Just wondering #
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
How many of those laptops and mobes belong to civil servants?
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
I didn't realise we had a capitol in the UK!
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
That guy must have been legless.
Mines the one with one arm sewn up.
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
How many of those laptops and mobes belong to civil servants?
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
... is to stop the cabbie striking up a conversation.
No, I don't know who was in the back last week - I've probably never heard of them and I wouldn't care, even if I had. Stop talking and concentrate on the road.
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
Er, the UK doesn't have a capitol. While the US capital (Washington) has a capitol (the government building occupied by the state legislature, where the United States Senate and the House of Representatives meet), the UK's capital doesn't have a capitol. Please get it right next time, and try not to write in ALL CAPITOLS...
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
A comment is required, in addition to a title.
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
... half a ton of sensitive government data was found.
You know I think we have this all wrong I don't think the government does lose data, I think they are using public transport as a cheaper alternative to storage, if that is correct then I applaud them for their cashable efficiency drive ;)
Mine's the one with nothing in the pockets cause I left it all in a taxi.
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:18 GMT
From the last sentance I assume that Heather Mills can still afford her taxi fairs, though I for one didn't know she had false teeth
Devil Bill becasue all the apple fanbois will claim it's Bills fault that people are stupid enough to leave their laptops behind (and twice as guilty when an i product is left behind)
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 12:21 GMT
I thought "mobes" was banned by decree from El Reg. What's next, mentioned of "lappy" on an HP story?
-dZ.
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 14:32 GMT
Now explain how from a a total of poll of 300 London cabbies, they can work out that exactly 55,843 phones were lost, not 55842 or 55844 phones. You would be lucky to get an estimate within +/-2000 with that sample size.
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 14:35 GMT
Merkin -> http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/merkin
Posted Wednesday 17th September 2008 14:35 GMT
Make your work easier, *and* earn extra cash into the bargain!
Simply apply for a job as a London cabbie. No more risky breaking into offices in the dead of night to photograph files on a microfilm camera! No more midnight dead-drops behind a tree on a frozen windswept Hampstead Heath! No more hours listening to crackly lo-fi wiretaps! Ladies, no more unpleasant sweaty honey-trap work!
Just drive around all days swearing at cyclists, and before you know it, pissed up MI5 officers will have left all the information your foreign "sponsors" could ever ask for!
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