To whom it might concern:
Adobe Systems, Inc, makers of the popular computer graphics program Photoshop, announced on Friday that they have compiled and submitted a list of more than 25,000 Internet Protocol (IP) addresses with duplicate serial numbers for versions six and seven of their product. A spokesman from Adobe says "We installed what is called a 'callback' on Photoshop to try and curb piracy. It essentially sends installation information to our servers upon first use." The FBI plans to work with national and local Internet Service Providers (ISP) to find and convict those responsible.
Ha ha! Go Adobe. Now thats some smooth thinking. I wonder how many of those 25,000 (which seems like a low # to me for an Adobe application) IPs they can link to people after all this time has passed.
A bunch of updates today. I have to go to a gay graduation ceremony in a little bit. I can't stand high school graduation - everyone does it so stop making it out to be a big deal. 
The Oldgame Network now has 13,618 games. The # in our db will be updated soon. Right now we have a limit in place that doesn't allow the # to go that high.
Woohoo! Go Germany beating those Saudi's 8-0 in the World Cup. It was no easy task getting it on my TV at home. It was going to be on channel 24. But then...