Yeah, no shit, http://www.thepiratebay.org is fucking down, dumbshits. Oh yeah, and ThinkNafe, torrentspy? Here's ThinkNafe "I'm such a newb, I barely know what a torrent is, and what the hell is Elite Torrent, and I use it, but I don't even know what a tracker is, and torrentspy is the shiznittle..." Torrentspy is ok, it works. Give it up to the ones who made those sites possible, fuck. Show some goddamm respect.

I kind of dont trust the fact that TPB.org is up and running again. It kind of reminds me of the police stings they do on COPS. Some guy walks into a hotel room with the woman he thought was a hooker until he tries to make the transaction and gets pounced on by several cops. Now they do this 10- 20 times using the same bait in the same hotel room, that also means that the other busted johns are in the next room handcuffed and waitng to go to jail. Whats stopping the laws that be from using the same tactic with TPB.org? My dad always told me, "If it looks too good to be true, it probably is". Maybe the laws of where ever TPB servers are based are different, but where i'm from, the law proceedings take longer than a week, month and sometimes years. It smells fishy to me, thats why i dont use too many public torrent sites. If you need a User Name & Password to even see what torrent are available, thats cool with me, i'm all in. I feel more safer that way. To some, public torrent sites are very convienient and there is no ratio to try and up-hold, but there is also a price to pay if the "S#@T" hits the fan. I suggest joining a certain community where there are rules you need to follow to really help keep the torrents flowing and the Bittorrent community thriving. Also, you can get the newest releases with no hassle of dupes and fakes. Beware of ThePirateBay.org, something doesnt add up.

BTW:

*richg67* ThepirateBay.org is up and running. I just downed an ebook from there.