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Finnish Spitzer Sends 200 Sex SMS to Exotic Dancer and Her Sister

An SMS-savvy Finnish Foreign Minister has joined former New York governor Eliot Spitzer in the "thinks with the wrong head" club this week. The 60-year-old Ilkka Kanerva was discovered to have sent more than 200 text messages to an exotic dancer named Johanna Tukiainen, 29. And her sister! Despite the fact that Kanerva's longtime parter said she's not bothered by her man's wandering eyes (or should that be fingers?), people are still calling for a resignation. More below. More »

2:00 PM on Sun Mar 30 2008
By Jack Loftus
13,085 views, 33 comments

Latest by n/a: @92BuickLeSabre: "Once you go black...You go deaf."- Family Guy more »

xbox live

Microsoft Branding Xbox Live Cheaters for Life, Like Sex Offenders

Microsoft justice is cold but apt. If you tried to goose your Xbox Live Gamerscore to match Chen's (he's an achievement demon, but I still rock his face at Halo) with game save hacks, the long arm of Microsoft is squeezing your nuts right about now. To start, they're nuking your Gamerscore, and you can't go back and re-earn zapped achievements, no matter how many times you kill 50,000 zombies. But here's the real burn: Your account is forever branded as a cheater, so everyone instantly knows that you're a horrible human being. You can't scrub that shame off, no matter how much shit you talk. [Major Nelson]

9:30 PM on Tue Mar 25 2008
By matt buchanan
17,665 views, 64 comments

Latest by 6street: @PollockRoc: If there isn't a date associated with an achievement it usually means it was earned offline. I'm sure not even microsoft are daft enough to give people cheater status based on their own implementation. more »

cellphones

China Blocks Cell Signals in Classrooms

Select China universities will begin blocking cell phone signals inside classrooms, specifically exam halls to stop the cheating menaces of the world. Cheating has become a high-tech problem, with students using cellphones and other portable electronic devices to gain an unfair advantage while taking tests. More »

11:22 AM on Thu Jun 1 2006
By Travis Hudson
359 views, 8 comments