The DMZ

Adi

13:00

One more isn't a big deal

Flyk

I like how I'm still one of the most active users on chat, after basically not being here for 2 years

(with breaks from not being here)

Simon

Are there chat stats somewhere?

JukEboX

@Flyk Where is your trophy for that achievement

Flyk

oh now we're in trouble, @Kisunminttu is here

Rоry McCune

hey @Kisunminttu hows tricks?

Simon

13:00

WHO THE HELL IS TRICKS?

JukEboX

LOL

Simon

Silly Scots.

Flyk

@Simon chat.stackexchange.com/users

AviD

@Kisunminttu is here??

Rоry McCune

@Kisunminttu you here to degrumpify @Adi

AviD

13:01

Hey @Kisunminttu!

Flyk

4000 pings later she's all like "cba with this" leaves

Adi

Whoa! @Kisu is here!

Long time no see on the DMZ

Flyk

hey @Kisunminttu o/

AviD

@Flyk ah but thats not per-room

Kisunminttu

@RоryMcCune very good, thanks! And you?

Rоry McCune

13:01

@Adi tut tut you should've been first to notice :op

JukEboX

HI !

Flyk

@AviD per room I'm 2nd in here I think

Simon

dayum

AviD

@RоryMcCune I think he's being snarky

Kisunminttu

@Flyk @AviD o/!

Rоry McCune

13:02

@Kisunminttu good thanks :) I have a shiney new office to sit in , so lots of room for all my tech clutter

Flyk

3rd actually

Rоry McCune

@AviD you'd hope

AviD

@Kisunminttu how's it going?

wait, did you put me and @Flyk together again??

Flyk

<- massively offended

might just put @AviD back on ignore

JukEboX

@RоryMcCune what kinds of tech clutter. I need details

Kisunminttu

13:03

Just dropping by to give @Adi a smooch :*

Flyk

solve the confusion

AviD

@Flyk right??

JukEboX

Dawwwww

Flyk

@Kisunminttu virtual smooches

JukEboX

Hi @Kisunminttu I'm new :P

Adi

13:03

@JukEboX Hi

@Kisunminttu Smooch received!

JukEboX

@Adi Hi

Terry Chia

@Adi @Kisunminttu ...

Adi

@Kisu Like my new profile pic?

Simon

torry pls

Flyk

I MITM'd (sexist name) your virtual smooch, I was kissed by a girl and I liked it

Rory Alsop

13:04

@AviD a beginner, eh

Rоry McCune

@JukEboX well I now have about 8 drawers full of assorted cables, properly sorted. My two PC stations setup on separate desks another set of drawers with things like all my old android devices/smartphones in 'em and of course (nontech) a whisky cabinet :)

Adi

@TerryChia Okay okay.. @Kisu, give him a smooch as well

AviD

@RoryAlsop hehe

Kisunminttu

@JukEboX hello and welcome :) (feels weird saying welcome since I haven't been here that long myself)

Adi

@Flyk You know what you have to do now to make this a full MITM, right? Ewwwww

Flyk

13:04

hijacking all the virtual smooches

forwarding them on to @Simon's donut

Rory Alsop

^ just ... okay .. :-)

Terry Chia

I see that they finally got the spelling of doughnuts right on the room message.

JukEboX

@RoryAlsop sounds like your set you just need a nice couch a microwave and a small fridge

AviD

@RoryAlsop Like this? (NSFW)

JukEboX

@Kisunminttu Thanks. Still getting a hold of @Simon and his donuts

Simon

13:06

pls all

Flyk

@JukEboX you play with another man's donuts?

Kisunminttu

@Adi I think a friendly hug is more appropriate. hug, @TerryChia?

Flyk

Does @Simon know you're holding his donuts?

JukEboX

@Flyk I mean the usage of the term you donut

Lucas Kauffman

CREST and Offensive Security are delighted to be working together to drive greater confidence in the capabilities of the Penetration Testing industry. In July 2015, both parties entered in to a partnership which allows Offensive Security OSCP certified individuals to be granted CREST CRT (Pen) equivalency. /cc @RоryMcCune

AviD

13:07

@TerryChia no, there is a typo again

Terry Chia

@LucasKauffman Huh cool.

Kisunminttu

@JukEboX he'll teach you everything about donuts if you're nice

AviD

@JukEboX coffee machine / pot

Adi

@LucasKauffman HOOOOOLY SHIT!

