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This is very unsettling. I'm sure there are some who will say, "if you aren't thinking bad thoughts, you have nothing to worry about."

http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/science/03 ... index.html

Bobbie,
Bad is such a open and subjective notion relative to the individual, a wee bit similar to evil-good,
high- low, sweet- sour, more- less, dark- light, mere individual interpretations of any given set of circumstances.
A table can be hard enough to bear weight- yet soft enough to cut. Violence is neither good nor bad it remains outside these value judgements. One persons meat is another's poison, A terrorist or freedom fighter.

Do'nt think we men have anything to worry about,I'm sure most of us have wifes who know what we're thinking before we do.

sex, food, remote... did I miss anything?

Bobbie En Tejas wrote:sex, food, remote... did I miss anything?

"Get me another beer from the fridge"

ionnsaigh wrote:Bobbie,
Bad is such a open and subjective notion relative to the individual, a wee bit similar to evil-good,
high- low, sweet- sour, more- less, dark- light, mere individual interpretations of any given set of circumstances.
A table can be hard enough to bear weight- yet soft enough to cut. Violence is neither good nor bad it remains outside these value judgements. One persons meat is another's poison, A terrorist or freedom fighter.

Ionns, that is my point. When the government throws cameras up and put gps devices in cars to know your every move (to tax your mileage, of course), people say it shouldn't bother you if you aren't doing anything bad. Yes it should bother me. The same as it bothers me if they intrude on my private thoughts. And you are right, "bad" is subjective, and up to interpretation of the ones in control at the moment... oh, sorry, be right back.. I need to get Pete a beer, you some food and bill some.. BILL!

oh, sorry, be right back.. I need to get Pete a beer, [/quote]


You're such a sweet girl

petewick wrote:

Bobbie En Tejas wrote:sex, food, remote... did I miss anything?

"Get me another beer from the fridge"

You need one of these:

funny

Bobbie,
since your in your subservience mode, you never got back to me...tut tut.
I'm sitting here far to close to the fire, burning and looking at my corn beef legs, "gonnae turn the fire doon, hen"
An see while your at it, awa roon tae the shop and get me a half ounce o tobacca. O an wan o they wee cakes, you no the wans wae awe the coconut bits ooer them,an the cream in the middle, and if yer quick, a might even waash yer durty dishes.

ah the remote!!!!

does it turn you on, or do you turn it on?

have you seen the sky+ remote?

Ah, the sky+ remote. So long and tactile as I stroke it gently in between changing channels just because I can, especially when my wife is REALLY wanting to watch something else. Like another bloody True Movie!

vinyl junkie wrote:Ah, the sky+ remote. So long and tactile as I stroke it gently in between changing channels just because I can, especially when my wife is REALLY wanting to watch something else. Like another bloody True Movie!

You know that you are well under the thumb!

hahahaha


petewick

obviously someone who is still living in the past and can't stop time, eh junkie?

Stopping time is just one of the pleasures I get with my remote control. It also changes channels and accesses many interactive features available to subscribers! And it is all under MY thumb!!