Computers Are Assholes
403 Forbidden: The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it.
Now I'm no stranger to 403 errors, but never have I gotten one with this much sass. If there's one thing that I hate more than sass from people that are not me, it is sass from computers. What this message is basically telling me is that it heard what I want it to do, but is telling me to go fuck myself. Well I am not one to take insults from machines lying down.* So I e-mailed their support team this:
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To Whom It May Concern:
While attempting to reset my password for my twitter account I received this error message from your site:
403 Forbidden: The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it.
As you can imagine I was not pleased with this error message. I was not so much displeased with the inability of your website to perform a simple task, but instead I was upset by your server's severe behavioral maladjustment. As I am to understand from the error message, your server was fully capable of carrying out my request but simply refused to for some reason which it deemed unnecessary to impart on me. Imagine if you will, that you were to order a hamburger from your local McDonald's employee. The employee hears the requests and is physically able to press the button that rings up one hamburger, but he doesn't feel like doing it, so he says, "No. Bugger off." This is basically the same situation that I am in with your servers right now. The morally responsible thing to do is promptly improve your servers' attitudes. I thank you for your time.
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I do not expect to receive a real response from an actual human being, but I will update as necessary if I do get a response. If further action is required, I can always impart Arnold's interpretation of collateral damage on them.
*A big middle finger goes out to the semen dumpsters who thought it was a good idea for the past tense of "lie" to be "lay" which is the same as the present tense form of the transitive verb "lay."










