What made me laugh today...
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- Dark Beanie
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Get with it you old fart, the Cops are taking to social media and using stuff like this to get younger people following them. Nothing like showing some humour to break down the barriers.David wrote:Doesn't exactly seem like professional police behaviour, though.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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The junkies weren't named or shamed, no identifying material exists, no one will know who it was except the people who wrote it unless they publically sook, which is unlikely.
No breach of privacy, play on
How would I feel? If I was dumb enuff to write a to do list like that I'm not sure if I'd be miffed at it being published or read it online and laff and the dickheads who wrote the note forgetting it was me.
No breach of privacy, play on
How would I feel? If I was dumb enuff to write a to do list like that I'm not sure if I'd be miffed at it being published or read it online and laff and the dickheads who wrote the note forgetting it was me.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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just thought it was a very aussie way of putting something on a stuffy shirt site!! I laughed!! maybe because id been swearing so much whilst trying to update 1 aussie passport, 1 birth certificate copy (never trust your kids with these things) and a new visa for me!!David wrote:Still trying to work out what's funny about that...
You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
- stui magpie
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The use of "Dob in" is not what you expect on a government website, you'd expect other words like whistle blower or something else. The incongruity does have humerous potential, obviously not for everyone though.
FWIW I have no problem with encouraging people to dob in people rorting the system, whether it be immigration or social security. The people rorting the system are thieves and cheats.
FWIW I have no problem with encouraging people to dob in people rorting the system, whether it be immigration or social security. The people rorting the system are thieves and cheats.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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This and the next generation are conditioned to it. The all have facebook and more and more are getting instagram and twitter etc. And the likes of dobbertext at the footy. Institutions like the churches and private schools are going to find out the hard way over harbouring child abusers. From now on I suspect any accusation or innocent social media blunder and they will be deemed guilty. Recruiting people are using these things to weed out applicants. Sports players are paying a high price for using this stuff. Journos are being sacked because it is going out with out management approval. The lunatics have taken over the asylum.stui magpie wrote:The use of "Dob in" is not what you expect on a government website, you'd expect other words like whistle blower or something else. The incongruity does have humerous potential, obviously not for everyone though.
FWIW I have no problem with encouraging people to dob in people rorting the system, whether it be immigration or social security. The people rorting the system are thieves and cheats.
Governments led by deperate people (elected) and advised by power hungry zealots (not elected) are just taking advantage of it.
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I don't have much problem with it either, necessarily. Just thought this was a weird thread to put it in.stui magpie wrote:The use of "Dob in" is not what you expect on a government website, you'd expect other words like whistle blower or something else. The incongruity does have humerous potential, obviously not for everyone though.
FWIW I have no problem with encouraging people to dob in people rorting the system, whether it be immigration or social security. The people rorting the system are thieves and cheats.
Is "dob in" really so informal? Perhaps I'm showing my age here.
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"Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange