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<value>Welcome To Internet Explorer 4.
Internet explorer 4 makes browsing the web and exploring websites a pleasent experience.
Just type an address in the location bar above and then press go.
Instantly you will be taken to the webpage of your choosing.
Where do you want to go today?</value>
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<data name="TextBox12.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>1998: Added Time Distortion software to 12padams website.
Software was hidden and only accessable after downloading hwcv.exe and applying it onto the 12padams website
Time Distortion software in extremely early stages and dangerous
Any Download of the time distortion software results in an instant alert to 12padams</value>
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<data name="TextBox17.Text" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Hey 12padams... I was scanning your website and i found well i don't know.
Do you have some type of hidden software on it because i can't find to find the matching software the has the same code as i saw...
Whats the hidden software?</value>
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<value>12padams.com Data Log
1996: www.12padams.com created
1997:Lots Of software added to 12padams.com
1998: ###############
WARNING 1998 log file is encrypted and unreadable.
Rest of log stored on hotmail account...
Username: 12padams@hotmail.com
Password: projectdeath </value>
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<value>
WARNING: You have entered a secret site which was not meant to be accessed.
Warning do not tell 12padams about this website...
12padams is evil.
12padams is holding secrets which need to be found out.
I myself am banned from 12padams.com I almost found out the secret.
I don't know what the secret is but it seems that 12padams is hiding an additional piece of software on his site.
This software is hidden but can still be accessed.
The software is very powerful and is not a game, virus, or anything like that.
I don't know what it is but i do know its powerful.
You need to access this it.
I was scanning the code on the 12padams website and thats how i know about it.
Someone needs to find this software and use it.
I don't know how to access it from the 12padams site but all I know is that you have to click on something.
Its the thing you would least expect to click....
This site will be destroyed by 12padams very soon you need to find this secret before he removes it from his website.
FIND IT!!!
JUST CLICK EVERYWHERE ON THE 12PADAMS WEBSITE TILL YOU FIND THE SECRET!!!!!
written by "the hidden hacker"</value>
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<value>Skindows 95 is the best customization software in the world avalible for windows 95.
It allows the editing of the active captionbar to look pritty much however you like it.
Show the world your style. Buy Skindows 95 to use your computer to its full potential
If you Don't like this product you may recieve a full refund on day of purchous.
So Please enjoy Using this amzing software and show the world what your made of.</value>
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<value>132, 17</value>
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<value>214, 18</value>
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<value>298, 18</value>
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<value>411, 18</value>
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