Yeah, I think my headline and the picture in the link really says it all. No real reason to elaborate on this. It's just as ridiculous as it sounds, and it's legit.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7094764.stm
Admittedly, this is POTENTIALLY a little more serious, since these kids were "phishing" for passwords. And since real money is apparently spent in droves in "Habbo Hotel," I can see cause for concern among the idiots who actually handed out their passwords... Still, it makes me wonder what else is illegal on the internet.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7094764.stm
Man, I never knew I could have been charged for running off with my friends' Animal Crossing furniture back in 2003. Maybe I should keep running. Are they still out to get me...?A Dutch teenager has been arrested for allegedly stealing virtual furniture from "rooms" in Habbo Hotel, a 3D social networking website.
The 17-year-old is accused of stealing 4,000 euros (£2,840) worth of virtual furniture, bought with real money.
Five 15-year-olds have also been questioned by police, who were contacted by the website's owners.
Admittedly, this is POTENTIALLY a little more serious, since these kids were "phishing" for passwords. And since real money is apparently spent in droves in "Habbo Hotel," I can see cause for concern among the idiots who actually handed out their passwords... Still, it makes me wonder what else is illegal on the internet.