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  • D Dalek Dave

    Damn you and your short cuts! :)

    ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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    hairy_hats
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    She cunningly employed a reverse double-shunt on the diagonal.

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    • L LittleYellowBird

      Why stupid people suck today .... they bought a Serbet Fountain! Let's face it, they never worked no matter how hard you sucked! :-D

      Ali

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      hairy_hats
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      Gave Paris Hilton's career advisor an idea though.

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      • S Stuart Dootson

        Simon Stevens wrote:

        one of those lay-bys with a grass verge between it and the road trapping unwitting travellers with no means of escape

        And that's when you realise you've found one of those very rare times that a 4x4 would actually be of more use than a normal car....

        Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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        Michael Bookatz
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        :laugh: :laugh:

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        • S Simon P Stevens

          This morning as I was driving to the train station I was waved into a lay-by by a man in a high-vis jacket standing in the middle of the road. There were blue police style signs around and traffic cones blocking the main route. It all looked very official, lots of people in high-vis jackets and clipboards etc, but I quickly noticed that there were no actual police uniforms or cars anywhere. I was then approached by another gentleman who asked me for my full name and address. I very politely said, I was sorry, but I wasn't happy giving out personal information when he hadn't told me who he was. I also said I was on my way to catch a train and I was in a hurry, could I please continue. He told me I couldn't because I would have to wait for the 4 cars in front of me to finish. (Who were clearly totally happy to give out their personal details). I pointed out that It would have been nice for them to give me the option before forcing me into this voluntary traffic jam. He said it wasn't voluntary! This surprised me a little. How is answering travel questionnaires not voluntary. I didn't even give him any info anyway. So I missed my train. All because of 4 stupid people in front of me who were totally oblivious to the fact they were giving out all their personal details to total strangers. this problem of security works 2 ways: 1) Companies - If these people collecting data were legitimate they really should have had some ID. 2) People - If we all stop giving out our details to idiot companies unless they prove they have authority then they'll eventually stop asking.

          Simon

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          phannon86
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          Classic social compliance. A high-vis jacket and a clipboard is enough ID for idiots :)

          He who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man

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          • D Dalek Dave

            Cows have horns, but they don't blow them.

            ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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            LittleYellowBird
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            Mmmmm ... that's what you think!

            Ali

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            • S Simon P Stevens

              What do you think I am, American?

              Simon

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              Jerry Hammond
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              Simon Stevens wrote:

              What do you think I am, American?

              Because you resisted!! :-D

              "My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there." - Charles F. Kettering

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              • H hairy_hats

                She cunningly employed a reverse double-shunt on the diagonal.

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                LittleYellowBird
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                Reverse double-shunt is my speciality, but I find you have to be carefull on the diagonal with the Strand, that can really hurt believe me!

                Ali

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                • L LittleYellowBird

                  Reverse double-shunt is my speciality, but I find you have to be carefull on the diagonal with the Strand, that can really hurt believe me!

                  Ali

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                  hairy_hats
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                  What on earth did they put in the water where you went on your hols, Ali?

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                  • H hairy_hats

                    What on earth did they put in the water where you went on your hols, Ali?

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                    Dalek Dave
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                    It wasn't water, it was Gin!

                    ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                    • L LittleYellowBird

                      Mmmmm ... that's what you think!

                      Ali

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                      Dalek Dave
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                      I know what I would like to say, but this is the lounge!

                      ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                      • S Simon P Stevens

                        This morning as I was driving to the train station I was waved into a lay-by by a man in a high-vis jacket standing in the middle of the road. There were blue police style signs around and traffic cones blocking the main route. It all looked very official, lots of people in high-vis jackets and clipboards etc, but I quickly noticed that there were no actual police uniforms or cars anywhere. I was then approached by another gentleman who asked me for my full name and address. I very politely said, I was sorry, but I wasn't happy giving out personal information when he hadn't told me who he was. I also said I was on my way to catch a train and I was in a hurry, could I please continue. He told me I couldn't because I would have to wait for the 4 cars in front of me to finish. (Who were clearly totally happy to give out their personal details). I pointed out that It would have been nice for them to give me the option before forcing me into this voluntary traffic jam. He said it wasn't voluntary! This surprised me a little. How is answering travel questionnaires not voluntary. I didn't even give him any info anyway. So I missed my train. All because of 4 stupid people in front of me who were totally oblivious to the fact they were giving out all their personal details to total strangers. this problem of security works 2 ways: 1) Companies - If these people collecting data were legitimate they really should have had some ID. 2) People - If we all stop giving out our details to idiot companies unless they prove they have authority then they'll eventually stop asking.

                        Simon

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                        CalvinHobbies
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                        As someone that has worked support desk, I can't count the number times people have given me "secure" information that is not required, and never asked for that could have been used in a not so friendly way. I really worry about society sometimes, They make it too easy for scammers and people like Madoff to abuse. :/ It's a matter of common sence.

                        ///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.

