Spoofers

I have 5 (legitimate - I see the name spoofers are home from school today) on this thread. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A rule that once a market on a race has opened on Betfair, no owner of a horse in that race should be a net layer at any stage is not excessively complex and would also require an initial back bet in any market, which would help to deter "spoofers" who lay a horse to try to back it back at a bigger price. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"spoofers" will set up sites to mimic official sites and this is one way they do it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The spoofers, likely trained by the PLA, did a great job. ❋ L. Gordon Crovitz (2011)

But this new generation of “spoofers” seems to have lost their inspiration. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The ruling means the spoofers must meet safety regulations and could force the league to post a $10,000 bond, station medical personnel at events and buy a regulation wrestling ring. ❋ Unknown (2009)

ROBERTS: We hear about the spoofers and all that ... ❋ Unknown (2009)

I noticed over at the spoofers' blog that the museum world is starting to take notice: Hollis Goodall, Curator of Japanese Art at LACMA LA County Museum of Art has responded, basically validating the concerns of scholars and the spoofers themselves, going so far as to suggest that the issues raised be taken up at a meeting at the Smithsonian of Asian Art curators. ❋ Sfmike (2009)

It provided prospective spoofers a tool kit of official logos. ❋ Unknown (2008)

And I credit "SNL" and all the other spoofers for really bursting the Sarah Palin bubble that we saw initially. ❋ Unknown (2008)

“Theses tactics do nothing to address highjackers, spoofers and commercially motivated copyright infringers around the world.” ❋ Unknown (2005)

Theses tactics do nothing to address highjackers, spoofers and commercially motivated copyright infringers around the world. ❋ Unknown (2005)

A bunch of blog-spammers and google-spoofers (the euphemism is "Search Engine Optimization" -- no doubt you've received spam offering you this "service") set up a competition to see who could become the number one Google result for the previously unused phrase "nigritude ultramarine." ❋ Unknown (2004)

Hat: the gibberish pages where you found the word of the day are not spam traps, they're search-spoofers: members of large families of pages that link to each other, and eventually to a page selling V**gra or whatever, in the hope of enhancing its PageRank. ❋ Unknown (2005)

I filled up a scribbler with quotes from Mencken and later added notes from spoofers or self-spoofers like W. ❋ Mirtika (2005)

We're going to talk about what the police are trying to do to catch these spoofers ahead this morning. ❋ Unknown (2005)

"i have the [weed], [dyu] have the spoofer?" ❋ Lauren (2003)

Most [politicians] are spoofers. ❋ Thee Glitz (2015)

Bod: One of [Mungo's] mates woke up in a bath full of [ice cubes] minus a liver and... Graham: Ohh shut up Bod, if you can prove that happened you can give me a [Len Brennan]!! ❋ Anonymous (2003)

[Johnny] is [such a] spoofer. ❋ Tina (2004)

"[That guy's] name is in [colors]! He must be a spoofer!" - spoken on [battle.net] ❋ Kennon (2005)

[Eamon]: I have yet to be convinced Ronaldo is world class. John: He's already scored 18 goals this season... Eamon: He's a spoofer and will be found out against quality opposition. John: You're the [spooder], Eamon. idiot liar Eamon [Dunphy] ❋ Thee Glitz (2015)

❋ Trev_nz (2003)

[How are you] Spoofer. Where's the Spoofer? I've had a Spoofer of [a day]. [Spoof]! ❋ Sydney Correspondent (2003)

"Oh man...who spoofered?" "Don't [spoofer] in the car." "If you spoofer one more time I'm going to [kill your face]." "I love it when he spoofers. It's romantic." "Your spoofers smell like sun baked [dog crap]." "Your breath smells like my dad's spoofers." ❋ Nelopee (2007)

All [spoofer's] are [stingy] ❋ Lemenog (2006)