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[Wookie]

The first UK ID cards have already been issued - but no UK police officers or border guards have any way of reading the data stored on them. Currently no police stations, border entry points or job centres have readers for the card's biometric chip.
*headdesk*

 

[db]

there's nowt worse than grinding away on some hottie you just pulled knowing that at some point you will have to abort

lol well, that is delightful, you old romeo you

 

[tek-monkey]

I am merely suggesting that people should take a little more responsibility for themselves - what is it that she did exactly? She claims that he consented, and since he can't remember having sex with the girl...

Can a girl call rape if she gets wasted and wakes up to find she's been gang banged? But she could have consented and forgot, she was too drunk after all. Its a crap argument, and one I'm sure is heard a lot in court.

It is a well known fact that alcohol consumption affects sexual function, and after a relationship with an alcoholic and a few other encounters with intoxicated men, getting/staying hard has generally been the biggest problem (apart from the fact it tends to turn me off big time).

I'm sure everyone has off days, but I generally get hornier while drunk. On the plus side, at least (like this guy) I'm often too drunk to properly remember shagging them. I'm sure its a survival instinct, I'd have nightmares otherwise!

 

[db]

The first UK ID cards have already been issued - but no UK police officers or border guards have any way of reading the data stored on them. Currently no police stations, border entry points or job centres have readers for the card's biometric chip.
*headdesk*

i've never known one person complain so much about ID cards lol.. i might write to me ol' mate jacqui and ask that she personally issues one to you before anyone else

 

[tek-monkey]

lol well, that is delightful, you old romeo you

I do my best

 

[Wookie]

The first UK ID cards have already been issued - but no UK police officers or border guards have any way of reading the data stored on them. Currently no police stations, border entry points or job centres have readers for the card's biometric chip.
*headdesk*

i've never known one person complain so much about ID cards lol.. i might write to me ol' mate jacqui and ask that she personally issues one to you before anyone else

I complain about government stupidity. The fact that HMG seem to f* up ID cards more than anything else is entirely coincidental.

And re: Dominique; I would bang her up for a good long stretch.

 

[db]

re: Dominique; I would bang her

make sure you have mr. bump plasters to hand for the aftermath

 

[db]

so.. that teenage tranny in germany..

would ya?

 

[tek-monkey]

Errrrrrr. No?

 

[db]

Errrrrrr. No?

you liar!

 

[tek-monkey]

Could I say I was drunk and couldn't remember consenting afterwards?

 

[db]

Could I say I was drunk and couldn't remember consenting afterwards?

of course! that's applicable to almost any regrettable encounter lol

 

[Gerry Melon]

Im not sure i'd even be ashamed. Although it has been mentioned before that the Unit is void of shame and morals.

Especially when wasted.

 

[Wookie]

The Home Office has quietly adopted a new plan to allow police across Britain routinely to hack into people’s personal computers without a warrant.
How did I miss this for a month? I must be slipping in my old age...

 

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He said the authorities could break into a suspect’s home or office and insert a “key-logging†device into an individual’s computer. This would collect and, if necessary, transmit details of all the suspect’s keystrokes. “It’s just like putting a secret camera in someone’s living room,†he said.

Police might also send an e-mail to a suspect’s computer. The message would include an attachment that contained a virus or “malwareâ€. If the attachment was opened, the remote search facility would be covertly activated. Alternatively, police could park outside a suspect’s home and hack into his or her hard drive using the wireless network.

if any self-respecting criminal got suckered by any of these approachs to "hacking" then they deserve everything they get lol.. who are they employing - 14yr olds from 4chan??

 

[Gramaisc]

Diversification needs to be carefully thought through or there can be unforseen problems.

 

[Gerry Melon]

So im sat here watchin the news on a fine friday night when on come jeremy clarkson saying that gordon brown is a 1 eyed scottish idiot. It now seems that once again we must be subjected to numerous media claims that our licence fee is goin towards poor taste jokes about devil worship and crack dealing etc. Now im not saying Clarkson was right or wrong (although i feel he may be right) but im so fed up with this sh*t that i feel i may have made my first decent post on here. Is it just me or are the people on the beeb not aloud to be free thinking any more. I know that we all contribute to them but it seems like fair game to me. Rant over.


Poss should have been in the rant thread but i was blinded by Red mist. BLOODY MEDIA. I shall now go in search of a bevvy to moderate my mood.

 

[Gramaisc]

i was blinded by Red mist. BLOODY MEDIA. I shall now go in search of a bevvy to moderate my mood.

Try this.

 

[Gerry Melon]

Cheers dude, if that doesn't moderate my mood at least i wont be able to see the keyboard anymore. I may have 2.

 

[Wolfie Girl]

He said the authorities could break into a suspect’s home or office and insert a “key-logging†device into an individual’s computer. This would collect and, if necessary, transmit details of all the suspect’s keystrokes. “It’s just like putting a secret camera in someone’s living room,†he said.

Police might also send an e-mail to a suspect’s computer. The message would include an attachment that contained a virus or “malwareâ€. If the attachment was opened, the remote search facility would be covertly activated. Alternatively, police could park outside a suspect’s home and hack into his or her hard drive using the wireless network.

They are going to be sadly disappointed if they log into my PC - very boring!!! Here again we have the state trying to invade individual's privacy and whilst I can see that we need to make sure that possible terrorists/paedophiles etc. are stopped by any means before they do something horrendous, no doubt innocent citizens are going to get caught up in the crossfire.