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Fycus
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WHAT DID I TELL YOU GUYS! 

wEstSidE
wEstSidE

bruh i already tenrepped u. what more do you want?

IamJacky
IamJacky

didn't even finish reading the first post but this deep web thing just sounds plain stupid. people love conspiracy theories and are always coming up with these stupid shit. as far as i'm concerned, Su

RandR

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Not to mention a million times bigger. Or should I say deeper. Once again Randr did not read and typed away.

dude, go fuck yourself. Deepweb isn't that interesting and seeing as how you've only just discovered the fucking TOR browser, I'm pretty sure you don't know jack shit about it.

I'm again surprised that you guys are so impressed by this deepweb crap. It's not really that interesting, and certainly isn't populated by genius hackers and assassins. It's just sketchy dudes into kiddie porn and aliens from 88 galaxies or something.

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I think what's more interesting isn't this single circle of sites or whatever that a lot of people are talking about, but all the other internet shit that exists outside of the www.

berndog linked me to this story (it's on 4chan so there's that, but still)

http://4chanarchive.org/brchive/dspl_thread.php5?thread_id=5986641&x=Deep+Web#5992899

read the handful of post from that on.

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does anyone remember this story?? i remember it really creeped me out back in the day of the anarchists cookbook etc

Once upon a time in 1984, there was a young man in the northwest who loved to play with telephones.

One day he was exploring the 804 area code in Virginia and discovered the strangest thing. Every time he dialed up any number on the 840 exchange, he’d get a recording as if the exchange didn’t exist. However, if he dialed 804-840- and then 4 rather predictable numbers, a lonely ring sounded on the other end.

After a few seconds, somebody picked up.

Being the experienced phone enthusiast he was, he could tell the call didn’t “superviseâ€, meaning, no charges were being incurred for calling this number. He knew calls that get you an error message or some special operator generally don’t supervise.

A female voice, with a hint of Southern accent said, “Operator, can I help you?â€

“Yes,†he said. “What number have I reached?â€

“What number did you dial, sir?â€

He made up a number that was similar.

“I’m sorry, that’s not the number you reached.†Click.

Fascinating. What in the hell was this? He knew he was going to call back, but before he did, some info-gathering experiments were in order. He tried the 840 exchange in several other area codes. In some, it came up as a valid exchange. In others, exactly the same thing happened – the same last four digits, the same Southern belle. Even stranger, the areas it worked in seemed to travel in a beeline from Washington, D.C. to Pittsburgh, PA.

He called back from a payphone. “Operator, can I help you?â€

“Yes, this is the phone company. I’m testing this line and we don’t seem to have an identification on your circuit. What office is this, please?â€

“What number are you trying to reach?â€

“I’m not trying to reach any number. I’m trying to identify this circuit.â€

“I’m sorry, I can’t help you.â€

“Ma’am, if I don’t get an ID on this line, I’ll have to disconnect it. We show no record of it here.â€

“Hold on a moment, sir.â€

After about a minute, she came back. “Sir, I can have someone speak to you. Would you give me your number, please?â€

He had anticipated this and he had the payphone number ready. After he gave it, she said, “Mr. XXX will get right back to you.â€

“Thanks.†He hung up the phone. It rang. …Instantly! “Oh my God,†he thought, “they weren’t asking for my number – they were confirming it!â€

“Hello,†he said, trying to sound authoritative.

“This is Mr. XXX. Did you just make an inquiry to my office concerning a phone number?â€

“Yes. I need an identi—“

“What you need is advice.†The man almost spat the words, “Don’t ever call that number again. Don’t even think about calling that number again. Forget you ever knew it.â€

At this point our friend got so nervous he just hang up. He expected the phone to ring back again… but it didn’t.

Over the next few days he racked his brains trying to figure out what this creepy number was. He knew it was something big – that was for certain. But what? It was so big, the number was programmed into every central office in the country. He knew this because if he tried to dial any other number in that exchange, he’d get a local error message from his central office, as if the exchange didn’t exist.

Finally, it came to him. He had an uncle who worked in a federal agency. He had a feeling that this was government related, and… if it was… his uncle could probably get to the bottom of it. He asked the next day and his uncle promosed to look into the matter.

The next time he saw his uncle, something was wrong. He was visibly trembling. “Where did you get that number?!†he shouted. “Do you know I almost got FIRED for asking about it?!? They kept wanting to know where I got it!â€

Our friend couldn’t contain his excitement. “What is it?†he pleaded. “What’s the number?!â€

“It’s the President’s bomb shelter!â€

He never called the number again. He figured he could probably cause quite a stir by calling with a line like, “The weather’s not good in Washington. We’re coming over for a visit.†But our friend was smart. He knew there were some things that were better left unsaid… and undone.

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GregoryH

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just read this entire thread,

mentioned that I'd delved into this crazy shit to a hacker/programmer friend of mine and he responded with "come on in...the water's warm"

needless to say I'm creeped the fuck out yet I cannot pull away....please keep this going!

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you guys think this deep web stuff is connected with why my itunes keeps asking to update even though i check the box to ignore all future updates?

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jwsach

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I think what's more interesting isn't this single circle of sites or whatever that a lot of people are talking about, but all the other internet shit that exists outside of the www.

berndog linked me to this story (it's on 4chan so there's that, but still)

http://4chanarchive.org/brchive/dspl_thread.php5?thread_id=5986641&x=Deep+Web#5992899

read the handful of post from that on.

just clicked this and was reading for about a minute....

a blank pop up opens up with some weird font text in the window...

I was trying to make it out the text and then it closed by itself...(0).

TF?

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