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Post by daguuy »

the firewall blocks a bunch of random websites, including proxify.com. crazy
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Post by G-Prime »

Did you try typing it in like this
HTTPS://Proxify.com

I don't know why but proxify was blocked at my school but if you typed it in like this it would work. Also have you tried google's Cached. Also their is the Internet Archive...This works good on sites that got shut down that you want to see, too.

http://www.archive.org/web/web.php
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Post by nos_slived »

You're missing an o in proxify. The reason that works is because https is a secured protocol, which most firewalls don't block.
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Post by G-Prime »

Oh, I forgot to ask what kind of firewall is it. Is it installed on your comptuer or is it from you ISP. If its on your installed on yopur computer then its Easy to get around. :twisted:
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Post by daguuy »

it's a separate computer
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I knew that, LOL. I was going to mention how to hack around it, but rememberred that it is on your dad's computer, which your line goes through.
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Post by G-Prime »

Go to start/ search click on "Computers or People" then click on "A computer on the network" and enter a blank search. This should give you all the files that are shared between the computers. The rest is obveious.

You are running xp...right, if not then...ummm...I don't know I've never done this on any other windows.

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If this dosn't work I could tell you how to hack it...just PM me...I don't know if I could get banned for it.
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Post by gamer2 »

daguuy wrote:sorry i'm still confused. do i click on "refer to freinds" and then on of these http://www.freepsps.com/ReferMore.aspx ?
no you just Sign up from the link i gave you and you complete an offer and i get the referal and you can start your own referal link to get a free PSp too.
if you do tell me and i will give you a dreamcast Emulator disc for free, or a boot disc for free!

http://www.FreePSPs.com/?r=19816974
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ESRB Game Ratings & Content Descriptors

The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) ratings are designed to provide information about video and computer game content, so you can make informed purchase decisions. ESRB ratings have two parts: rating symbols suggest age appropriateness for the game, and content descriptors indicate elements in a game that may have triggered a particular rating and/or may be of interest or concern.

To take full advantage of the ESRB rating system, it's important to check both the rating symbol (on the front of the game box) and the content descriptors (on the back of the game box).





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ESRB Content Descriptors

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it's okay. Just make up for your repressed childhood in college.
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Post by gamer2 »

like was asked before where can Backups be downloaded?
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Post by HK-47 »

http://www.google.ca/search?q=roms+dreamcast
Have fun. And also, have you tried talking to your dad about taking the games. Maybe sit down with him and play one of the forbidden games and show him how perfectly ok they are? If you dont do anything, hes just going to keep it up until he cant (ie. you move out).
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Good idea, HK-47.
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wait if he moves out and buys video games his dad will catch a wiff of the rated M game and run over to take it even if he is in his 20's
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Post by daguuy »

HK-47 wrote:http://www.google.ca/search?q=roms+dreamcast
Have fun. And also, have you tried talking to your dad about taking the games. Maybe sit down with him and play one of the forbidden games and show him how perfectly ok they are? If you dont do anything, hes just going to keep it up until he cant (ie. you move out).
yeah he's even more paranoid about those games than i thought but i got soul calibur back, it's awsome! i still have to get the rest back though...
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