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Last Measure™ was a hilarious browser hijack prank that swept the world circa September 2005. Even though Last Measure received thousands of hits each day during the peak of its popularity, the site was later removed from the internets, in a cruel blow against anyone who did not yet see it. It was created using a combination of Lulz and Magic.

History of Last Measure

Last Measure was created some time ago by a pair of brothers who did not give their names, but went by the codenames of "timecop" and "Jesuitx". They hosted Last Measure on a freewebs server for about a day before a bored nerd found it, then Slashdotted it. Traffic quadruplified, and the brothers were more than happy to upgrade to a real server to allow this many people to see their hilarious video.

G4 and MS NBC got hold of Last Measure, and both networks plugged the website at prime time. Again, more people than ever were flocking to see the hilarity of Last Measure.

Demise of Last Measure

On September 30, 2005, United States Senator Rick Santorum, who is unfunny and has no sense of humor, said that Last Measure was "a foul degradation of America's morals"; he then went on to say how serious the internet is supposed to be. Encyclopedia Dramatica hence concludes that Senator Santorum is an offensive lulzkiller.

After Santorum's verbal ejaculation, Microsoft sued Last Measure, saying they infringed copyright and were using illegal bandwidth. The charges were blatantly false, but the brothers could not afford a lawyer who could defeat Bill Gates's team of robot prosecutors. They had to concede and take down the site.

In 2007 at some point, Last Measure got put into virus scanners. Now instead of people seeing the uplifting and family-friendly site, their virus scanner comes up and blocks it saying it detects a virus.

MIRRORS OF LAST MEASURE!

Before the site was officially shut down, millions of bloggers copied the cartoon and hosted it on mirrored servers. Even Bill Gates, with his legions of hackers, couldn't take down all of them. timecop and JesuitX could rest in peace knowing their creation was still alive.

Mirrors can be found at the old GNAA corporate website.

Last Measure Unified X

A version of Last Measure was created by Jmax in an attempt to merge lastmeasure version 3 and 4 and coffeemeasure. Along with the merging came new shit, such as LMX Live stats which tracks the amount of redirects a person gets resulting in a race for e-penis. Notable additions are the inclusion of more "Hey Everybody!" voice clips from various GNAA members and the addition of PDF ruin.

You can find all of the audio clips here.

Ruby Measure

The latest version of Last Measure, written in Ruby on Rails, ~~expected to debut in May of 2013~~ but got fucked by Major Browsers.

lmserver

GNAA is currently developing a standalone Last Measure server program. Development for a Last Measure for mobile clients has also been discussed.

Gallery

Nintendo fans/young children are easily deceived.
Juggalos are the easiest targets, since most of them don't even know the meaning of the term internet security.
Typical response

People Who Approve of Last Measure

100 million United States citizens
timecop
JesuitX
88% of Kimmo Alm
91% of Slashdot users (as recorded by entirely impartial poll)
94% of 4chan users (as recorded by entirely impartial poll)
99% of ED users (because they understand lulz).
Jameth
God

People Who Don't Approve of Last Measure

moot -Posting a link to X.on.nimp.org on 4chan gets you BANNED.
Anyone talking sense on anontalk
That fucking jackass cracker senator
Bill Gaytes

The death of Last Measure???

Most major browsers have blocked the largest Last Measure mirrors as of 2013. However, there are still many mirrors that bypass most browser detection. Further measures are being taken to avoid browser spam-lists, such as the coming removal of *.static.nimp.org from all Last Measure clients.

Using bioghost.com still works and hasn't been blocked, you can add a subdomain or a subpage.