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Hacks & More Hacks!

For those who may not have gotten it, this whole website is a humongous fungus hack... of doom! Extra points will be given to those who recognized the Munchkin references in there.

This may even very well be the only hack done by nervously bored prefrosh, anxiously waiting to find out if they'll be spending the next four years of their lives in the sweet piece of heaven we all know MIT to be.

But, although this is a considerable breakthrough in the MIT hacking field, we've based it on a long, long tradition of MIT hacks that have come before us.

Observe.

We can only bow down to the true masters of hacking, who have had the privilege of performing their epic feats from within the heavenly 'tute. We salute you, generations of hackers!

But no topic about hacks is complete without a list, so here's a list of ideas for epic hacks that we may or may not perform, should we actually get in and become 'legit' MIT hackers:

1. Putting the dome on the dome. For serious, people, this is totally doable!
2. Building the Argonath in a random entryway.
3. Making a platform that looks like the old transporter from Star Trek: The Original Series, complete with a control stand.
4. Setting up a table with World of Warcraft stuff to sell, like giant sized mushrooms, a flask of moonberry juice, the 2 ring (much better than 'the 1 ring'!), ruby shades etc.
5. Hanging up a lot of signs that say "See you, space cowboy" and scattering roses everywhere. We miss you, Spike Spiegel!

Happy hacking!

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