[QUOTE="MagnumPI"][QUOTE="B0Knows"] 
Call this store and they freak out if you ask about anything related to BattleToads.
It's a GameStop where a bunch of **** ex-cons and thugged out hoes work.
Lead them on first be like, oh do you have any X-Box 360's in stock?
"Yes"
"Do you have BattleToads?"
Post the reactions you get.
if you havent already heard about this, google it.
shaza91
Person or people that did this could go to jail for this. They can be charged with false advertisement, fraud,harassment, copyright & trademark infringement, ATTACKING/DAMAGING reputation. Namely Gamestop's. Probably won't though, because it's just not worth the time and legal fees it would take to prosecute whoever did this.
You cannot take anonymous to jail. Fox already tried, but only made anonymous stronger...
I realize that, but if they keep doing this they will eventually be caught because you don't catch a prey by chasing after it you catch it by stalking it and setting traps. The point is if they are caught was it really worth a giggle? All they can do now is make it make it worse.
Anonymous people do get caught. It just depends on how dedicated someone is to catching them. People always brag. Soon there will be a name attatched to the incident. Someone who doesn't like him will probably contact the police and give them a suspect. People don't pull pranks and disappear. They brag. Other people know who did it. Then myths and rumors begin to identify or isolate likely suspects.
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