would have liked to have the audio. then we'd all be straining to hear the machine humming out..."f f r r r r e e e d u u m m m m"

back to the time when listeners would spin lps backward for...

"congratulations, you have just discovered the secret message...please send your answer to Old Pink, care of the funny farm..."

Hilarious. Maybe they should have tried to not giggle like naughty teenagers making a prank call if they want to be taken seriously.
First, they did make the shirt he asked for, a quality one it seemed, just with a bonus secret message.
Second, Trump supporters are the same people who advocate the refusal of service for people who offend their religious (or political) sensibilities, so what's his problem? He was probably hoping they would refuse him service so he could use the video as proof that "liberals" are totally hypocritical and refuse service to those they dislike but vilify "conservatives" for the same thing, but got something unexpected instead.

It's now pretty clear that initially they did this looking for and expecting a negative reaction they could exploit somehow, then pressed the point when they got one, thinking they 'got them' and now he can be the conservative hero of the week.

To be fair though, what response does one expect when one goes into a business in a firmly red state like Alabama or Mississippi, and an even more firmly Republican city, and then go to a world famously Republican neighborhood in that city, enter a store with a Trump sign in the window and ask them to make you a HILLARY T-shirt? I would bet $10 it involves threats of violence if not actual violence and firearms, not a quality shirt with a 'secret' message inside.

Pi already has a secret message: the first 3 digits are 3 - 1 - 4, which in leetspeek(13375p34k) translates to E - I - A

I know, mind blowing, right?

But what does it all mean?>> ^speechless:

Hey Joe, this is war, rolling in the deep, almost hear you sigh, just breathe

Woah.. that was like a secret message

What's the secret message?!?!

Damn, now I guess I have to download the game and find out...

Has anyone actually worked out what the secret message was in the reversed trailer?

it took me like 5 minutes to figure out you werent saying anything about bea.
i was hoping it was a secret message.


>> ^Farhad2000:
Just wtfwowamtoodrunktobea deputy.

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I have updated my profile pic- no facial hair in sight - and a special secret message for Blankfistula.

I recall one episode's "secret message" in the credits was:

"Name omitted from The Name Game: Plucky"

if there's gonna be a secret message like that in toys about Islam, I'm glad it was this.
Could so be worse.
god, people!

^ Men choke back their emotions. I sound that way when I try to put voice to something that's almost too painful to bear. A catch in the voice, maybe a halt to collect myself, and then try to finish the sentence with a straight face hoping no one noticed...and I've never been on live television for it.

Oh, and bonus upvote to Fjnbk for the secret message.

*news

Yes, it was a secret message to his brothers and sisters in The Resistance. Stay strong.

"was that a secret message?"

It's a *geek move that resulted in a *viral campaign, basically.

http://www.zug.com/pranks/super/

I agree with your view that it doesn't look like a big deal - although that's part of his point.

He seems to be up in arms about the media being scared of broadcasting videos obtained from terror groups b/c "they might have a secret message". His point is you can put secret messages anywhere (from innocuous innocent events, to events televised world-wide), so their concerns are misplaced.

The point kind of gets lost in the drama of the "OMG, their security sucks" that comes out of the video.

They seem to acknowledge that, though:

Their own site includes a post from a guy who worked there:

"I worked security at Dolphin Stadium for [Super Bowl XLI]. I have zero experience as a security guard. I'm a college student. Apparently, Dolphin Stadium has their own people to run regular season NFL games, but the Super Bowl wasn't in the contract, thus they outsourced thousands of jobs to anyone that could pass a background check. With how damn confusing all the various badges were, I let just about everyone in if you had a lanyard with a badge on. I don't mean to dull the success of your accomplishment, but security at the Super Bowl isn't quite so super."
- E-mail sent to us on 3/15