Not lucky. Because you are a SCRAWNY, EMACIATED WUSS, and I could TWIST YOU IN HALF using only my THUMBS. And I bet you have a SCRAWNY PENCIL NECK.

Yeah, but that's within the regular range of scrawny stickliness in the game.

MSPaint Rainbow Floodfill?

It's not inspired by any REAL source. It's inspired by those cartoons, the ones with the schoolgirls vs. the squids.

I think most of Peggy's hairstyles are based on Asian artworks, and as such, tend to be wildly unrealistic and fanciful. I have also noticed that for reasons not immediately clear to me, they also frequently depict non-Asians. Which is quite odd. You'd think their artwork would depict people like themselves.

You say this like they are MEANT to be worn at all. It would seem to me that wearing them represents some kind of unfortunate accident, like being hit over the head and finding that you have been put in them. I mean, this is TSR.

You think that's fast? Pssh. That's not fast. That positively pokey by my standards. You haven't seen Wall of Text before until you trigger an extended rant in grah.

Some of the stuff my wife wears would make you ask this question far more than that. The answer, apparently, is that you don't, because peeing is for wimps.

All true: See "Rogue Operator" theory. Of course, without the information to BEGIN with, Atwa would not be capable of conducting any attacks at all. Clearly, then, it follows that if we're going to say Atwa did it, it remains true that at some point someone gave her that password database.

There remains no evidence that this incident is connected to anything TSR-related.

That looks a lot like one of the chairs I have here. Of course, MY chair was made out of part of an Iraqi tank destroyed in the first Gulf War...what's their excuse?

Actually, the petition list basically explains nothing. Petition signers do not generally need to register usernames and passwords, and in any event this information would not be available to the owner of any petition, even if hacked. Other than as a list of who might be worth targeting for hacking, the list itself provides no information useful in performing a hack. There are no usernames, passwords, or any security information in that list. The fact that TSR even HAD the list indicates that something shady occurred, but in and of itself, the list is useless for enabling any hacking, although it IS interesting if true that Atwa claims Thomas had the list and she got it from him, rather than vice versa. On the other hand, Atwa is a known liar, and the word of one liar against another is not exactly determinate of anything. While it establishes a pattern that TSR is connected to those who are willing to hack sites to further their interests, it doesn't prove they performed this specific hacking. Like I said, most likely the password database of people they don't like has been released into the wild, likely through a chain of it being passed around.

We know how that works, Inge. They have systems which involve onscreen keypads or Nintendo-style entries for that sort of thing.

I don't have contact with the Hecuboss. If you have the images, you can zip them up and send them to me and I can repost them on the PMBD servers.

Well, it's not getting them off the hook for releasing the data in the first place, that's for sure, sio I don't see why exerting additional effort would help.