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I Know Where You Live

Well, I can know what your address is. No, I’m not a professional stalker who follows your every move. I just have to know your real name and after a few clicks, I will know where you live.

You don’t believe me? See for yourself. Thank you COMELEC for making stalking a lot easier.

I hope this serves as a heads up to all the bloggers out there who expose their names on their pages.

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This was written by benj. Posted on Thursday, March 15, 2007, at 6:04 pm. Filed under Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. Follow comments here with the RSS feed. Post a comment or leave a trackback.

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  • At 2007.03.15 18:19, ade said:

    This will be fun! For Tonio. Damn.

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    • At 2007.03.15 18:20, Jeric said:

      Good thing, I’m not yet a voter! :D Thanks for dropping by my site :)

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      • At 2007.03.15 18:47, christian said:

        What? They made the names of the voter plus sensitive information available in the internet? Well, I’m glad that I’m using a pseudonym, you’ll not be able to find me. Lol. What’s more, I’m not yet a registered voter. Belat. Hehe.

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        • At 2007.03.15 18:57, benj said:

          And I’m not from Manila! woohoo! Ade is so going to get it! lol

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          • At 2007.03.15 19:13, Shari said:

            Haha, I was just thinking the same thing (and was supposed to blog about it too, boo).

            COMELEC should know better than to post supposed-to-be confidential information.

            But then, we should’ve known better than to expose our identity here in the internet. :D

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            • At 2007.03.15 19:14, sexy mom said:

              sexy mom is not there! but then, i have my nickname in the sidebar…still they will not find me (LOL)
              but seriously, that was a lot of work–in preparation for the junked computerization?

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              • At 2007.03.16 09:36, Sugoi Stuff - All the great stuff from Philippines to Japan and back » » KOMEREKKU (commission on erection) said:

                [...] to Atheista.net for the [...]

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                • At 2007.03.16 11:16, Alex said:

                  Tsk. Comelec talaga oh. Anyway, I’ll just go around assuming everyone else’s personality then. This sucks!

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                  • At 2007.03.16 11:20, aajao said:

                    i wonder why my name isn’t there? i’m a registered voter in Metro Manila… oh wait, probably i’m in region IV already :D

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                    • At 2007.03.16 13:17, Euri said:

                      Haha! Too bad you wont know mine. Because I’m not a registered voter. ^.^

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                      • At 2007.03.16 17:12, AJ said:

                        wala na yung list…

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                        • At 2007.03.16 19:29, The Construct by Alex Maximo - Commentaries on social media discourse - : COMELEC shows why they’re not ready for a computerized elections said:

                          [...] our good friend benj, warned us about this ultimate stalker guide to all registered voters of NCR. Lo and behold, what he said was true. It is something that [...]

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                          • At 2007.03.16 19:45, totomai said:

                            balik na lang ako japan :-) akala ko tinanggal na, meron pa pala.

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                            • At 2007.03.16 20:04, benj said:

                              totomai: Thanks for visiting. The list has been removed, but it’s still cached in google. wahaha.

                              AJ: If you still want to check out anyone’s private information, go to the pages Google cached. lol

                              I have never been surrounded with so many people who are proud and happy for not exercising their national duty. ;)

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