Hahaha, that would definitely cheer me up in the morning.

Posted by: Robert on September 13, 2010

If only I had something like this in my university . . . These are the things that make MIT even more appealing to me.

Posted by: Faisal '14 on September 13, 2010

That sucker got ripped down so fast, by 11:00 it was toast.

Posted by: Snively on September 14, 2010

"The word hack at MIT usually refers to a clever, benign, and "ethical" prank or practical joke, which is both challenging for the perpetrators and amusing to the MIT community (and sometimes even the rest of the world!). Note that this has nothing to do with computer (or phone) hacking (which we call "cracking")."
Nice! At first, I didn't understand what you MITians call 'hack'. Then I found the IHTFP (Interesting Hacks To Fascinate People)website!!! Very Amusing!!!! Meet you at MIT soon!!!

Posted by: yetanotherhopeful'15 on September 14, 2010

Word on the street says West Campus was responsible for this one...

Posted by: 0 on September 14, 2010

Yeah!
@yetanotherhopeful'15
Hope to meet you... And have some fun))

Posted by: Ruslan'15 on September 15, 2010

@Ruslan'15 Meet you there soon too!!!!

Posted by: yetanotherhopeful'15 on September 15, 2010

Why does that person "HTFP"? lol I'm applying as a transfer, but I hope I never feel like "IHTFP" if I get into MIT :-----
COMMENT:
AUTHOR: anonymous '14
EMAIL:
IP: 18.111.126.61
URL:
DATE: 09/16/2010 04:15:09 AM
COMMENT_BODY:
@yetanotherhopeful'15 and Anthony--actually, ihtfp has many meanings! it means i hate this fucking place as well as i have truly found paradise. so don't be discouraged.

Posted by: Anthony on September 15, 2010

That's a neat little hack. What does this have to do with ethical admissions though?

Posted by: BenP on September 16, 2010

@anonymous'14 Thanks for the info

Posted by: yetanotherhopeful'15 on September 17, 2010

@Anonymous
Wouldn't surprise me.

Posted by: Snively on September 19, 2010