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"cfsmtb" wrote in message ...
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and http://www.ratemyp..... oh wait.. they may not be _real_ cats....
cheers,
GPL -
GPLama said:
and http://www.ratemyp..... oh wait.. they may not be _real_ cats....
Neither is this one, http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v243/cfsmtb/cfsmtb3/emperorpuss.jpg
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On 2005-12-01, PiledHigher (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
Although cats seem to be on topic for a.b these days:Stupid university filters. "Your IP has been logged. We are sending
the thought police in your direction. Run".--
TimC
I found love in rhod and you can too...well, not all of
you...not the smelly amongst you -- Kimberly Chapman -
TimC said:
On 2005-12-01, PiledHigher (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
Although cats seem to be on topic for a.b these days:Stupid university filters. "Your IP has been logged. We are sending
the thought police in your direction. Run".--
TimC
I found love in rhod and you can too...well, not all of
you...not the smelly amongst you -- Kimberly ChapmanThe URL had a rude word in it, the URL had a rude word in it, you're gunna get into trouble...
The URL filter here includes the word "games". I went looking for a site with info on a game for my kids for Christmas.....and became an internet criminal instantly.
It appears the "games" cannot possibly be work related so it is on the list.
SteveA
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On 2005-12-01, SteveA (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
TimC said:
On 2005-12-01, PiledHigher (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
'http://www.livenudecats.com' (http://www.livenudecats.com/)
Stupid university filters. "Your IP has been logged. We are sending
the thought police in your direction. Run".The URL had a rude word in it, the URL had a rude word in it, you're
gunna get into trouble...The URL filter here includes the word "games". I went looking for a
site with info on a game for my kids for Christmas.....and became an
internet criminal instantly.It appears the "games" cannot possibly be work related so it is on the
list.Hey! I note linux.bytesex.org is now accessible!
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TimC
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/\\ The penguins are coming...
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SteveA said:
TimC said:
On 2005-12-01, PiledHigher (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:Quoted message said:
Although cats seem to be on topic for a.b these days:
'http://www.livenudecats.com' (http://www.livenudecats.com/)
Stupid university filters. "Your IP has been logged. We are sending
the thought police in your direction. Run".--
TimC
I found love in rhod and you can too...well, not all of
you...not the smelly amongst you -- Kimberly ChapmanThe URL had a rude word in it, the URL had a rude word in it, you're
gunna get into trouble...The URL filter here includes the word "games". I went looking for a
site with info on a game for my kids for Christmas.....and became an
internet criminal instantly.It appears the "games" cannot possibly be work related so it is on the
list.luckily we don't have that problem 😉
in fact its encouraged for our employees to look at games on the net.
for reference. and play them. alot.cheers,
Kim
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Kim Hawtin : IT Systems Administrator
Ratbag Games / Midway Studios - Australia Pty Ltd
Level 1 - 176 Pulteney Street Adelaide SA 5000 Australia
Ph +61 882 235 830 : Fx +61 882 235 746This email is confidential for the addressee only and
is subject to copyright where applicable.Q: Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation.
A: Why is putting a reply at the top of the message frowned upon? -
did anyone see the 15kg moggy on Dr Harry yesterday?
, they put him on a diet and after 4-5 months he was a svelte 12 kilos...sheesh...all the sardines and tuna in the world must be trembling...
not on my lap you don't, get orrrrffffffffffff, urrrrrummmph.................(help me.....)
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TimC said:
Hey! I note linux.bytesex.org is now accessible!
One fewer excuse for setting up that MythTV box for next year's Tour then...
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Dave Hughes | [email hidden]
The family that chooses words with care together is the family that
avoids needless violence and gunplay together, is our motto. -
SteveA said:
The URL filter here includes the word "games". I went looking for a
site with info on a game for my kids for Christmas.....and became an
internet criminal instantly.It appears the "games" cannot possibly be work related so it is on the
list.Training games {:-)
I couldn't believe it when I did the Cert IV in Workplace Assessment and
Training (?), we had to look up stuff like ice-breaker games, etc, etc, etc.Sad part was the other 5 were all birds who thought choccies were great
rewards. Oh well, wifey was very happy. -
On 01/12/05 at 21:20:26 Terry Collins somehow managed to type:
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Training games {:-)
I couldn't believe it when I did the Cert IV in Workplace Assessment
and Training (?), we had to look up stuff like ice-breaker games,
etc, etc, etc.Depends on what sort of training you do. Dealing with 16 or 20 hostile,
long term unemployed people of all backgrounds and attitudes can be
erm,,,, interesting.... Some days I wouldn't dare try any ice-breaker
games, other days I wouldn't dare not. Just depends on the group.--
Humbug
BE A LOOF! (There has been a recent population explosion of lerts.) -
Humbug said:
On 01/12/05 at 21:20:26 Terry Collins somehow managed to type:
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Quoted message said:
Training games {:-)
I couldn't believe it when I did the Cert IV in Workplace Assessment
and Training (?), we had to look up stuff like ice-breaker games,
etc, etc, etc.Depends on what sort of training you do.
Aimed at suits. (erk). I'll take the unemployed in preference.
Humourless bunch of gits suits are.Quoted message said:
Dealing with 16 or 20 hostile,
long term unemployed people of all backgrounds and attitudes can be
erm,,,, interesting.... Some days I wouldn't dare try any ice-breaker
games, other days I wouldn't dare not. Just depends on the group.Chuckle. Have a mate who finished a contract and decided that as a
mature worker it might be a bit of a while before next one so goes in
and registers. Now a few months prior they would have left him be and he
just would have done his own thing. There is a Centrelink powerpoint
presentation around that says "sending mature age applicants on course
is a waste of time", but that isn't okay these times.First it was "job seeking" skills. Some young git armed with "101
Resumes" "I waited until they they mentioned "correct spelling" then
proceeded to point all the ones they had made". As far as he was
concerned it was total warfare. Polite, but still warfare.After he absolutely insisted that they show him how to respond to "job
and person specs", they released him. Apparently none of the trainers
any of these mob employ have any experience with compiling real job
applications and it was a bit hard to argue about real job stuff that he
took along.Quoted message said:
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