Meeeh, Aka sounds cooler. - #72998201 added by mrbull at Stealing WiFi [FB]

Reply+155

(11/09/2012)[-]

is it really illegal to use somebody elses wifi? If so then add that on to the list of laws I break and don't give a **** about.

only other thing on the list is j-walking. im not very tough

#47 to #5 - MasterManiac

Reply+17

(11/09/2012)[-]

I once took 11 pieces of 1p candy and only paid for 10.

#16 to #5 - mrbull

Reply+20

(11/09/2012)[-]

Now if somebody starts using my Wifi without megiving permission I won't really give a **** since I'm a lazy **** and it'd take too much effort to handle this. But it's a whole different story when they start downloading a load of **** literally sucking away at any form of internet access because of the ******* latency.

AKA Use wifi if you wish, just don't be a cunt about it.

#38 to #16 - johnnybing

Reply+8

(11/09/2012)[-]

I just turn of their computer thru cmd <.<
Atleast when they start downloading stuff...

#106 to #38 - nyork

Reply0

(11/09/2012)[-]

Is this from anything specific?

#191 to #106 - johnnybing

Reply0

(11/10/2012)[-]

Just random vocaloid from my desktop folder :)

(Like this one)

#42 to #38 - bronan

Reply+7

(11/09/2012)[-]

And then they switch it back on and start again.

Its the circle of wifi

#43 to #42 - johnnybing

Reply+12

(11/09/2012)[-]

Then I lock their speed at a steady 20kb/s

#44 to #43 - bronan

Reply0

(11/09/2012)[-]

I guess that works for people with good internet, meanwhile i can only download at 250kb/s.

#35 to #16 - fractalius

Reply0

(11/09/2012)[-]

For future reference, instead of AKA try TL;DR

#76 to #35 - mrbull

Reply+1

(11/09/2012)[-]

Meeeh, Aka sounds cooler.

#7 to #5 - doodogger

Reply-127

(11/09/2012)[-]

How do you steal someone elses wiki when there's a password you have to know? Are you just a good hacker and can bypass it or wut?

>Implying that you have to break laws to be tough.
>Implying that tough people break laws.
>Navy SEALs, Special Forces, etc... are some of the toughest people in the world.
>Implying that Navy SEALs, Special Forces, etc... have breaken many many countless laws.

My logic. Love it or lump it. Works for me. But others don't understand it. Do you? Does anyone here?