Ahh, my fellow monks have already given so many wonderful pithy answers to your worthless troll of a question, It seems silly to respond. In fact, it IS silly to respond, but I cannot resist.

I offer some advice, oh anxious to be 31337 one.

1. Meditiate seriously on why you wish to commit a felony.
2. If this illegal act still seems like a good idea, repeat step 1.
3. After you have disabused yourself of silly notions of becomming 31337, log in here and spend some time learning Perl. Its sublime power will liberate your soul and give you a sense of power far beyond 0WNing sites. You will gain respect and earn praise. You might find a way to act older and more intelligent than your piers and gain a sense of true happiness.

So, oh unlearned one, Create don't Destory. Wisdom comes from following this path.
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