Lucas Kauffman

all you need to do is pay 500 bucks

...

Rоry McCune

13:07

@LucasKauffman yeah... interesting decision

Rory Alsop

@AviD hahahahahahahahahahaha. Why have I not seen that before!

JukEboX

@Kisunminttu Sure. The dynamic in here has me still rattled ^_^

Flyk

@AviD the fact that article had to get so silly so quickly indicates the writer has no idea

JukEboX

@AviD I don't do coffee the rest of the world does so Yes... Yes you do need that

Rоry McCune

@LucasKauffman the two exams have a very different format, so it's weird to see them taken as equivalent

AviD

13:08

@Flyk yeah that's what @RoryAlsop is thinking. He's like "where is the joke in all of this? This is all true!"

Thomas Pornin

@RоryMcCune Yes. The point is that scrypt uses a configurable amount of CPU and RAM, and its strength relies on it using a lot of RAM.

However, the two settings are not independent, so if you use a lot of RAM you also use a lot of CPU

AviD

@LucasKauffman ah now that makes sense. Keep up the crazy cert chasing, but without the mess of actually giving a test.

Flyk

oh, @ThomasPornin is here, that's why the average word length just quadrupled

3

Rory Alsop

@AviD > Haha oh people. Always SO jealous and suspicious.

Thomas Pornin

If you want the hashing to complete within, say, 1ms (for a busy Web server), then you use so little RAM that scrypt becomes weaker than bcrypt

Adi

13:09

@LucasKauffman Oh

Rоry McCune

@ThomasPornin ahh I see, of course, that makes sense :)

Lucas Kauffman

@RоryMcCune If I find someone to pay for me, I'll get it :p

Is the multiple choice exam hard?

JukEboX

@LucasKauffman how many questions?

Simon

@ThomasPornin Would bcrypt manage to complete that fast too?

AviD

@ThomasPornin is this not the case with bcrypt?

Flyk

13:10

@LucasKauffman multiple choice is nearly always easy

the answers are literally there in front of you

Rоry McCune

@LucasKauffman for CRT, I've not done it but if you do testing reasonably regularly, I wouldn't have thought it would be too bad. Harder part with CRT and CCT is the practical which is very time constrained

@LucasKauffman and you have no Internet access whilst doing it

Thomas Pornin

@AviD bcrypt uses a configurable amount of CPU, but a fixed amount of RAM (4 kB), and accesses the RAM in a "difficult" pattern ("difficult" meaning "hard to optimize for parallel architectures")

TildalWave

@Flyk are you saying that length matters?

Flyk

@TildalWave this question is too ambiguous to answer with any certainty

AviD

@ThomasPornin ah, I see.

JukEboX

13:12

@TildalWave only if your not doing 2 in parallel :P

Thomas Pornin

scrypt uses more RAM, but most of the accesses are sequential, so a scrypt-with-128 kB can be substantially sped up with a GPU, for a given budget

TildalWave

@JukEboX in serial you mean?

AviD

I actually did know that 4kb thing, didnt know about how its protected

Adi

@LucasKauffman Doesn't CREST exam have practical component as well?

JukEboX

I don't normally put my length in my serial

Lucas Kauffman

13:12

@Adi that's the one where you are excempted

TildalWave

hehehe

Flyk

let's have a discussion about quantum parallelism

JukEboX

@TildalWave ;)

AviD

@ThomasPornin how do the new password schemes relate to this?

Adi

@LucasKauffman Odd. From what I know about CREST, OSCP is a lot a looooot more difficult

JukEboX

13:13

@Flyk only if we discuss movement in the 5th dimension as a result

Lucas Kauffman

@RоryMcCune is CRT actually the hard or the easy exam?

Thomas Pornin

@AviD The good ones offer independent settings for CPU and RAM; but practical guidance is still lacking.

Rоry McCune

@LucasKauffman CRT is the easier of the two

AviD

ah, so thats why its not officially published yet, despite having been selected?

Thomas Pornin

The PHC has decided that the "general winner" would be Argon2, but it is still being "finalized" so the algorithm itself is not yet really defined.

Rоry McCune

13:14

@LucasKauffman CCT is the higher level one, which is split Inf/App

AviD

cmon @CodesInChaos, get on with it!

Flyk

@JukEboX I don't wanna

Rоry McCune

@LucasKauffman and now they have the CCSAS for Red Team stuff

Thomas Pornin

When Argon2 is finished, we will be able to document "good settings" for it.