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                        • D Dalek Dave

                          I know what I would like to say, but this is the lounge!

                          ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                          Ennis Ray Lynch Jr
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                          and thank you :p

                          Need custom software developed? I do C# development and consulting all over the United States. A man said to the universe: "Sir I exist!" "However," replied the universe, "The fact has not created in me A sense of obligation." --Stephen Crane

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                          • S Simon P Stevens

                            This morning as I was driving to the train station I was waved into a lay-by by a man in a high-vis jacket standing in the middle of the road. There were blue police style signs around and traffic cones blocking the main route. It all looked very official, lots of people in high-vis jackets and clipboards etc, but I quickly noticed that there were no actual police uniforms or cars anywhere. I was then approached by another gentleman who asked me for my full name and address. I very politely said, I was sorry, but I wasn't happy giving out personal information when he hadn't told me who he was. I also said I was on my way to catch a train and I was in a hurry, could I please continue. He told me I couldn't because I would have to wait for the 4 cars in front of me to finish. (Who were clearly totally happy to give out their personal details). I pointed out that It would have been nice for them to give me the option before forcing me into this voluntary traffic jam. He said it wasn't voluntary! This surprised me a little. How is answering travel questionnaires not voluntary. I didn't even give him any info anyway. So I missed my train. All because of 4 stupid people in front of me who were totally oblivious to the fact they were giving out all their personal details to total strangers. this problem of security works 2 ways: 1) Companies - If these people collecting data were legitimate they really should have had some ID. 2) People - If we all stop giving out our details to idiot companies unless they prove they have authority then they'll eventually stop asking.

                            Simon

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                            jeffwask
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                            This is why I like driving a big truck. I would have jumped a curb and run over someones foot.

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                            • C CalvinHobbies

                              As someone that has worked support desk, I can't count the number times people have given me "secure" information that is not required, and never asked for that could have been used in a not so friendly way. I really worry about society sometimes, They make it too easy for scammers and people like Madoff to abuse. :/ It's a matter of common sence.

                              ///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.

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                              Dalek Dave
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                              Always ask WHY they want the information, usually they cannot answer that one beyond "Because it is on the form".

                              ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                              • H hairy_hats

                                Gave Paris Hilton's career advisor an idea though.

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                                Michael Bookatz
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                                :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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                                • L LittleYellowBird

                                  Reverse double-shunt is my speciality, but I find you have to be carefull on the diagonal with the Strand, that can really hurt believe me!

                                  Ali

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                                  Joe Simes
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                                  Flexible!

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                                  • C CalvinHobbies

                                    As someone that has worked support desk, I can't count the number times people have given me "secure" information that is not required, and never asked for that could have been used in a not so friendly way. I really worry about society sometimes, They make it too easy for scammers and people like Madoff to abuse. :/ It's a matter of common sence.

                                    ///////////////// Groucho Marx Those are my principals, if you don't like them… I have others.

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                                    Michael Bookatz
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                                    What has Madoff got to do with Id fraud?

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                                    • S Simon P Stevens

                                      This morning as I was driving to the train station I was waved into a lay-by by a man in a high-vis jacket standing in the middle of the road. There were blue police style signs around and traffic cones blocking the main route. It all looked very official, lots of people in high-vis jackets and clipboards etc, but I quickly noticed that there were no actual police uniforms or cars anywhere. I was then approached by another gentleman who asked me for my full name and address. I very politely said, I was sorry, but I wasn't happy giving out personal information when he hadn't told me who he was. I also said I was on my way to catch a train and I was in a hurry, could I please continue. He told me I couldn't because I would have to wait for the 4 cars in front of me to finish. (Who were clearly totally happy to give out their personal details). I pointed out that It would have been nice for them to give me the option before forcing me into this voluntary traffic jam. He said it wasn't voluntary! This surprised me a little. How is answering travel questionnaires not voluntary. I didn't even give him any info anyway. So I missed my train. All because of 4 stupid people in front of me who were totally oblivious to the fact they were giving out all their personal details to total strangers. this problem of security works 2 ways: 1) Companies - If these people collecting data were legitimate they really should have had some ID. 2) People - If we all stop giving out our details to idiot companies unless they prove they have authority then they'll eventually stop asking.

                                      Simon

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                                      Brady Kelly
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                                      Stupid people suck everyday. X|

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                                      • D Dalek Dave

                                        It wasn't water, it was Gin!

                                        ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                                        Brady Kelly
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                                        Sniff! I really miss my Gin on this wagon.

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                                        • S Stuart Dootson

                                          Simon Stevens wrote:

                                          one of those lay-bys with a grass verge between it and the road trapping unwitting travellers with no means of escape

                                          And that's when you realise you've found one of those very rare times that a 4x4 would actually be of more use than a normal car....

                                          Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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                                          Brady Kelly
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                                          Or a motorbike. I often avoid roadblocks on the way to work by just doing a u-turn across the grass verge, right in front of the roadblock, with the cops watching.

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