Bored In Work 111 (Working on sunny Bank Holidays sucks) (1 Viewer)

[Buckrake]

Who's with me?

 

[Jimmy Magee]

Re: Working on sunny Bank Holidays sucks

I'm off to the beach, me...



Hope that helps.

 

[Buckrake]

Re: Working on sunny Bank Holidays sucks

I hope you catch dysentery and walk on glass or a used condom.

 

[Jimmy Magee]

Re: Working on sunny Bank Holidays sucks

I hope you catch dysentery and walk on glass or a used condom.

So do I mate, so do I

 

[Buckrake]

Re: Working on sunny Bank Holidays sucks

Weather update: There's thunder and rain in Bray, heading for the city.

You've brought it on yourself, Jimmy, with your gloating...

 

[Kid Lovebeach]

i think i just heard thunder, good thing i'm in my warm dry office

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Who's with me?

glad I work in a bank

nice to be able to use the internet during the day - at home

looks like rain soon though

 

[Zeelander]

i think i just heard thunder, good thing i'm in my warm dry office

Apparently Godzilla is rampaging through Dublin. Just the residential areas though cos he knows it's a bank holiday and no-one's in work. Imagine my delight that I'm safely in my office today. I can't think of anything better.

 

[Jimmy Magee]

Re: Working on sunny Bank Holidays sucks

Weather update: There's thunder and rain in Bray, heading for the city.

You've brought it on yourself, Jimmy, with your gloating...

It's true, it's true...I was on me way when it started, so I just went for a tasty pint instead.

See I haven't learned a thing at all.

 

[Buckrake]

Re: Working on sunny Bank Holidays sucks

It's true, it's true...I was on me way when it started, so I just went for a tasty pint instead.

See I haven't learned a thing at all.

News just in: 'The government has announced that all alcoholic beverages have been found to have traces of strychnine in them and people who drink pints will be violently ill.'

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.... (shakes head...)

 

[Jimmy Magee]

This is Jimmy's mate...he's been carted off to hospital being violently ill. However he's all morphined up now, and in fact quite happy.

 

[ITalkShite]

what this thread needs is a picture of a kitten.

 

[jane]

Don't leave out those who prefer dogs.

 

[guy of the tiger]

heh heh!

Rick Astley is playing in Spirit on the fifth

my hero

 

[Ed]

his new album is amazing

 

[guy of the tiger]

for real or for sarcasm?!

his new album is amazing

 

[Ed]

neither

 

[spiritualtramp]

I think I may have to subscribe to this

http://www.thechapmagazine.com

 

[broken arm]

CHILL WITH PROFESSOR X OF X CLAN

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[pete]

GARDAÍ have warned community groups to increase website security after pornographers hacked into a west Cork tourism site and inserted hardcore material on it.

Villagers in Allihies who run the website expressed their shock and revulsion yesterday after it emerged that it had been targeted by pornographers, and they are worried it may harm their image.

They were furious to discover the site, which was set up five years ago, had been corrupted.

“We’re shocked because Allihies has been debased by this. It was a promotional site for community groups and businesses. It’s shocking. Seemingly there’s nothing we can do,” said parish co-operative member Tadhg O’Sullivan.

Local county councillor Noel Harrington said the people of Allihies had being trying to promote their parish.

“I’m furious that this website is now being misrepresented in the way it has. I’m concerned that it could prove damaging for the area and I hope steps are taken to stop it. I welcome the fact that the gardaí are making enquiries in relation to this,” Mr Harrington said.

One of the country’s most senior law lecturers said it was the first time he had come across a small community-run website “being invaded” in such a fashion.

Tony O’Malley, senior law lecturer at the University of Galway, said more international co-operation was needed to stop hackers from outside this country infiltrating Irish websites.

“Technology has run ahead of the law. It’s very difficult to stop someone outside the jurisdiction from doing this. One of the biggest problems with porn and child porn is that it’s so difficult to track,” Mr O’Malley said.

Gardaí believe the pornographic images of young women probably originated in the US and are carrying out a number of enquiries, including checking with the internet service provider.

Both gardaí and Mr O’Malley said community organisations and small businesses around the country should check their websites in case this was the start of a concerted effort by hackers to flood Ireland with porn.

“Firewalls and blocking systems should be used. Communities very often set up a website and then nobody monitors them for months on end,” Mr O’Malley said.

http://www.irishexaminer.com/pport/web/ireland/Full_Story/did-sg9mvy5PTzgA2sgTbBP-2fa91M.asp