AviD

@ThomasPornin what about, for example, Makwa?

Flyk

13:15

sometimes I wonder if these guys have a second channel for making up these names

Thomas Pornin

@AviD Makwa is production-ready and is much simpler to configure since there is only a CPU cost.

Flyk

and are in fact just spewing nonsense to confuse me greatly

TildalWave

@Flyk you want some spooky action at a distance?

AviD

@ThomasPornin so no memory hardness?

etherealflux

race conditions at a distance

pls no

AviD

13:15

how do you mitigate GPUs and such?

Flyk

@TildalWave any kind of action, let's do it

Thomas Pornin

After a lot of tests, it turns out that using GPU can be used to speed up Makwa, but not by a large amount (say an improvement of at most x1.7 per dollar)

@AviD No, no memory hardness.

Generally speaking, I don't really buy the concept of memory hardness.

Flyk

@ThomasPornin me either

JukEboX

@ThomasPornin but the GPU doesn't dispose of heat from it as it should when over calculating like if your mining bitcoin

Flyk

I'm only really fond of one kind of hardness and memory hardness is not it

AviD

13:16

@Flyk cmon, no "hardness is but a memory" style quips?

Thomas Pornin

For a good password hashing function, you need to use something that the defender's machine does really well so that the best option for the attacker is to buy the same machine.

etherealflux

@ThomasPornin Never heard of it before. Does it mean a given problem is expensive in terms of memory?

Simon

@Flyk pls

TildalWave

@Flyk hey I don't do spooky action at a distance with girls I didn't entangle first :D

AviD

@ThomasPornin interesting - though I understand this is not a majority opinion, right?

Flyk

13:17

@AviD "inb4"

JukEboX

@TildalWave has standards :D

Flyk

@TildalWave entangling sounds fun

AviD

(not even implying you're wrong, just asking abou consensus)

Thomas Pornin

"Memory hardness" relies on the assumption that a PC is really good at making random accesses in a lot of RAM.

Makwa, instead, assumes that a PC is really good at making multiplications on big integers.

Right now, GPU suck on large integer multiplications.

Simon

Bold assumption.

AviD

13:18

@ThomasPornin but arent GPUs / FPGA / etc even better at precisely that?

@ThomasPornin ah never mind

Thomas Pornin

@AviD It turns out that no, they are not...

But this is, indeed, surprising.

As in: I was surprised.

AviD

@ThomasPornin more on floating points?

Flyk

floating points at the best kind of points

AviD

@ThomasPornin so wait, what ARE they better at??

etherealflux

Doing the same floating point operation a few thousand times at once, from my understanding

Thomas Pornin

13:19

@AviD Yes and no... a "normal" GPU is really good at making operations on single-prevision floating point values, with a 24-bit mantissa

So what a GPU does well is multiplying 24-bit values together

Simon

@Flyk Is your favorite mantissa the 24-bit one?

AviD

@ThomasPornin uhh...

Thomas Pornin

Modern GPU are not bad at 32-bit integers

AviD

ya lost me

etherealflux

Floating point time!

Simon

13:20

@AviD I'm surprised that you've managed to keep up for this long.

You were probably pretending.

etherealflux

A single precision floating point number is made up of 32 bits

AviD

@Simon no, I get the concepts, its the details that trip me up.

Thomas Pornin

@AviD Floating-point value have a range and precision; the "single-precision values" are what C calls 'float' and have 24 bits for the precision

etherealflux

1 sign bit, 7 exponent bits, 24 significand/mantissa bits

AviD

specifically, the advanced math-y bits.

@ThomasPornin okay THAT much I know

I mean, I'm not @Simon

etherealflux

13:21

I always forgot what to do when the number became denormalized

Simon

pls he not me

Thomas Pornin

Single-precision values are good enough to make 3D graphics, so GPU optimize on those.

When using double-precision integers, GPU are less good (53-bit mantissa)

AviD

ohhh, derp - I didnt know what "single-prevision floating point values"

Thomas Pornin

Typically they will be four times slower.

etherealflux

lol

AviD

13:22

@ThomasPornin very interesting!

Thomas Pornin

@AviD This is known as a "typographic error".

etherealflux

single-provision floating point values only get one unit of rations

Thomas Pornin

What really kills GPU is power consumption.

