HMA.lua [PART III]

#!/bin/lua
out1 = "HAX MY ANUS"
out2 = "HAX MY ANUS"
hma = math.random(1, 500)

if hma < 250 then
   print( out1 )
else
   print( out2 )

>>3
No, it belongs in /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin, depending on whether or not you're using Linux and installed it with a distro package. /bin should be for the bare minimum of stuff necessary to get the system up and running before you mount /usr, and not stuff like Lua.