It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
^ Back to Top
The MI6 Community is unofficial and in no way associated or linked with EON Productions, MGM, Sony Pictures, Activision or Ian Fleming Publications. Any views expressed on this website are of the individual members and do not necessarily reflect those of the Community owners. Any video or images displayed in topics on MI6 Community are embedded by users from third party sites and as such MI6 Community and its owners take no responsibility for this material.
James Bond News • James Bond Articles • James Bond Magazine
Comments
I did not dare to speak their name.
I honestly didn't think anything about any of this would fool anyone, as the first image with the alert box is garishly edited to appear genuine but has an overall fake look. I think I did a better job faking a conversation with Benny, so maybe that was what stumped some.
To let this thing rest, and to save the mods some hair-pulling or confusion, there's no conspiracy and Benny and I never talked, it was all just a little prank that got out of hand. And @Thunderfinger is not in any danger (I just quoted him, to prove it ;) ) and is still here. Whether you treat the latter fact as a positive or negative is entirely up to you. ;)
Apologies.
Damn, what did they threaten you with to make you write this??
Yeah, maybe they-- THERE IS NO COVERUP, EVERYTHING IS ALRIGHT
We've reached one of the main stages of a conspiracy: the hypothesis of the cover-up.
I wonder where the UFOs and aliens will come into play, or old Squatch too.
Bravo !!!! Reminds me of another famous hoax, a certain radio broadcast....
Well, happy to hear it was obvious to some. On the second count, however, how could the hoaxer be anyone but the person that posted the screencaps of the images?
I'm utterly offended that I appear to be too trustworthy to even be considered a worthwhile suspect on first glance. I wouldn't have even made it into the damn police line-up, by the sound of it.
It was a sasquatch who gave me the idea.
...
I shouldn't have said that...
Yes, that is very unfortunate.
@0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 it goes to show your talents are greater then you'd expect. I must say I found it a funny prank, executed very well! But as you can see, a bit too well..
..... Like me. ;-)
Have done, a few times now. That's what PMs are for.
Bottom line, best not to involve Mods going forward in pranks. That's the lesson I would take from it.
Yeah.
I killed the horse in the first place, so I and others should feel empowered to quit flogging it.
That could allow targeted and quicker verification for whether a "new" subject already exists. And finding a discussion of interest that's drifted to pages past.
@RichardTheBruce, the general rule of thumb for searching for threads (and honestly the easiest way) is to go to Google and search for "mi6 community" followed by the general title of the thread you are looking for, including some keywords you'd expect to find in the thread to narrow the search.
The search function here isn't advanced enough to search that much, and usually only keeps track of how recently certain searched words have been typed by posters.
What almost always works is to google "mi6community + X" with X the topic you're searching for. Say you want to find threads about Roger Moore. You can first google "mi6community + Roger Moore" and then for example "mi6community + RM". This will give you most if not all of the threads about Roger practically immediately.
Hope that helps. :)