Wag The Dog - Random Political and News Jibber Jabber

Doer

Doer

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Doer said:
Roomies in room of politics with no walls. :)
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greenlikemoney said:
The economy actually SHRANK 2.9% in the first quarter, a far cry from the previously announced 1%. Cooking the books has become habit these days up there in ol' D period C period.
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Quoting a bunch of personal stuff from someone is punk bullshit.

Quoting a Master Troll on RIU as if it was truth, is plain stupid.

Expecting anyone to care, is brain dead.

You have a life story or you are just a kid who can type.

Either way, I could tell your life story in a few paragraphs and make you look like a VIP.

And I can change a few words and make you look like a big fat turd.

Grow up a bit? Get a life story?
 
Doer

Doer

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Jibber Jabber

How close do we come to this stuff? Some of it I have broken, some I keep the faith.

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Doer

Doer

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Pinworm said:
Wormie told ya!
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I really wanted Bates Motel to work, too. The first few were very compelling about Mother, but then it trailed off.

You could have a review blog, or maybe you do.

Worm Signs. (take it for free, and take it from me)
 
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schuylaar

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Doer said:
Jibber Jabber

How close do we come to this stuff? Some of it I have broken, some I keep the faith.

It is important that when you chat, use instant messenger (IM), or participate in other forums, you keep the following things in mind:

  • 1. Be discreet. The information you provide is often public, for all to see. Do not share information or images that you do not want the world to know about or see. Think – your information could be passed on.
  • 2. Be anonymous. Do not share private or very personal information. Never post or send anything that can be used to locate you or another person offline, such as a full name, email or home address or phone number.
  • 3. Be distant. Do not arrange to meet in person anyone you’ve met online. If you must, only meet somewhere that is safe and public, tell someone your plans and then bring a friend along. If you aren’t an adult, get your parent or guardian’s permission first and take them with you.
  • 4. Be honest. You may be tempted to pretend to be someone you are not. The other person may also do the same thing. They may not be who they say they are.
  • 5. Be nice. Don’t take on bullies or cyber-bully anyone else. If someone taunts you, walk away from the computer. Report the person or behaviour to an adult or administrator. It’s supposed to be fun, right?
  • 6. Be clean. Do not open, respond to or forward an email or IM unless you know the person who sent it to you and you’ve checked it for viruses. The content could contain damaging software (such as spyware or viruses) or it might be offensive.
  • 7. Be secure. Use security software (such as virus scanners). Ensure your system is up-to-date and protected in case an email from someone unintentionally infects your computer.
  • 8. Be private. Never share your password or password hints with anyone.
  • 9. Be inventive. Ensure the online IDs you create do not reveal your personal information. Be creative and unique!
  • 10. Beware. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is! Check the facts if you aren’t sure about something. And remember – you’re in control. You decide which activities to participate in and what information you provide.
Insafe is the European Safer Internet awareness-raising network and is co-funded by the European Commission. For further information please visit:
www.saferinternet.org/ww/en/pub/insafe/sid.htm
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i guess this means were not meeting in key west to smoke a blunt?
 
Pinworm

Pinworm

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Doer said:
I really wanted Bates Motel to work, too. The first few were very compelling about Mother, but then it trailed off.

You could have a review blog, or maybe you do.

Worm Signs. (take it for free, and take it from me)
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Good call. But, I'm no Ebert, let a lone a Siskel. I totally wish the mother character would of "popped" a little more. It's only the theme for the entire show!
 
greenlikemoney

greenlikemoney

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Doer said:
Quoting a bunch of personal stuff from someone is punk bullshit. Buck does this.

Quoting a Master Troll on RIU as if it was truth, is plain stupid. Buck does this.

Expecting anyone to care, is brain dead. Buck does this.

Grow up a bit? Get a life story? Buck needs to do this.
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AlecTheGardener

AlecTheGardener

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The best thing I have ever done is disable signatures. I have not seen a single signature since I knew this option was available.

Very refreshing.
 
AlecTheGardener

AlecTheGardener

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schuylaar said:
holy shit! how?
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Of course now that I am looking on the proper desktop site I cannot find the option.

I often use Tapatalk to read and post on the forum, disabling signatures is an option.

I cannot locate the desktop equivalent!

Yup, it seems that my browsing application is the culprit that can disable signatures.
 
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