Where-next? Shibuya Crossing, Friday night

[Taro Toporific]

Where-next - betting on terror since 2005
Where-next.com is an exciting gambling game. The most accurate prediction on where terrorists will attack next, wins. ..
The person guessing the right technique used (a bomb attack, a suicide bomber, chemical weapons, etc.) and getting the closest location of the attack, will be contacted by e-mail and will receive the exclusive where-next.com T-shirt, showing the place and the time of the attack....more...

[nullpointer]

The person guessing the right technique used (a bomb attack, a suicide bomber, chemical weapons, etc.) and getting the closest location of the attack, will be contacted by e-mail and will receive the exclusive where-next.com T-shirt.....

.....and a friendly visit from the feds.

[IkemenTommy]

The person guessing the right technique used (a bomb attack, a suicide bomber, chemical weapons, etc.) and getting the closest location of the attack, will be contacted by e-mail and will receive the exclusive where-next.com T-shirt.....

.....and a friendly visit from the feds.

We call these phishing sites

[arnoter]

We call these phishing sites

Or maybe, incitative ones... I wonder how this website is still active... Cops behind?
Anyway, it is not the best fun site ever...

[Taro Toporific]

We call these phishing sites

Or maybe, incitative ones... I wonder how this website is still active... Cops behind?...

Hmmm. Neither of my two "bets" were taken by their system and their "ads" seem to be non-existent. Maybe it's just-for-fun site.

[GuyJean]

Maybe it's just-for-fun site.

Actually, Wall Street was planning on doing this 2003:
A Futures Market On Terrorist Attacks
http://economics.about.com/b/a/013642.htm

A program which would have established a futures market on terrorist attacks has been cancelled according to ABS News. It's unfortunate that this program got cancelled as it would have led the FBI and CIA to accumulate information they might not have otherwise been able to get. In my article, "How Markets Use Information To Set Prices" we saw how futures markets, such as the one at TradeSports aggregate the information that all participants have into a probability of an event happening. In my example we looked at the probability the American League would win the All-Star Game. The Terrorist Attack futures market would have determined the belief of market participants on how likely certain targets are to be attacked. This seems to me to be valuable information, and I'm not alone.

So some coked up trader in Motown has access to info the CIA doesn't.. Hey CIA-hole! I know you're reading.. You're fucking woorrth-leess!

Please, prove me wrong; I dare you.

GJ

[IkemenTommy]

Ah.. while I almost got a blow job from a Taiwan hoe for 5000 yen tonight at upper Shibuya center gai. I talked her down from 10,000 yen originally but I couldnt take the offer. What is wrong with me? Im too old for this shit

[Samurai_Jerk]

Ah.. while I almost got a blow job from a Taiwan hoe for 5000 yen tonight at upper Shibuya center gai. I talked her down from 10,000 yen originally but I couldnt take the offer. What is wrong with me? Im too old for this shit

Too old for a blowjob? Man, it's time to roll over and die.

[Greji]

Ah.. while I almost got a blow job from a Taiwan hoe for 5000 yen tonight at upper Shibuya center gai. I talked her down from 10,000 yen originally but I couldnt take the offer. What is wrong with me? Im too old for this shit

Send her to see me. I'll hold up this board's reputation!

[IkemenTommy]

Very tempted but not my style. I could do better.. better luck next time