<b> heh. cvk and i identified a pattern where certain topics of discussion swirl inevitably toward people talking about older and older computer crap until they reach something about punched cards.
<b> so we sort of duel. somebody’ll be like woah, check it out, a ps/2 mouse with a real ball, and the other one will be like .. punched cards!!!
<sb> i’ll punch your face ..in the card
<sb> i’ll save a punch to a punchcard and then load it up to your face!!
<sb> i’ll punchbook on facecard.
<sb> -_-
<b> !! i’ll … oh, you did every single combination.
I just found out its impossible for me to enter this account from my laptop because of the account breach and my e-mail being unaccesible… sooo i’m probably gonna have to make a new tumblr.
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It was among the greatest heists against a United States bank in history and the thieves never even set foot on American soil.
Nor did they target some ordinary bank. They struck an account managed by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, an institution renowned for its security.
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