LULZSEC: now taking requests/forwarding calls

"We would say we are next...but let's be real."

If you've been following the "the world's leaders in entertainment at your expense" on Twitter at all, then you've been getting up to the minute updates of the sites rampage on the internet over the last few days.

As of yesterday, you can place a call to 614-LULZSEC and request to have a site destroyed, or be redirected to the FBI headquarters in Detroit, Magnets.com, or even World of Warcraft's customer support.

Outrage has gotten the best of users of Minecraft, EVE online, Heroes of Newerth, and other diehard nerds, who claim the site has gone too far in it's attacks. Even 4chan /b/ users (gasp i mentioned the site) have vowed to reveal the leader of the site in some interweb "grab your torch and pitchforks" uprising.

Needless to say the same site who got access to a US senate database is not concerned.

We are the concentrated success of 2005 /b/, being "hunted" by the 2011 furry horde. Challenge accepted, losers. :D

Love them, hate them, or maybe you're in it just for the lulz...there is no denial in what Lulzsec has done in propelling internet sites in geek culture (and sites you don't necessarily pay attention to but should) to world-wide attention.

So what's next? Hacking a Google doodle to greet all users with a healthy Sean Connery exclaiming "YOU THE MAN NOW DOG!"? I hope so.

Geektyrant users...ujelly? Comment Below with your opinion on this hot button issue. Also if you just wanna try to start something RT the post to Lulzsec and see if we can't make the above dream happen.

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