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If you live in London (or some of the other big cities) then yes but I can happily drive/walk around my town without having to worry about those fuckers.milehigh wrote:Camera's watching your every move. Sort of like the RLD only everywhere.Boner wrote:Cameraland?milehigh wrote: Land of the fee actually.
Is the UK still known as "Cameraland"?
Boner wrote:If you live in London (or some of the other big cities) then yes but I can happily drive/walk around my town without having to worry about those fuckers.milehigh wrote:Camera's watching your every move. Sort of like the RLD only everywhere.Boner wrote: Cameraland?
Its getting worse.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho ... 86083.html
Thank you for posting that link, rks0. 
The privacy of people and everything they do is speeding to an end. They, the ignorant, powerful & rich vultures that yield their power over nature and the entire human race, will stop at NOTHING, until NOTHING is left. They are some very sick mofo's! Bring back the '60's! 
Peace n Love.
The privacy of people and everything they do is speeding to an end. They, the ignorant, powerful & rich vultures that yield their power over nature and the entire human race, will stop at NOTHING, until NOTHING is left. They are some very sick mofo's! Bring back the '60's! Peace n Love.Cannabis is The Tree of Life
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courtjester
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I fly regularly, virtually always with a laptop, and never have had its contents checked. I also never have seen anyone troubled to do more with their laptops than turn them on, and rarely even that. I do appreciate the Washington Post's vigilance in raising the issue before it becomes one.
About the only time I don't bring a laptop is when flying to Amsterdam, where many coffeeshops have computers for quick e-mail checks, and far better things to do anyway.
About the only time I don't bring a laptop is when flying to Amsterdam, where many coffeeshops have computers for quick e-mail checks, and far better things to do anyway.
Hey enginerod,
I sort of understand wanting to take your laptop to the Dam, but not really. I assume you'll be there for vacation, right? If so, why not spend your time exploring the city and whatever else instead of staring at your computer. I don't mean to be offensive, it's just my opinion.
peace man
I sort of understand wanting to take your laptop to the Dam, but not really. I assume you'll be there for vacation, right? If so, why not spend your time exploring the city and whatever else instead of staring at your computer. I don't mean to be offensive, it's just my opinion.
peace man
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bushwalt wrote:Hey enginerod,I sort of understand wanting to take your laptop to the Dam, but not really. I assume you'll be there for vacation, right? If so, why not spend your time exploring the city and whatever else instead of staring at your computer. I don't mean to be offensive, it's just my opinion. peace man
I agree with both of these. I didn't touch a computer at all last trip. Although I used my "extra time" for sleepingcourtjester wrote:About the only time I don't bring a laptop is when flying to Amsterdam, where many coffeeshops have computers for quick e-mail checks, and far better things to do anyway.
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freewheelin frank
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Hello Bushwalt........I don't plan on spending much time on the laptop......I plan on getting stoned and seeing the sights.....and meeting people of the same mind. The wife would like me to send pictures and keep in touch while I am gone.........She is sending me on this vacation for a birthday present and I am more than glad to give her whatever she wants...............Thank you for your concern...................