Koliedrus
03-10-2005, 08:20 PM
You know, from this (http://www.ravensnestonline.com/tvshows/max.htm).
I have some questions that I've been asking myself in the last few hours. The usual Train of Thought that we all ride individually on seperate cars led me from here to there and back again. So, here I am.
A news article announces that Data Thieves Strike Again, Filching Info on Up to 32,000 (http://www.technewsworld.com/story/security/41269.html).
First, I had to look up Filch (http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=filch) and am pleased that the definition does not include "slurping semen from an anus".
My apologies to the many Filches at whom I've chuckled. I should be including various audience members who looked at me strange while watching Harry Potter movies but they fart and use cell phones so I think we're even.
My bad for laughing at "nothing".
Reading further:
LexisNexis said the data tapped by thieves included names, addresses and some driver's license records and Social Security numbers. It did not include credit histories, medical records or financial information. Seisint of Boca Raton, Fla., collects public data on virtually every U.S. adult.
I thought, "since the Social Security system is in such a dire position, why participate? Not enough money for retirees, identity theft... Where's the positive side?"
Too late for those of us already being tagged and profiled.
As for Social Security, why not just give the people what they've already paid in and start suggesting how we might invest money?
I'd like to see a "Would you like to contribute to your retiremet fund?" on job applications.
That should be after the job is established. An offer, not a requirement.
There ya go. Those are my thoughts for the end of this day, however twisted you may think of them.
I have questions. Pull a Radio Shack on me and give me answers.
As time permits, of course.
Or not.
I have some questions that I've been asking myself in the last few hours. The usual Train of Thought that we all ride individually on seperate cars led me from here to there and back again. So, here I am.
A news article announces that Data Thieves Strike Again, Filching Info on Up to 32,000 (http://www.technewsworld.com/story/security/41269.html).
First, I had to look up Filch (http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=filch) and am pleased that the definition does not include "slurping semen from an anus".
My apologies to the many Filches at whom I've chuckled. I should be including various audience members who looked at me strange while watching Harry Potter movies but they fart and use cell phones so I think we're even.
My bad for laughing at "nothing".
Reading further:
LexisNexis said the data tapped by thieves included names, addresses and some driver's license records and Social Security numbers. It did not include credit histories, medical records or financial information. Seisint of Boca Raton, Fla., collects public data on virtually every U.S. adult.
I thought, "since the Social Security system is in such a dire position, why participate? Not enough money for retirees, identity theft... Where's the positive side?"
Too late for those of us already being tagged and profiled.
As for Social Security, why not just give the people what they've already paid in and start suggesting how we might invest money?
I'd like to see a "Would you like to contribute to your retiremet fund?" on job applications.
That should be after the job is established. An offer, not a requirement.
There ya go. Those are my thoughts for the end of this day, however twisted you may think of them.
I have questions. Pull a Radio Shack on me and give me answers.
As time permits, of course.
Or not.