Pepper spray police officers personnel information.

Anthony Bologna D0x
NYPD Deputy Inspector
Patrol Boro Manhattan South - 212-477-6181

-Possible phone number: (518) 989-9051

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Anonymous divulges pepper spray police officers personnel information.

Who is hiding behind the internet? I'll give you my phone number and we can talk on the phone. Let's see if you are willing to be this rude, insulting and threatening to a live human being (punch me in the face? you want to punch me in the face? jesus h christ.)



>> ^looris:

>> ^bareboards2:
I'm a 57 year old woman who knows a lot about sexist crap. I have seen it, suffered it, listened to it, raged at it for decades.
The comment above about "I'll answer when you tell me the size of your penis" was right-on.
How big is your penis, looris? Girth and length, please, because pencil dicks are pretty worthless on their own.


>> ^looris:
Too easy to put the "sexist" stamp on anything you don't understand. Looks like you're too simple minded, poor fella.


So you lived an unhappy life, and now you enjoy insulting right people on the Internet where they can't punch you in the face. Rofl, so a pitiful creature, I feel sorry for you. I'll stop feeding you, anyway.

Bah, I can recite the last 3 phone numbers of the girls that dumped me without blinking as well, and I am not a stalker. You want to impress me data, tell me a racy joke with double-entendre.

Back in 1982, it took literally 1000s of hours to completely render an hour of movie-quality graphics.

Back in 1982, cell phones had a whole hour of talk time, weighed 5 lbs, were a foot long, and you could store up to 30 ENTIRE PHONE NUMBERS in memory.

Today you could shoot the live action scenes, compute the graphics in real time, edit, create and dub a soundtrack and distribute this movie from your cell phone.

Yeah, but they did put the little kid's contact details including home phone number on the site - that's the stuff that I hate.

I think "information" needs a bit of clarification.

"gwiz665 has a crown and has been on videosift for x years. He was at euro siftup and is often found in the lounge." <-- I have no problem with that at all.
"gwiz665's name is Nicki [...] his address is [...] his phone number is [...] yadda yadda" <- I have a problem with.
And even though I voted no, I also have no problem with self-made user pages, like http://wiki.videosift.com/index.php/User:Gwiz665

If I want to use it then fine, if I don't then fine. That's the user's own personal space, like the videosift member page.

What's Stacy's phone number?

I've just done some researching and I've further traced the Phone number to "Lale "Lolly" Arpaci "
http://www.cyclingforums.com/forum/thread/482100/need-help-with-this-race

Lale is a reality TV producer.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2146538

I have replied to him (via email form) using the only contact information I can find.
(Long distance calls to the US is outside my phone plan so email will have to do)
http://connectingreality.com/about-us/

No.

It was 1200 too low.

>> ^sometimes:

while cute, that's a more complicated and convoluted way of doing plain old regular multiplication.
your solve-time is affected by both the number of digits, and the value of those digits.
regular boring multiplication solve-time is only affected by the number of digits.
It's kinda like that phone number puzzle that's been going around. at first it seems clever, but if you think about it for more than a second, it should become clear that it's not particularly special.
1. Grab a calculator. (You won't be able to do this one in your head.)
2. Key in the first three digits of your phone number (NOT the area code).
3. Multiply by 80
4. Add 1
5. Multiply by 250
6. Add the last 4 digits of your phone number
7. Add the last 4 digits of your phone number again.
8. Subtract 250
9. Divide number by 2
Do you recognize the answer?

I am sure he got a few phone numbers after this.

Who ever owns that phone number is about to get pissed.

Now I feel bad that I don't get everyone's phone numbers at the parties I go to.

I usually have great conversations with people I like, and then "play it cool" about ever following up or meeting them again, and rely, merely, on the possibility of meeting or bumping into them again at some future party, however unlikely that may be.

Oops.

I once mis-dialed a phone number and got the private line of a "lawyer". His practice tracked me down by caller-id and sent me a bill for $75 consultation plus $110 private investigation fee plus tax.

Luckily, a cousin is a minor partner in a large law firm. One letter and I never heard from the shyster again, but DAMN that made me mad.

My little town of Kitchener is known for it's oktoberfest, which we actually do have in october, 8-16th or somesuch.

I generally end up actually working in a booth for gambling games for entertainment at one of the fest halls (nothing major, pieces are worth 50c each) with a max bet of 2.00. Can't remember it's name, but you place bets on a symbol, I spin a wheel, and if your symbol comes up you get 1x your money back for each. (3 symbols per space on the wheel, so a max amount of 3x your money back)

I once had a girl give me her phone number because I consecutively spun her symbol, ahh, the wonders of drunks.

(and for the record, no, the game isn't rigged )

Alternate title: "The drawbacks of having an easily memorized phone number"