What about the pr0n? #
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 09:40 GMT
Don't they have Internet porn in Ireland? I find it odd that none of the men in the survey 'fessed up to using the Internet to look at naked ladies.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 09:40 GMT
Don't they have Internet porn in Ireland? I find it odd that none of the men in the survey 'fessed up to using the Internet to look at naked ladies.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:23 GMT
Clearly, the Vatican has taken its eye off the ball where the Internet is concerned...
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:23 GMT
Only a bunch of network tourists and colonials would have such a definition of that phrase. If this report is conducted purely among those groups, it has no meaning /at all/.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:23 GMT
I'm amazed that the two biggest aspects of the internet fail to make an impact on this report. Adult content & "illegal" file sharing. It must be the good clean lifestyle the Irish are living. Gambling, shopping, and checking your parents email is as bad as it gets.
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Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:23 GMT
Evidently noone in Ireland is embarassed they are looking at porn.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:25 GMT
David... Maybe it's just that they're not ashamed of it :-)
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:25 GMT
You don't need to have done something you are ashamed of in order to "live a secret life online". It's just a privacy thing.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:25 GMT
Indeed. I hate myself every time I spank the monkey over nun porn.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:25 GMT
...but it's obviously a poor survey. 7% and 2%? In my experience at least three quarters of people (probably more) have looked at porn at some point, even if not habitually. They could learn from established survey techniques, where it's proven than when someone is sure they're anonymous the data changes somewhat.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:25 GMT
I guess looking at naked ladies is not a "shameful" activity in Ireland. After all, what can be more natural and pleasing to the eye than a good looking lady in her birthday suit? Educational too. Gambling and frivolous spending on the other hand warrants at least a visit to the confessional.
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 12:25 GMT
Yep, I'm surprised too.
This survey proves
a) that the Irish are congenital liars
or
b) they are unashamed perverts
or
c)* this survey is missing a big chunk of data.
* caution : may be correct answer
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 13:30 GMT
From an Irish Fellow to the World off The Reg,
I am not at all ashamed of my Internet activity's, i do enjoy my P2P Apps and my Websites with 3 X's in the name :)
But then again i might be a Special Case cause I'm Furry =^.^= And we have no shame
So i must agree that This survey is Flawed.. also , these survey don't reach allot off the Internet using population as they tend to be passed out in shopping centres and on bussy streets .. How many Geeky Furry tooths do you find in such places hmm?
An Irish Fox =^.^=
Posted Friday 22nd June 2007 18:39 GMT
for the Irishmen who admitted to being ashamed. Surely their beloved Mothers or loving Wives must have been hovering nearby when they were asked these questions thereby forcing a contrite response.
Although my genes have not been to the Emerald Isle for a few generations, I would never admit to regretting any of my online activities except in the face of such overwhelming coercion. My heart goes out to them.
I do salute them for their stalwart refusal to admit to nothing more sinful than gambling or email snooping.
Stand strong men.
Sincerely Tony O'Bryan
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 05:40 GMT
Here I was thinking this would be a story about Irish people being SL members and being ashamed of it. But it's just about gambling and pr0n.