Great, someone else how couldn't offer help, just complain :) Can ANYONE help me out?!??! Is it such a big deal to make this little script secure?

My ISP has nothing to do with it. Wow, do you really think they pay people to sit around all day and find out if their customers have websites out there somewhere, and if so, then ask the people who host those sites if they have been spamming people? And if they have, they will cut my internet off?! MAYBE the site is not on my machine, OR theirs :))))

I don't smoke drugs. I don't take any kind of drugs. They are a waste of time and money. So no, I am NOT high. The point I was making was should Zip-loc be held responsible for people putting drugs in their baggies?!

So now I will give my response to your reply, should you waste anymore of your time giving one...

I would say, "whatever" :)

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