If I throw a stick, will you leave me alone?

the malware/virus infected dusty shelf of a discussion board

You are like some sort of herpes sore that surfaces just before an orgy full of the people you see in racy calendars. You have no reason to exist except to f u c k up the party.

You'd think that with all the money you must have to make the move from Cal City to Schererville that you would have invested some in a virus protection. It's a shame you use the other forum to scapegoat your porn addiction.

This board is just as dead as the other board. I think people with rather discuss issues on Facebook with people they know instead of wasting their time on bigoted cowards who hide behind screen names.

Then go...

I love that it's okay to drag out the photos of children who have potentially serious health risks for the sake of comedy. Mind you if these were the children of any Republican candidate they'd be off limits.

The difference between me and some of you is that I'll own the fact that I'm a mean a**h*** while some of you revel in self-righteous delusions.

This board is just as dead as the other board. I think people with rather discuss issues on Facebook with people they know instead of wasting their time on bigoted cowards who hide behind screen names.

http://204.2.104.194/discussionforum/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=7363&p=141083#p141083

Jealous? ...or just pissed because you are a prisoner in Hammond? ...or do you like filling potholes?

Even if I did "fill potholes" I'd still be able to afford a Norton's subscription, and I'll continue to enjoy my virus free computer.

Suit filed against Symantec, claiming it sells Scareware

If you recollect, we had first broken the story, some time back, on how about how Norton PC Checkup Tool threw up exaggerated and even false findings about the health of your PC, and then tried to sell you some Symantec software or the other.

It appears that James Gross, a resident of the state of Washington, has now filed a suit in the District Court of San Jose, California, against Symantec Corp, claiming that the company attempted to persuade computer users to purchase its software by scaring them with incorrect findings about the state of their PC.

The complaint alleges that Symantec distributes trial versions of its software. These software scan the Windows PC and then report risks, shortcomings, troubles and errors which may or may not actually be present. The scanning software then markets other software of Norton, promising them a solution.

Suit filed against Symantec, claiming it sells Scareware

“The software is falsely informing the consumer that errors are high priority and in addition it is falsely informing the consumer that their overall system health and privacy health is low,” said Chandler Givens, an attorney with Edelson McGuire LLP, the firm that filed the suit on behalf of Gross.

The case is Gross v. Symantec Corporation, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, No. 12-00154, reports Bloomberg.

Only a true idiot would use a Norton product...

You sure are engaging for someone who wants to be left alone.

technically a "drop it trojan"...from the other board.