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Upon request we use the phun section to publish some of the drain-bamaged mails we received during the last years. Some of them have been written in German others in awesome English, whatever, we enjoyed each.

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Do you like animals? Selim does. He has created multiple websites about animals (are we talking about zoo* things?) Nevertheless, he got "hacked his everything" and requests help. Woof, woof.

Fraudmaster wanna join. A short and fine mail. Joining THC can be simple, just keep this rule in mind: Money makes the world go round.

Dr. Woo is really a sick expert able to receive password files just through the power of his evil thoughts. Whoa.

Hans is someone really willing to learn, willing to work hard, willing to fight for success, only one challenge remains, what the heck means "encrypt".

The Free Sex Problem. This funky mail was sent to us from lovely geek girl Nadine, who enjoys exciting sites during every days boring work.

The incredible Klaus #1. Klaus is one of those over-skilled admins, suffering from all those script-kiddies and wannabee hackers. He's a true hero and damn he's angry.

The incredible Klaus #2. Klaus is really, really angry. In case you missed the message, Klaus is bad and Klaus is gonna fuck THC. Right now!

The incredible Klaus #3. The incredible Klaus is tracing the lines, gettin' the clue. No one is as clever as Klaus. He's going to bust those dumb THC asses. Yes.

Bruce, 41, married, 2 children, isn't interested in hacking. No! He just want to leech all those great muscle chick images and complete his porn collection.

"Aha fugo" has a problem. People refuse to help mankind, nobody cares for the inner needs of his next. Anyway we didn't get the message though, but we noticed the kudoz part.

A sad mail: Your best friend dies and all you want to do is get into his computer to save his company. THC can help!

Todays technology has never been more efficient. Security is currently at its best, coders are able to store passwords in just one "x". Amazing!

This sender was so shy, so gentle, so teasing, charming, nice. He asked for 3 small favors, and yes, we send them all to /dev/null.

An all time favorite. This guy from Spain asked something, wrote something and finally ... yes! Hmmm, OK.