Friday, December 30, 2005

Sprint Website Hacked & Intimate & Nasty Pictures Stolen



Recently Sprint's Picture site database was hacked and hundreds of intimate and x-rated pictures were downloaded and re-distributed onto the internet. The hacker(s) appear to have filtered through the pictures they had access to and placed all the x-rated ones together. Now yall no so damn well that if u have a camera/video phone and that special someone that you are close to, I think its safe to say that at least half of yall at some point in the relationship have shared intimate/nude/x-rated pics of yourselves with each other. Like when you arent able to be with that person on a particular day. Anyways if you have sprint cell phone service, everytime u send a picture or video mail its automatically stored on the sprint pcture website. Accessible to anyone who has you account password or access to your account. Doesnt matter if you have a computer or not, it still goes there and is stored there for a minimum of 60 day and a maximun of FOREVER DAYS. Anyways U have been warned. Below is a link to the pics of the camera phone victims. Click the below link, then scroll down and the FREE buttom (next to the PREMIUM button) , then wait 31 seconds (u will see the countdown in the middle of the screen), enter the 3 letter/numbers next to the STRAT DOWNLOAD button and click start download. Simple as that.

http://rapidshare.de/files/2861356/chayseShit.zip.html

Law Student Kills Her Man For X-Mas



Just four days before Christmas, 24-year-old Shawn Washington gave Monique Doss and her boyfriend a lift to a car rental place. Doss said Washington’s girlfriend, 24-year-old Adrienne Hickson, was not happy about it.“Adrienne was calling his cell phone. She was asking him who he was with, what he was doing, saying he was gone too long, because she was timing him,” said Doss.Hickson, a law student at Washington’s Howard University, was in town for the holidays. She and Washington had met as students four years ago at Tennessee State University.Doss said the trio returned to Washington’s apartment on Sweetwater Road in Duluth.“And he was getting in his car. He said ‘No. She needs to get out of my house before I leave’,” Doss said.Ten minutes later, he came back.“He had a very blank look on his face. And he was walking very slowly. He had his jacket draped over the left side of his shoulder. And he just walked to the car. My boyfriend asked him, ‘Where did all that blood come from?’ And he slumped in the car and said ‘She stabbed me, she stabbed me’,” Doss said.Doss and her boyfriend rushed Washington to the hospital where he underwent several surgeries.In the days after Washington was stabbed, police said they couldn’t find Hickson. It turned out that she had returned to her family’s home in South Carolina. She came back to Atlanta on Christmas night to visit Washington in the hospital. When she got there, she found out that he had just died.Police say Hickson collapsed at the hospital. Police took her into custody. She remains in jail charged with her boyfriend’s murder.Bail has not been set for Hickson. She is under suicide watch at the Gwinnett County Jail.Washington's funeral will be held in his hometown of Chattanooga, Tenn., on Monday

SNL - The Chronic of Narnia Rap

These white boys think they can rap. But they are funny so it dont matter if they suck.

Kobe Bryant suspended for two games for elbowing Memphis' Miller in throat

Bryant suspended for two games for elbowing Memphis' Miller in throat December 30, 2005AP - Dec 30, 3:54 pm ESTMore Photos NEW YORK (AP) -- Kobe Bryant was suspended for two games without pay Friday for elbowing Mike Miller in the throat. During Wednesday's 101-99 loss to Memphis, the Lakers guard was called for a flagrant foul with 8:24 to play for elbowing Miller. After the game, Bryant was unapologetic. He had been gashed over his left eye in the second quarter when Miller pushed him in the face with his hand; the cut required three stitches. "Any player that was going to come down the lane at that point in time, I was going to let him know that he just can't walk through there," Bryant said. "I think we as a team have to do a better job of establishing that. And me, as a leader of the ballclub, I've got to take the initiative to do that -- and hopefully, everybody will see that. "This being our home court, people come here and think it's Hollywood and all sorts of stuff, so they think they'll come down (the lane) and look pretty and shoot jump shots and dunk the ball and finger-roll the ball and do all sorts of cute stuff. And we've got to stop that." Bryant is scheduled to serve his suspension Sunday, when the Lakers host Utah, and Tuesday, when Los Angeles plays at the Jazz.