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Britons go toothing for high-tech sex
with strangers

Britons go toothing for high-tech sex
with strangers 04/20/2004 01:48 AM
Taipei Times Online Apr 20 2004 6:01AM GMT

Toothing! - Toothing FAQ

Toothing! - Toothing FAQ 04/22/2004 07:51 AM
A Beginner's Guide to Toothing .. out a way of using it .. foire aux questions .. Find out here! .. whole new way .. Toothing

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Toothing was a hoax!

Toothing was a hoax! 04/04/2005 11:59 PM
David Pescovitz: Earlier today, Jim Hanas, co-creator of Boring Boring, published a post on his blog asking "What ever happened to Toothing?," last year's UK craze where commuters hooked up random sexual encounters via Bluetooth-enabled cellphones. (Wired News story here . Reuters article here. BBC article here.) Surprisingly, Toothy Toothing, the source for many of those original articles, responded to Jim's inquiry. Turns out, Toothy (aka Ste Curran) made the whole thing up. (Or so he claims!):

All we did was register a forum (which has now been taken down by the service provider, but we have a backup) and fill it with fictional posts by fictional Toothing ’sceners. A week later, we had what appeared to be a vibrant UK Toothing community all ready to roll, and I sent the link off to Gizmodo, a gadget blog. They reported it (you can see that first story here, with a credit at the end to ‘S’, my super-subtle pseudonym). Everyone else linked to / blogged / ripped off their story. Things started to roll, and we became a ludicrous, implausible meme. In turn, that brought Real People to our forum. Others created forums for their localities - Sweden, Denmark, Italy, whatever.

A few days later, the print media requests started coming. We kept a record at the start of where we were mentioned, but there were soon too many to record in full. There are hundreds of tiny anecdotes, though. I had to write Penthouse-letters-page style sexual adventure stories for a full page article and interview in The Telegraph.

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Forget dogging, here comes toothing

Forget dogging, here comes toothing 04/19/2004 09:44 AM
Bluetooth-driven liasons in train toilets

The Triforce » Toothing

The Triforce » Toothing 04/07/2005 03:22 AM
The Triforce » Toothing .. He tells the story here .. uma fraude

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No Teeth in Toothing Craze

No Teeth in Toothing Craze 04/06/2005 04:59 AM
Last year, commuters in Britain were hooking up through their Bluetooth devices for clandestine sex, or so Wired News reported. Trouble is, 'toothing' was an elaborate hoax.

"Toothing" latest hi-tech sex craze
(Reuters)

"Toothing" latest hi-tech sex craze
(Reuters) 04/18/2004 09:30 PM
Reuters - Commuters take note -- the respectable person sitting next to you on the train fumbling with their cell phone might be a "toother" looking for sex with a stranger.

Boing Boing: Toothing was a hoax!

Boing Boing: Toothing was a hoax! 04/06/2005 05:02 AM
Toothing was a hoax!

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Sex, strangers, courtesy Bluetooth

Sex, strangers, courtesy Bluetooth 04/23/2004 04:23 PM
infoSync Apr 23 2004 7:29PM GMT

Sex with strangers, courtesy Bluetooth

Sex with strangers, courtesy Bluetooth 04/25/2004 02:03 PM
infoSync Apr 25 2004 6:28PM GMT

Familiar Strangers and Bluetooth
Tracking

Familiar Strangers and Bluetooth
Tracking 05/12/2004 12:42 PM
Intel Research looks at tracking people you see all the time, but don't know, via Bluetooth: Mark Frauenfelder writes about Intel's Jabberwocky, which explores your relationship with other people, including what are called familiar strangers: people who you don't know, but recognize because you see them regularly. The first instantiation is a Bluetooth application that tracks the Bluetooth IDs it sees. The more frequently you see certain IDs, the more familiar the program marks them. When you're surrounded by actual strangers (or their strange Bluetooth devices), you'll see a different display than when you're near people you see often but don't know. Once and if everyone is carrying Bluetooth devices, perhaps you could use this tool as a way to avoid detection. Private detectives will have to learn to turn off Bluetooth features to avoid showing up as known parties. Trying to avoid colleagues at work? As the colored squares grow in intensity, you zip out a fire door....

Nifty Bluetooth phone application for OS
X

Nifty Bluetooth phone application for OS
X 04/27/2004 01:19 PM
BluePhoneMenu is a menu bar icon that displays Caller ID for your Bluetooth phone, as well as the phone's signal strength and battery power. Link    

Bluetooth Broad Application Module

Bluetooth Broad Application Module 04/06/2005 09:24 AM
ECN Apr 6 2005 12:46PM GMT

Jabberwocky: Intel's "Familiar Stranger"
Bluetooth application

Jabberwocky: Intel's "Familiar Stranger"
Bluetooth application 05/12/2004 11:27 AM
I wrote an article for TheFeature about Intel's "Jabberwocky," a bluetooth phone application that lets you track your "familiar strangers," (a term coined by late psychologist Stanley Milgram). Link

Beware of Strangers

Beware of Strangers 01/22/2004 03:09 AM
If they don't come back, it is not possible to have a two way conversation, is it? ...

