Dible? #
Posted Wednesday 12th September 2007 22:49 GMT
Officer Dible? Top Cat must have been behind *that* caper.
Posted Wednesday 12th September 2007 22:49 GMT
Officer Dible? Top Cat must have been behind *that* caper.
Posted Wednesday 12th September 2007 23:17 GMT
...because the Dible tells me so.
Posted Wednesday 12th September 2007 23:17 GMT
Struggled to remember what Officer Dible was from. Thanks for reminding me! I'm going to dig out some top cat videos im sure i have!
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 00:30 GMT
Wouldn't it be cool if the U.S. Constitution actually had a porn-star amendment! All men are not created equal and the right of those exceptions to display their assets will not be infringed upon. Ha. We'd be a laughing stock (well, I guess we already are) but it'd still be cool.
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 00:30 GMT
Waded through all that dull legal stuff only to find someone had beat me to the Dible/Dibble/TC punch :)
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 02:09 GMT
he's got no talent...
i know, i saw the video...
maybe they should call him officer Drible...
i'll get me coat....
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 09:40 GMT
Maybe if he promised to change his ways by reading the Holy Dible everyday and becoming a Porn Again Christian, could it be his second coming?
No? Right.....i'll be off then....
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 09:40 GMT
...at least provide us with entertainment don't they?
speech of freedom nuked so easily, warrantless wiretapping, blablabla...
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 09:40 GMT
with his Cary Grant accent and lounge-lizard ways, Fancy would make a good porn star, and I imagine there could be all sorts of variations on a Benny the Ball theme, esp. in those sex-clubs in the centre of Prague! however I haven't quite worked out a role for Spook and Brain, although Choo-Choo could satisfy certain alternative cravings....
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 09:40 GMT
The Top Cat character was called Dibble.... jeez, call yourself nerds?
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 10:17 GMT
This story has left a nasty taste in my mouth.
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 11:51 GMT
No shit, Sherlock. What, did you leave your sense of humour in your desk drawer today ?
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 12:17 GMT
If it's wrong to have a website of your wife rubbing one out on household implements then I don't want to be right. Unless he was in the pictures I can't really see a conflict of interest, given that having pictures of your old boiler being done by random strangers isn't currently illegal in the US. Was she hideously ugly? Plus, the suspect may well have been calling the cop a 'porn whore' in general. Or do suspects normally call them "cunts" like everyone else?
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 12:17 GMT
"The Dibles started the website in late 2000..."
"Not surprisingly, rumors about the site began to fly around the department, and eventually made their way to the ears of department officials."
So it took the rumours 7 years to filter through the police station, thats sure is some slow gossip and detective work.
I suspect that most of the police "grunts" were actually subscribers and kept it quiet and the "officials" -I would say- knew something, but it seems as soon as someone "takes offence"/"needs a story" then it becomes a problem.
As far as i know its not illegal to run a porn site, this is like getting sacked for working a second job in a meat factory, when your first jobs boss is vegetarian.
So what if he is in the police force, they are all people too. If its only credibility of the police force he got sacked for? I wouldnt worry, as most people dont have any respect for the police and the job they do.
btw does a dead sheep class as an "inanimate object"....
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 12:22 GMT
Typical American crap. You can be a cop, as long as you don't have a private life of your own when you finish here. WTF has it got to do with them? it's in PRIVATE time not POLICE time and it's not hurting them. Another reason I'm glad I DON'T live in the US. The UK is bad but the states like to take away peoples lives. Why not just but bars around the whole country and call it the USP .. United States Prison.
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 13:10 GMT
Does this mean the Trumpton Fire Brigade are also a man down?
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 13:10 GMT
It'd be called the "World Prison", since they seem to think they *are* the world (e.g. the World Series, which only has American teams?)
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 13:29 GMT
Much as I dislike steppping in on the side of the Yanks, I think you'll find their rounders competition is originally named after a newspaper or something. The Eurovision Song Contest can have Israeli trans-sexuals competing on the same basis. It's a sponsorship thing.
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 13:49 GMT
quote: since running a porn site doesn't quite deserve the same force in the analysis as, say, engaging in a political debate or writing articles on environmental policy
:endquote
you have the right to free speech as long as you're saying something worthwhile....that's not free
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 13:51 GMT
Actually, no, I haven't picked it up yet. My box might have enough grunt to run it, but I don't have enough time to finish it - so I might as well wait until I do. By that point my box will probably have enough grunt to run it WELL. :)
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 14:32 GMT
I see The Reg are not exactly leaping to this guy's defence: "Needless to say, Dible was fired shortly after the reports hit the news." - treating it like a funny story.
The guy lost his job because he was running a legal porn site out of hours. That's not a funny story - it's a disgrace the guy lost his job. Why isn't The Reg defending him?
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 15:21 GMT
After just reading the headline; was I the only one reading the story just to find out, WHICH of the two jobs he lost?
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 15:57 GMT
Especially as he's going to be hard up...
I wonder: was one of the "inanimate objects" a truncheon?
Posted Friday 14th September 2007 03:25 GMT
but beside that this isn't a matter of freedom of speech the court didn't rule they couldn't run their website the police dept decided he couldn't work there they don't even have to have a reason to fire you don't know why this should be any different.