile and then press CompileIt')}function compile() /* The "Compilation" */{document.pad.text.value='';compilation=escape(code);document.pad.text.value="<script>\n<!--\ndocument.write(unescape(\""+compilation+"\"));\n//-->\n<\/script>";i++;if (i=1) alert("Page compiled 1 time!");else alert("Page compiled "+i+" times!");}function selectCode() /* Selecting "Compilation" for Copying */{if(document.pad.text.value.length>0){document.pad.text.focus();document.pad.text.select();}else alert('Nothing for be selected!')}function preview() /* Preview for the "Compilation" */{if(document.pad.text.value.length>0){pr=window.open("","Preview","scrollbars=1,menubar=1,status=1,width=700,height=320,left=50,top=110");pr.document.write(document.pad.text.value);}else alert('Nothing for be previewed!')}function uncompile() /* Decompiling a "Compilation" */{if (document.pad.text.value.length>0){source=unescape(document.pad.text.value);document.pad.text.value=""+source+"";}else alert('You need compiled code to uncompile it!')}// --></script> This Gives it the fuctions now insert this code to help both compilation and phisical appearence <body bgcolor=white topmargin=0 leftmargin=0 marginheight=0 marginwidth=0 onload=initStyleElements()><table border=0 width=100% cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0><tr><td width=100% height="23"></td></tr><tr><td width=100% height=23></td></tr><tr><td width=100%><!-- Compilation Panel --><form method=post name=pad align=center> <table width="62%" border="2" bordercolor="#6699FF"> <tr> <td bgcolor="#6699FF"><font color="#FFFFFF">HTML Encryption 2</font></td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#6699FF"><textarea rows=11 name=text cols=58 style="background-color:#EBEBEB;width:95%"></textarea> </td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#6699FF"> <input type=button value=Encrypt name=compileIt onClick=generate() onMouseOver=LightOn(this) onMouseOut=LightOut(this)> </td> </tr> </table> <br> </form><!-- Compilation Panel --></td></tr></table> Well That's all, I hope you enjoyed my tut and found it useful.!!!! Feel free to post or e-mail me your questions or comments
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