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Mrs Frizzle
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She’s an artist. Her name is Ruth Hurts. She drew and signed that. She has a brother named Dick.I regularly drive past this graffito, which is on the wall of the Camp Hill Telephone Exchange, on the corner of Old Cleveland Road and Boundary Road:
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I have questions.
Who is Ruth?
Is she really going around sticking corkscrews in people's heads?
If so, why not call Crimestoppers?
Writing on the wall of the telephone exchange seems like a poor way to get the attention of the authorities.
I picked her up and drove out to the country. Flung open the door and pushed her out. And I drove away ruthlessly.She’s an artist. Her name is Ruth Hurts. She drew and signed that. She has a brother named Dick.I regularly drive past this graffito, which is on the wall of the Camp Hill Telephone Exchange, on the corner of Old Cleveland Road and Boundary Road:
View attachment 54661
I have questions.
Who is Ruth?
Is she really going around sticking corkscrews in people's heads?
If so, why not call Crimestoppers?
Writing on the wall of the telephone exchange seems like a poor way to get the attention of the authorities.
Are they part of the Hurts family that is famous for their donuts? I remember first learning about them from my older brother, when I was about 6 years old. Worst. Donuts. Ever.She’s an artist. Her name is Ruth Hurts. She drew and signed that. She has a brother named Dick.I regularly drive past this graffito, which is on the wall of the Camp Hill Telephone Exchange, on the corner of Old Cleveland Road and Boundary Road:
View attachment 54661
I have questions.
Who is Ruth?
Is she really going around sticking corkscrews in people's heads?
If so, why not call Crimestoppers?
Writing on the wall of the telephone exchange seems like a poor way to get the attention of the authorities.
As BobDaHacker points out, many of these users are likely older individuals, not all that tech savvy, and very trusting of anything Vatican related, making these exposed accounts a “phishing goldmine.”
“Imagine getting an email that says ‘The Holy Father requests your urgent attention’ with a Vatican-looking link,” she wrote. “Grandma is clicking that. Every time.”
And then it gets even worse.
So someone could turn it into the equivalent of an evangelical preacher’s website.Pope's official prayer app commits cardinal sin, leaks 700K+ users' info
As BobDaHacker points out, many of these users are likely older individuals, not all that tech savvy, and very trusting of anything Vatican related, making these exposed accounts a “phishing goldmine.”
“Imagine getting an email that says ‘The Holy Father requests your urgent attention’ with a Vatican-looking link,” she wrote. “Grandma is clicking that. Every time.”
And then it gets even worse.
Fake... no way that would only be $29.99.
I have some of those from my early experiments with using fixer as a developer. But mine are all black.