some guy has 24 BILLION friends on MySpace
obviously this is some sort of bug or hack ... but some hacker has 24,334,098,797 (24 billion) friends on MySpace.
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If you actually try to click through to the "show all friends" link, it forwards to a "you're the man now dog" page. Clearly it's a hoax. Most likely the guy put some clever html on the page that makes it look like he's got 24 billion friends.
Posted by: Bryan Duxbury | Apr 15, 2008 at 17:42