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Are there any vacencies? I love to perv at women and men and children from the legal safety behind the full body sexual scanner.
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Privoxy blocked this I declined the offer :)
"Request for blocked URL
Your request for http://www.mikeonads.com/2008/07/13/using-your-browser-url-history-estimate-gender/ was blocked.
See why or go there anyway."
Nah, I went anyway and clicked on the button and nothing happened. No results :( I am not using any Mozilla or Microsoft related browser.
Gave errors: boo hoo
JavaScript - http://www.mikeonads.com/PRIVOXY-FORCE/2008/07/13/using-your-browser-url-history-estimate-gender/
Inline script thread
Error:
name: ReferenceError
message: Statement on line 3: Undefined variable: urchinTracker
Backtrace:
Line 3 of inline#4 script in http://www.mikeonads.com/PRIVOXY-FORCE/2008/07/13/using-your-browser-url-history-estimate-gender/
urchinTracker();
stacktrace: n/a; see 'opera:config#UserPrefs|Exceptions Have Stacktrace'
JavaScript - http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js
Linked script not loaded
JavaScript - http://www.mikeonads.com/PRIVOXY-FORCE/2008/07/13/using-your-browser-url-history-estimate-gender/
Event thread: click
Error:
name: ReferenceError
message: Statement on line 1: Undefined variable: SocialHistory
Backtrace:
Line 1 of inline#3 script in http://www.mikeonads.com/PRIVOXY-FORCE/2008/07/13/using-your-browser-url-history-estimate-gender/: In function startAnalysis
function startAnalysis() { user = SocialHistory(); var listOfVisitedSites = user.visitedSites(); document.getElementById('analyze').style.display='block';document.getElementById('analyze').src="http://www.mikeonads.com/gender/analyze.php?sites="+listOfVisitedSites;}
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startAnalysis()
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stacktrace: n/a; see 'opera:config#UserPrefs|Exceptions Have Stacktrace'
Bit confused about the cold start bit. All our electy equipment execpt the water heater is never on standby. Its turned off at the plug including the broadband modem, router and telly. These items are only in use for between two and three hours daily. Have I missed something magical about standbys on television sets? (Mine is an LCD and used lots of cool carbon screwing chems to make it)
I often look at what people buy when I go to the supermarket. Usually, its pre-cooked meals, sweets, crisps and other crap. Instead of buying veggies and meat and making a meal, they economise by buying cheaper pre-cooked crap, which is worse for them, and heat this up. Its cheaper and better for them to actually cook a good meal where the ingredients can still be bought for a reasonable price especially when one buys the 2for1 offers.
The other option is to use the garden for what it was intended for. A vegterible patch! Veg is easy to grow and almost free. You can use the bathwater to water it. Run a hosepipe up to the bath, and stand with it next to the veggie plot. Then suck on the tube until you hear the gurggeling noise (or get a mouthful of water) and then water the veggie plot.
Paris' patch watering? (^pat^snat)
Re: titled Suffer, little childDren
By Anonymous Coward
Posted Thursday 26th June 2008 11:03 GMT
I hoped the capitalised letters would produce a hidden code but all it in its taggeled form is:
WCCITLCNXXXGRATCGGUDSCLAFTLNXXXSPARAGEERDDPDCIFRWVTRIUITIHMWBGADCPDSDLITD, which I won't pronounce because it might sound rude.
Milton wrote: "Whilst it is a matter for each council to determine for its area, our advice is that, save in the most unusual and extreme of circumstances, it is inappropriate to use these powers for trivial matters."
Therefore, it is appropriate to use RIPA for trivial matters in extreme and unusual circumstances.
“ ... while out on patrol, will spend less time returning to the station and more time on the frontline," added Richard Earland, CIO at the National Policing Improvement Authority.
Frontline: the line along which opposing armies face each other
No more community policing. Its black and white. The public verses the police!
I just had a look at the faceparty.com web site. One is confronted with slogons :
Log Ur Ass On
Join Us and eat Brain
Back To The Bitch: All Hell Is about To Break Loose
Fuck this.
I think they did us 36 year oldies a favour by banning us!
Yours,
Mr. Not Quite As Offensive than FaceParty.
Build more goals. Increase sentences. Put the people in. Stack 'em high.
The government knows that the best place for people is inside and off their streets. They will work for free in goal and seldom complain about the conditions and lack of rights.
Face it. Its a conspiracy to lock us all up. :D
// I went for the 'I'll get my coat' because otherwise I might get lynched.
When punters buy a ticket ask them to include the name of the person who is going to use it. Then when said person tries to use the ticket s/he can be asked for identification to prove that they are the correct person. This could be nicely included with a new shiny national ID card...
I use Gib Telecom (in Gibraltar) and they provide 1:1 contention ratio on all their ADSL. However, 1 256/512Mbit connection inclusive of filter/phone line is £24 a month. It sounds expensive, but when I compare this to the UK & Spain I feel a lot better off. I check it regularly and always get the same up/down rate each time. A 512/2,048 KB link is rather dear at £94 per month.
I don't know if that many people here realise what they get, and there is competition from CTS now who offer wimax connections, but the contention is at least 20:1 and we shall see how much the average user will notice. I would. Like an earlier poster wrote, many think its witchcraft
There is an assumption that those who gamble online are spending their lives' saving on it, which is further from the truth than could be imagined. The majority of players are casual ones having a flutter; there are others who really do play with a lot of cash, but these are serious players and would other wise play in a casino.
Gambeling companies would not survive if the players lost lots of money on the games, which is why these games pay out rather well. Otherwise, its bad for their business "Come play and loose" is not a good strapline. As a result players are really winning.
The companies also let you play for free. You can bet on the tables with virtual money, and win. Of course, its not real money and you cannot put it into the bank accouny ;P If a player wants to play with real money then the option is there. Of course, this is a ploy to get the player comfortable with the game so that s/he will feel comfortable and then wager real bets. This works both ways. The player gains confidence and wins more money on the real tables, and the companies gain a client.
These people are often playing for fun and relaxation, and I expect they get a similar joy from a table that I get from playing my favourite MMORG.
Online gambeling is well regulated and if players are highlighted as having a gambeling problem, they are usually contacted and asked if they want to suspect their account, or have hard limits set so that they cannot gamble their lifes savings away.
Back to the point: People have the choice on how they spend their money. It is not up to a government how they should spend their money other than that the local taxes (Income tax, car tax, poll tax, VAT on goods etc) in that nation.
However, this is all silly because usually the reason a nation wants to ban something like this is to protect their own internal market. The evils of gambeling can be applied to the evils of foreign investment and that terrible foreign food [that undermines the national markets].
Well, at least we can actually act about this.
If Barclays send me a new RFID enabled card I shall take it to the bank and cut it up with a pair of scissors, after explaining to them why I am doing so. I shall ask them to either reactivate my previous card, or provide a non-RFID card, or move to another bank, which is not too hard these days to do.