AviD

@ThomasPornin well, sure, its obvious NOW, but I know so little I just assumed it was a new term I'd never heard

etherealflux

they have to return to the processor sooner than double-provision floating point values, making them faster to compute

TildalWave

13:23

@Flyk Sure, entangling is fun, if it doesn't lead to increase in entropy and quantum pairing :)

etherealflux

but then they can't go on as many nature hikes and are less precise as a result, since their memory isn't as good

Thomas Pornin

When you are a serious attacker, what costs you much is not buying the hardware, but running it. GPU really eat a lot of power.

JukEboX

Meeting time. Back later

AviD

@ThomasPornin sure. And GPU-heavy AWS doesnt solve the latter, even though it does the former

Thomas Pornin

@AviD The big cloud provider are good at optimizing their PUE (Power Usage Efficiency). Some claim to be down to about 1.09 (i.e. the cooling and lighting and other costs are only a 9% extra on what the hardware itself uses).

But, even so, a GPU that needs 375 W will use 375 W.

(In fact it may well use more than that...)

AviD

13:26

regardless, you're still paying the running costs. in the case of AWS, power is just the one component.

Simon

wat

Thomas Pornin

It also turns out that underclocking is probably a good idea (for an attacker).

etherealflux

You can also get a $10 rubber hose and hit the server owner until they tell you the password

AviD

that is both surprising, and counter-intuitive, and yet makes perfect sense based on what you just explained.

Flyk

@etherealflux why bother with a 10$ hose when a towel and a source of water would suffice?

Thomas Pornin

13:30

@AviD More on it in: bolet.org/makwa/makwa-gpu-20150518.pdf

etherealflux

@Flyk Dropping fat stacks o' cash like it ain't no big thing

Thomas Pornin

Section 4, specifically.

Flyk

well I suppose you could beat somebody to death with a stack of cash

I imagine covering the money in the blood of your victims is not good for being able to actually spend it, though

AviD

@ThomasPornin thanks.

Flyk

cable ties, hair net, rubber gloves, ketamine, and a selection of knives

"in case of emergency"

Thomas Pornin

13:33

@AviD not really liking "memory hardness" is, indeed, not a majority opinion.

Flyk

I absolutely promise you that this is a first aid kit and not a serial killer kit

Simon

Fucking idiots doing Ketamine at festivals

10/10 would not be friend with

Thomas Pornin

Memory hardness is a neat idea, but I believe that it entails a lot more thinking and planning at the configuration level, so it won't turn out well in the "real world".

AviD

hahaha I didnt expect to understand much of that, but I caught the subtle "Canaduh sux" jibe.

Flyk

@Simon what's wrong with ketamine?

Simon

13:35

@Flyk People are dying on that shit.

Flyk

@Simon so you hate anything that kills people?

Simon

Yeah except stuff like guns because guns don't kill people, I kill people, with guns POW.

Flyk

so you hate Americans, McDonalds, water, fire, gas, cars, planes, cake, chocolate, ... well, fucking ev erything

etherealflux

As least they aren't doing krokodil

Flyk

I don't remember ketamine ever boiling itself off and then jumping into somebody's digestive system

so no, it's not drugs killing people, it's basically accidental suicide

it's not Nitrous Oxide's fault that people choose to breathe it instead of oxygen and suffocate themselves

Thomas Pornin

13:39

Why did this question rep-trained ?

59

Q: What is the purpose of these weird non-spam emails?

A mail made it through the spam filter and i wonder what the purpose is. It is not spam. Tracking? But how? Who? and why? In the source code there are this weird passages like ... =EA=85=9F =EA=8F=92 who benefits how? no links nothing else in this email. Delivered-To: [email protected] Received:...

Simon

@Flyk Why can't they smoke weed like the rest of the fucking planet and not risk dying?

@ThomasPornin Because people who come from other sites love to upvote questions like these.

AviD

@ThomasPornin I didnt understand (a lot of things, but specifically) why you say 72% improvement per dollar.

Doesnt that mean, if I put in a hundred dollars, that I get a several billion-fold improvement?

or just 172-fold improvement?

Flyk

@Simon every day that you live you risk dying

if you go through life avoiding all risk you'll end up not living

Simon

Yeah, I drank water and almost drowned myself earlier.

AviD

@ThomasPornin wow, no clue

Flyk

13:41

@Simon plenty of people have drowned themselves drinking water

AviD

simple? applies to everybody? understandable by noobs?

Simon

PS: I was not in an ocean.

