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Hilarious, virus-induced, IE warning.

Well, I thought it was obvious when they used "creahes" instead of crashes.

And how is this funny? It is an obvious virus with spelling errors. Did I miss the funny part?
 
Thanks for clarifying. I feel like a dumb bass. Anyway, the funny thing about it is that the dumbass that MADE the virus couldn't spell things, double spaced once and stuff. DUMB PEOPLE ARE FUNNY!!
 
Oh I had a clone of this virus. All it does is annoy you, and for some reason it changed my clock - for example, 4:00 PM is now 16:00.

I got rid of it with free AVG.
 
you know, how like Madden 2009 is released in 2008? o.o or any other sports game for that matter
 
you guys don't seem to understand how this works

1. people don't read error messages; they glance at them at best and click whatever button they think will make it go away so they can get back to whatever they were doing

2. these errors are probably not written by English-speakers

but anyone who said e would've clicked this should probably just get off the internet now.
 
Seritinajii said:
for some reason it changed my clock - for example, 4:00 PM is now 16:00.

I got rid of it with free AVG.
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iphillip1 said:
It just changed your clock to Zulu time.
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...Zulu time?

It's called the 24-hour clock.



This seems... odd, at the least. Quite a bad attempt, too. I most probably would not have clicked OK/Yes/whatever, but I know people who would have.
 
Everyone I know would have clicked No, as I tend to send them mock-viruses for their amusement, and because they know that clicking yes would show them a picture of a hamster in a funny hat.
 
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