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javascript: document.body.contentEditable = 'true'; document.designMode = 'on'; void 0

run it and you can change the words before you sign in.

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Doesn't work for me on IE. :n:

Really? Its ALWAYS worked for me. What website were you trying to do it on?

are you feeling better cos you are premium? It can be old for you but maybe for others no so you can go outside and take some fresh air.Thats wat i do cos im not im my house 24-7 in sit down in a computer thats why its new for me and i have a gf and ppl to talk with so take care and hope you understand sir

First of all, unlike you I have homework and assignments, I don't have time to spend outside with my stupid friends. Secondly, I have a girlfriend too. Thirdly, go back to school and learn how to type grammatically correct. I'm also sad you can't afford premium.

Now grow up and go grow some balls before you try and make fun of me again.

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Man, that cracked me up, I tried not to laugh, but the more I tried, the more I ended up laughing.

Nice facebook trick,might be handy one day =)

Anyone interested in this basic javascript "hack" go to any website, then when your there, delete all text in the address bar and replace it with the string he provided above. Once you do that you can completely change the website your on. You can change text, pictures, anything.

However, its not much of a legit hack because it doesn't actually save the changes you made. It just allows you to make "personal changes", if you will, on your own screen. As soon as you refresh the original URL it will be back to normal.

The reason it goes back to normal is because unless you hack into the Server/Network in which the HTML files for the website are stored no HTML can be edited through any single string or program and saved permanently.