[quote]Chris Colucci wrote:
[…]It was a dude, at work, looking up stuff he shouldn’t have been looking up, on company time, and the consequences that followed.[/quote]
Aside from stealing some company time -which isn’t really a biggy:
Why can’t someone google “pressure cooker bomb” and “backpack”?
Could someone point out a compilation, deemed suitable by the government, of forbidden words one shouldn’t type in?
What “consequences” should follow for these unquestionably sinful letter arrangements:
“snorting coke” and “hiring escort”
“pan cake” and “recipe”
“assault rifle” and “school”
“haircut” and “fabulous”
“masturbation” and “sexy nun”
“barbell” and “retard strength”[/quote]
I’m pretty sure the two search terms I used to find this picture would get me arrested in Germany.
[quote]Chris Colucci wrote:
[…]It was a dude, at work, looking up stuff he shouldn’t have been looking up, on company time, and the consequences that followed.[/quote]
Aside from stealing some company time -which isn’t really a biggy:
Why can’t someone google “pressure cooker bomb” and “backpack”?
Could someone point out a compilation, deemed suitable by the government, of forbidden words one shouldn’t type in?
What “consequences” should follow for these unquestionably sinful letter arrangements:
“snorting coke” and “hiring escort”
“pan cake” and “recipe”
“assault rifle” and “school”
“haircut” and “fabulous”
“masturbation” and “sexy nun”
“barbell” and “retard strength”[/quote]
I’m pretty sure the two search terms I used to find this picture would get me arrested in Germany.
[/quote]
Jew oven?
What!!! Oh, my god, I can’t BELIEVE you just… Your mind WOULD run right there.
No, silly.
Matzo yarmulke.
:)[/quote]
My bad, senpai[/quote]
I’m kidding. It really was “Jew oven”.
Wait’ll you see the horrible shit that Google Images generates if you enter these two seemingly innocuous, cheerful little words into the search box. I had to scroll pretty far before I found this happy little baker and his matzo crackers.
What!!! Oh, my god, I can’t BELIEVE you just… Your mind WOULD run right there.
No, silly.
Matzo yarmulke.
:)[/quote]
My bad, senpai[/quote]
I’m kidding. It really was “Jew oven”.
Wait’ll you see the horrible shit that Google Images generates if you enter these two seemingly innocuous, cheerful little words into the search box. I had to scroll pretty far before I found this happy little baker and his matzo crackers.
[/quote]
LOL I’ve been to the dark side of the internet and back. Morals and boundaries are extinct.
What!!! Oh, my god, I can’t BELIEVE you just… Your mind WOULD run right there.
No, silly.
Matzo yarmulke.
:)[/quote]
My bad, senpai[/quote]
I’m kidding. It really was “Jew oven”.
Wait’ll you see the horrible shit that Google Images generates if you enter these two seemingly innocuous, cheerful little words into the search box. I had to scroll pretty far before I found this happy little baker and his matzo crackers.
[/quote]
LOL I’ve been to the dark side of the internet and back. Morals and boundaries are extinct.[/quote]
Yeah, yeah. Talk to me when you’ve seen the picture of Roseanne Barr, dressed as Adolph Hitler, taking a tray full of burnt Gingerbread Jews out of the oven. You can’t unsee that shit.
What!!! Oh, my god, I can’t BELIEVE you just… Your mind WOULD run right there.
No, silly.
Matzo yarmulke.
:)[/quote]
My bad, senpai[/quote]
I’m kidding. It really was “Jew oven”.
Wait’ll you see the horrible shit that Google Images generates if you enter these two seemingly innocuous, cheerful little words into the search box. I had to scroll pretty far before I found this happy little baker and his matzo crackers.
[/quote]
LOL I’ve been to the dark side of the internet and back. Morals and boundaries are extinct.[/quote]
Yeah, yeah. Talk to me when you’ve seen the picture of Roseanne Barr, dressed as Adolph Hitler, taking a tray full of burnt Gingerbread Jews out of the oven. You can’t unsee that shit. [/quote]
I forgot about it until you mentioned it lol.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
Something I received in an email. Am not vouching for its authenticity. Did not research or Snopes it.
But relevant to the topic:
WHAT WILL THINGS BE LIKE IN ANOTHER FEW YEARS? ? ?
“This picture was taken with a 70,000 x 30,000 pixel camera (2100 MegaPixels.) These cameras are not sold to the public and are being installed in strategic locations. It can identify a face in a multitude of people. Place the cursor in the mass of people and double-click about four times (or ‘finger-spread’ on a device.) Scary sharp” or use the “zoom slide” at the top left corner of the picture. It may take a few seconds for your merely consumer-level computer to do the zoom…
Did you notice the people without bodies walking along the sidewalk? I still haven’t found Waldo.
[/quote]
Pretty weird, I saw some guys with the top half of their heads gone.
[quote]on edge wrote:
I’m curious about the intersection cameras that are becoming so prevalent. So many times I’ve barely slowed down to make a right hand turn at a red light. I realize too late to stop and look up to see cameras every where. Not once have I received a ticket. It just so happens I don’t have a front license plate. I never got around to putting it on and it doesn’t seem to be something cops notice.
So my question is, do those intersection cameras get you from the front or the back? If it’s from the front, that explains a lot.[/quote]
If I understand correctly, most cameras you see mounted on the lights overlooking intersections are not traffic enforcement cameras. Those, I’ve heard, run constantly but save a certain amount of footage preceding a loud noise (crash). They’re also used to monitor current traffic conditions.
The conspicuous cameras mounted on poles on intersection corners, as well as center divides, that have a visible flash mechanism are the ones that are traffic enforcement cameras. These camera-enforced red lights usually have a visible sign warning that camera enforcement is used. You are generally photographed (and videoed) from the front and back and if you have ever had the misfortune of receiving a ticket from a camera enforced red light, they’ll send you a notice via mail where you are also given a website link and you can see yourself online running the light from various vantage points. You are also presented with a clear license plate shot (front or back, I’ve seen both) along with a shot through the windshield of the driver’s face (defense against the “it wasn’t me” excuse).