AviD

maybe it was the bear answer.

Flyk

@Simon still stands, plenty of people have drowned themselves drinking too much water

Kisunminttu

Polydipsia is real

Thomas Pornin

13:43

@AviD I mean that, if you use CPU and get N password hashes for 1 dollar of budget, then using that dollar with GPU would have yielded 1.72*N password hashes.

Basically you insert dollars at one end, and obtain password hashes on the other side. With a GPU-based system, you get 72% more hashes out of your dollars.

AviD

ahh so the 1 dollar is arbitrary - as in, GPU is 72% more cost-effective.

Thomas Pornin

That's it.

AviD

it was the over-specificity that confused me.

Thomas Pornin

The point of saying "per dollar" is to insist on the idea that what matters is the "total cost", not just the retail price of the hardware.

AviD

@ThomasPornin I get that.

Thomas Pornin

13:46

Of course, an amateur attacker who runs his PC in his parents' basement does not pay for the power, so his priorities may differ.

2

Simon

True story.

TildalWave

@ThomasPornin Password hashing vending machine? I like it. -> starts a Kickstarter project :)

AviD

but its a fixed gain per any budget, not recursive

etherealflux

exponential's the word you're looking for, I think

I prefer factorial gains, though

AviD

@etherealflux no, there's another specific word for it, I'm at a vocabularical loss right now

Flyk

13:53

@AviD he says with a 17 syllable word

AviD

compounded

thats the word

@Flyk a made up one

etherealflux

ah yeah, I remember having exponential growth introduced via compound interest

Rоry McCune

@TildalWave quick get some VC money and passwordhashingmachine.io registered!

etherealflux

io.io.io.io

Rory Alsop

@etherealflux it's off to work we g.io

etherealflux

13:57

boilerstrap.io

Rory Alsop

@etherealflux sounds like a punk band

Flyk

international.superstar.dj is the best

Rоry McCune

@Flyk dj-domains.dj/…

I did not realise that .dj was a valid TLD

Flyk

and somebody already registered superstar.dj

Thomas Pornin

List of Internet top-level domains

This list of Internet top-level domains contains all top-level domains, i.e. the domains in the DNS root zone of the Domain Name System of the Internet. The official list of all top-level domains is maintained by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). IANA also oversees the approval process for new proposed top-level domains. As of February 2015, the root domain contains 1034 top-level domains, while a few have been retired and are no longer functional. == Original top-level domains == Seven generic top-level domains were created early in the development of the Internet, and pre-date the...

.dj is Djibouti.

AviD

14:01

stupid hipsters.

Rоry McCune

@Flyk yeah all the v. funny ones went , things like foo.bar was pre-regged

@ThomasPornin ahh I was assuming it was one of the vast number of new gTLDs

which included people who's business model is purely getting companies to by their .sucks domain name, before anyone else does

which I'm kind of surprised is legal

Thomas Pornin

Amusingly, the "country" TLD do not match actual sovereign countries.

For instance, Faroe Islands have ".fo" despite being formally part of UK.

Oops, sorry, turns out they are Danish, not British

AviD

PEOPLE

TAKE NOTE

etherealflux

party.haus

AviD

TODAY, ON THE SIXTH OF AUGUST

TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN

Rory Alsop

14:04

@AviD The Aussies were out for 60

AviD

THE YEAR OF OUR LORD

Rory Alsop

@AviD not mine

AviD

OUR SAVIOUR, THE GREAT BEAR

DID IN FACT

etherealflux

eat a sandwich

AviD

COMMIT HIS FIRST MISTAKE

Rоry McCune

14:05

heh, there's a .wang TLD, how many teenage boys will register a domain under that for funsies

AviD

IN PUBLIC

Rory Alsop

LOL

(why are we shouting?)

AviD

@RoryAlsop WE ARE NOT SHOUTING

WE ARE ANNOUNCING

IN THE TOWN SQUARE

AND LATER WE WILL BURN A WITCH

Rory Alsop

@AviD How do you know she is a witch?

AviD

@RoryAlsop she looks like a witch!

Terry Chia

14:07

@AviD WHAT ARE WE DOING TO @Simon'S DOUGHNUT?