Strangers in a strangeland

Strangers in a strangeland 12/14/2003 06:26 PM

I just ran across the Bullmoose Republican site, complete with multiple blogs. The strange thing about them is reading their four pillars, they don't sound like republicans at all. They don't sound like democrats either, though their stance makes them sound centrist to me. I suspect a party like this could gain a lot of support, but I doubt next November's choices have much in common with these folks.

"Intimate Strangers"

"Intimate Strangers" 07/30/2004 08:17 AM
This stylish French film about a woman who confesses her deepest marital secrets to a tax lawyer promises to be a Hitchcockian thriller -- until it fizzles weirdly out.

Psychoanalyzing Strangers in Pictures

Psychoanalyzing Strangers in Pictures 01/03/2005 12:29 PM
He looks like... Probably my favorite pastime. [via]

Britons go 'toothing' for sex with
strangers

Britons go 'toothing' for sex with
strangers 04/21/2004 02:13 PM

Security relying on kindness of
strangers

Security relying on kindness of
strangers 04/21/2004 06:17 AM
vnunet.com Apr 21 2004 10:12AM GMT

Schneier on Security: Talking to
Strangers

Schneier on Security: Talking to
Strangers 06/24/2005 06:16 PM
Schneier on Security: Talking to Strangers .. teaching kids to be safe .. Bruce Schneier says

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'Toothing' for Hi-Tech Sex with
Strangers (Reuters)

'Toothing' for Hi-Tech Sex with
Strangers (Reuters) 04/19/2004 10:59 AM
Reuters - British commuters take note -- the respectable person sitting next to you on the train fumbling with their cell phone might be a "toother" looking for sex with a stranger.

Virtual football bonds strangers

Virtual football bonds strangers 07/08/2004 12:28 AM
News.bbc.co.uk - Wed Jul 7, 08:21 am GMT

More promiscuous data exchanges with
strangers

More promiscuous data exchanges with
strangers 12/05/2003 09:07 AM
Bluepods, Personal Servers, and instant radio

Need Turns Aging Strangers Into
Roommates

Need Turns Aging Strangers Into
Roommates 04/16/2005 11:05 PM
With health care costs rising, and housing for people on fixed incomes in short supply, more older New Yorkers are doubling up, often with strangers, just to pay the bills.

Beware of strangers carrying books,
warns FBI

Beware of strangers carrying books,
warns FBI 12/30/2003 04:02 PM
Maps too

HE LOOKS LIKE.... The Morbid Game
of Psychoanalyzing Strangers in
Pictures

HE LOOKS LIKE.... The Morbid Game
of Psychoanalyzing Strangers in
Pictures 01/04/2005 04:24 AM
Who do they look like? .. He Looks Like

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Britons Go 'Toothing' for Hi-Tech Sex
with Strangers (Reuters)

Britons Go 'Toothing' for Hi-Tech Sex
with Strangers (Reuters) 04/18/2004 09:35 PM
Reuters - British commuters take note -- the respectable person sitting next to you on the train fumbling with their cell phone might be a "toother" looking for sex with a stranger.

Don't talk to strangers, remember what
happened to Sarah Cherry....

Don't talk to strangers, remember what
happened to Sarah Cherry.... 08/06/2004 01:33 PM
On July 6th, 1988 Dennis Dechaine of Bowdinham, Maine came home from work (transporting frozen chickens from a slaughterhouse) and planned to work on constructing a greenhouse. However, that project hit a glitch and sometime that afternoon he decided instead to take some amphetamines and go exploring in the woods near his home. When he emerged from the woods, lost and looking for his truck, about 8:30 pm that night he was questioned by the police who were looking for a missing 12 year old girl named Sarah Cherry. Two days later, Sarah's body was found and Dennis Dechainewas charged with the girl's murder. He was convicted in March of 1989 to life in prison without parole and an entire generation of Maine girls were told to 'remember Sarah Cherry' as a caution to not talk to strangers.
The question before us now, is, of course, did he do it?

Computer game teaches youngsters about
dangers of online strangers

Computer game teaches youngsters about
dangers of online strangers 12/30/2004 04:33 AM
Seattlepi.nwsource.com - Mon Dec 27, 12:34 pm GMT

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