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http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/12/11/blippy/

Are you f****** kidding me?

Another bold step towards to a dumber world.


Joey Harvey spent $214.28 at Bobbie's Happy Adult Toy Store.
The following items were purchased: 2 dildos (one black, one peach), handcuffs, and a leather mask.

Poor Harvey forgot that that card was his Blippy card! Aw.. And now his home address will be bombarded by countless sex toy offers.

BigBallinStalin wrote:Another bold step towards to a dumber world.


Joey Harvey spent $214.28 at Bobbie's Happy Adult Toy Store.
The following items were purchased: 2 dildos (one black, one peach), handcuffs, and a leather mask.

Poor Harvey forgot that that card was his Blippy card! Aw.. And now his home address will be bombarded by countless sex toy offers.

your assuming he is usin the blippy card, he should tech have more... but yes i see that issue with stupid ppl

also i didint read all off of it so im wonderin if it also gives your bank data so ppl can just steal your identity a lot easier... but beyond that i dont think it will go past the novelty act...

I just want to knee the creator of the site in the nuts.

And yea, I was thinking, if I was any good at hacking computers, why not try to hack a website like that?

Army of GOD wrote:http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/12/11/blippy/
Are you f****** kidding me?

Wow...that's very fucking retarded. And yet, there will be some teenagers out there that will think this is THE GREATEST THING.

Come on, most kids my age have debit cards anyways. Somehow I doubt Blippy will take off.

I have one word to describe it: RETARDED!!

Oops, did I actually say that word out loud? That wasn't PC!

edocsil wrote:Come on, most kids my age have debit cards anyways. Somehow I doubt Blippy will take off.

This isn't about kids, this is about the 20 to 30 year olds who think people give a shit about what the f*** they're buying, and then putting information about themself on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see.

Army of GOD wrote:

edocsil wrote:Come on, most kids my age have debit cards anyways. Somehow I doubt Blippy will take off.

This isn't about kids, this is about the 20 to 30 year olds who think people give a shit about what the f*** they're buying, and then putting information about themself on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see.

I'm afraid I must disagree. This will be ALL about kids doing that. And quite soon, I predict.

Disturbingly i could see this starting up in my age group. Given I am 18 so it is no to far off from the 20 to 30 prediction, but I would think by the age of 30 you would have at least seen the effects of Credit Card theft once or twice. Idk but how much stuff do you actually buy in college with a CC? I have always assumed I would slim in the spending money, with most my cash going to tuition.


Totally irrelevant but I just got accepted into MTU and damn is it going to burn a hole in my pocket, even with the few scholarships I got.


And yes I do realize this contradicts my previous post but w/e I'm tired and both argument do make at least some logical sense.

Woodruff wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:

edocsil wrote:Come on, most kids my age have debit cards anyways. Somehow I doubt Blippy will take off.

This isn't about kids, this is about the 20 to 30 year olds who think people give a shit about what the f*** they're buying, and then putting information about themself on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see.

I'm afraid I must disagree. This will be ALL about kids doing that. And quite soon, I predict.

No Woody, you're wrong, AoG is right.

pimpdave wrote:

Woodruff wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:

edocsil wrote:Come on, most kids my age have debit cards anyways. Somehow I doubt Blippy will take off.

This isn't about kids, this is about the 20 to 30 year olds who think people give a shit about what the f*** they're buying, and then putting information about themself on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see.

I'm afraid I must disagree. This will be ALL about kids doing that. And quite soon, I predict.

No Woody, you're wrong, AoG is right.

Because teenagers DON'T think people give a shit what the f*** they're buying and they're NOT completely oblivious to the dangers of putting information about themselves on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see?

Myspace/Facebook says...WRONG.

Woodruff wrote:

pimpdave wrote:

Woodruff wrote:I'm afraid I must disagree. This will be ALL about kids doing that. And quite soon, I predict.

No Woody, you're wrong, AoG is right.

Because teenagers DON'T think people give a shit what the f*** they're buying and they're NOT completely oblivious to the dangers of putting information about themselves on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see?

Myspace/Facebook says...WRONG.

I don't know what things are like over there, but here in Canada, kids generally don't HAVE credit cards...

hecter wrote:

Woodruff wrote:

pimpdave wrote:

Woodruff wrote:I'm afraid I must disagree. This will be ALL about kids doing that. And quite soon, I predict.

No Woody, you're wrong, AoG is right.

Because teenagers DON'T think people give a shit what the f*** they're buying and they're NOT completely oblivious to the dangers of putting information about themselves on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see?

Myspace/Facebook says...WRONG.

I don't know what things are like over there, but here in Canada, kids generally don't HAVE credit cards...

Ding ding ding ding.

pimpdave wrote:

hecter wrote:

Woodruff wrote:

pimpdave wrote:

Woodruff wrote:I'm afraid I must disagree. This will be ALL about kids doing that. And quite soon, I predict.

No Woody, you're wrong, AoG is right.

Because teenagers DON'T think people give a shit what the f*** they're buying and they're NOT completely oblivious to the dangers of putting information about themselves on a freaking platter for anyone on the internet to see?

Myspace/Facebook says...WRONG.

I don't know what things are like over there, but here in Canada, kids generally don't HAVE credit cards...

Ding ding ding ding.

I don't know what things are like over there in Canada, but here in the United States, 18-year-olds are still in high school while holding jobs and definitely DO have credit cards. Never mind the 19-year-olds who have already graduated and are actually in the workforce.

Woodruff wrote:I don't know what things are like over there in Canada, but here in the United States, 18-year-olds are still in high school while holding jobs and definitely DO have credit cards. Never mind the 19-year-olds who have already graduated and are actually in the workforce.

I know two, maybe 3 people that are 18 and 19 that actually have a credit card. A VAST majority of highschool students do NOT have credit cards. So, this stupid little "blippy" thing won't take off in high schools. Unlike facebook where you and all your friends will have it, it will instead be you and two other people in your school have it. And that's no fun, so less people will sign up for it because of that. I can see it taking off more in the college level, with the 20-30 somethings, however (maybe, the whole concept is pretty dumb).

hecter wrote:

Woodruff wrote:I don't know what things are like over there in Canada, but here in the United States, 18-year-olds are still in high school while holding jobs and definitely DO have credit cards. Never mind the 19-year-olds who have already graduated and are actually in the workforce.

I know two, maybe 3 people that are 18 and 19 that actually have a credit card. A VAST majority of highschool students do NOT have credit cards. So, this stupid little "blippy" thing won't take off in high schools. Unlike facebook where you and all your friends will have it, it will instead be you and two other people in your school have it. And that's no fun, so less people will sign up for it because of that. I can see it taking off more in the college level, with the 20-30 somethings, however (maybe, the whole concept is pretty dumb).

If you want it to happen, just ask the Queen to mandate it.

Queen_Herpes wrote:

hecter wrote:

Woodruff wrote:I don't know what things are like over there in Canada, but here in the United States, 18-year-olds are still in high school while holding jobs and definitely DO have credit cards. Never mind the 19-year-olds who have already graduated and are actually in the workforce.

I know two, maybe 3 people that are 18 and 19 that actually have a credit card. A VAST majority of highschool students do NOT have credit cards. So, this stupid little "blippy" thing won't take off in high schools. Unlike facebook where you and all your friends will have it, it will instead be you and two other people in your school have it. And that's no fun, so less people will sign up for it because of that. I can see it taking off more in the college level, with the 20-30 somethings, however (maybe, the whole concept is pretty dumb).

If you want it to happen, just ask the Queen to mandate it.

SultanofSurreal can mandate things?