AviD

she's got a fake nose and a pointy hat!

and smells like a duck!

no wait, that one is wrong

Flyk

every time I look away I get pinged multiple times and then chat scrolls 15 pages

Rory Alsop

@Flyk izza crayzee day in the dee emm zeeeee

Flyk

@AviD I don't want to be set on fire

@RoryAlsop daily masturbation zone?

awww, the facility I was going to install my d-wave 2 in is unsuitable

want to sell: $10mil quantum computer, still boxed, apply within

or is it still boxed

I guess you won't know until you open it up

Rоry McCune

@Flyk why were you buying a $10 m quantum computer?

Terry Chia

14:17

@RоryMcCune Because she's Taylor Swift.

Rоry McCune

@TerryChia aaand it's part of some diabolical scheme to get back at Katy Perry?

Lucas Kauffman

Terry Chia

@RоryMcCune Possibly.

Rоry McCune

@LucasKauffman now that's not a very flattering suggestion for a picture of @Flyk

Rory Alsop

@Flyk I suppose folks could cut down if needed

Simon

14:35

I'll cut down all your moms.

AviD

14:47

@Flyk that was WITCH, with a "w"

Journeyman Geek

rhymes with twitch?

AviD

@RоryMcCune I thought that was supposed to be me

Rory Alsop

@Flyk do you have a fake nose and pointy hat and smell like a duck?

Rоry McCune

@AviD well it was in response to @Flyk 's quantum computer purchase... Unless you're getting one too of course

Flyk

15:01

@RoryAlsop cut down? Never

@RoryAlsop I don't think your stereotypes are appropriate

AviD

@RoryAlsop OH COME ON!! very NSFW.

damn japanese.

also, I would think that guy hasn't met @Simon.

@Flyk and I don't think your lack of knowledge of pop culture is appropriate!

Flyk

@AviD you don't even know if it's lack of knowledge or obfuscation

maybe even misdirection instead of obfuscation

AviD

@Flyk obfuscation is not security

ergo its off topic here

Flyk

erm

you're not security, ergo you're off topic here

AviD

15:18

dammit!

M'vy

oh snap

Flyk

I'm bored, you're boring me

raz

15:32

In other news, the sky is blue

etherealflux

15:46

it's more of a gray color right now

TildalWave

@raz yeah but do you know why?

there's a perfectly geeky explanation for it :)

I'll continue then, shall I? :D

Rayleigh scattering

Rayleigh scattering (pronounced /ˈreɪli/ RAY-lee), named after the British physicist Lord Rayleigh (John William Strutt), is the (dominantly) elastic scattering of light or other electromagnetic radiation by particles much smaller than the wavelength of the radiation. The Rayleigh scattering does not change the state of material hence it is a parametric process. The particles may be individual atoms or molecules. It can occur when light travels through transparent solids and liquids, but is most prominently seen in gases. Rayleigh scattering results from the electric polarizability of the particles...

etherealflux

Feynman recounted another good one upperclassmen would use on freshmen physics students: When you look at words in a mirror, how come they're reversed left to right but not top to bottom? What's special about the horizontal axis?

TildalWave

FTFY

etherealflux

#adminabuse #kony2012

Rоry McCune

@AviD yeah I can tell that from the URL

Simon

17:47

Gah...Beaten like a ginger stepchild. — PaulJWilliams Jul 16 '10 at 14:54

What the hell?

Rоry McCune

@Simon have you not heard that phrase before?

it's old and, rather distasteful

schroeder

"beaten like a redheaded step-child"

Simon

@RоryMcCune Yeah, totally not gonna use that phrase.

Rоry McCune

@Simon yeah there's a lot of old-timey phrases that used to be considered ok , that really really wouldn't be now

Simon

Silly old people.

schroeder

17:52

Because the gene for red hair can lay dormant for long periods, it was often believed that when a red haired child was born, that it the mother must have been unfaithful with a red haired man: the real father believing that the child was not his own.

Rоry McCune

Clerks 2 Racial Slurs

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^reminds me of that (NSFW if you watch the whole thing)

Simon

pls, copyright block

Rоry McCune

@Simon huh weird, works in the UK ok

Simon

"This video contains content from eOne UGC, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."

WHO BLOCKS THINGS TO CANADUH?

Thomas Pornin

@Simon eOne UGC.

Simon

17:55

pls bear

schroeder

lol

raz

@RоryMcCune Taking it back

Rоry McCune

@raz exactly

Iszi

@RоryMcCune Whassat? The "Porch Monkey" bit?

Rоry McCune

@Iszi yeah, it seemed to fit the subject of old people and phrases that used to be ok but aren't now :)

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