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From: richard palmer <palric@tor.maves.ca> > >I don't frequent porn sites so wouldn't (didn't) recodnize one when I >saw it. Ok, I was naive and got rooked. I was pissed off and embarr- Yeah, yeah. Good line to take. How come I ain't seen you in church lately? :-) >assed -- my employer uses web-police who track where you go on >the web and I was put on the spot. Well, that is simply pathetic. In case no-one has noticed, many porn sites stick all sorts of things in their META tags so that search engines will bring up all sorts of uh, irrelevant sites. I mean, it's different if you spend all day at sites with names like lesbianlust.com or kiddieporn.com, but it's depressingly easy to get led into porn. I asked someone to check out Jean-Yves video on the nasdaq.com website, and he typed "nasdac" instead of "nasdaq" -- an easy enough mistake to make. This site would certainly give your PHB employer a hernia. >That said I've been on this list for about 3 weeks now and enjoy it a >great deal INCLUDING THE VARIETY OF HUMOUR that is part >of the regular contributions. Just gotta get wiser on the spam garbage... >where is that delete key, eh ?... >By-the-way, I contacted usa.com and found there is no jjbly@usa.com >(originator of the spam) which probably surprises no one. Really? He even signed his name: > > > > > hogsxpgijsd Most times I just chuck emails with URLs unless they have some very compelling reason to visit them in the accompanying text or I know the sender. Some vague blandishment is always a sign of spam, a virus or porn. :-( Sad, really. )-: ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
. Obnoxio The Clown wrote in message <86n1e5$8ar$1@news.xmission.com>... > >From: richard palmer <palric@tor.maves.ca> [snip] > >Well, that is simply pathetic. In case no-one has noticed, many porn sites >stick all sorts of things in their META tags so that search engines will >bring up all sorts of uh, irrelevant sites. I mean, it's different if you >spend all day at sites with names like lesbianlust.com or kiddieporn.com, >but it's depressingly easy to get led into porn. I asked someone to check >out Jean-Yves video on the nasdaq.com website, and he typed "nasdac" instead >of "nasdaq" -- an easy enough mistake to make. This site would certainly >give your PHB employer a hernia. > A friend of mine when he first got "on the net" decided to check on some people he had some investments with, he was not impressed with the search engines result for his query :- Baring Assets :o)) -- --------------------------------------- Tony Flaherty aef@mfs.misys.co.uk Analyst Programmer Misys Financial Systems All statements and opinions are my own, Misys don't pay me enough to have opinions on their behalf