i had no idea but i decided to play it safe.i figure 'nsfw' should just be assumed with me anyway, but i guess i put that so people who were eating or know they are sensitive to certain things could wait and see what comments were made before clicking. also, if a boss was nearby, they might want to avoid wizzfest even though it's not, in my opinion (and yours) obscene.
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postbear has metal knees,
Wed 22 Oct 2008, 4:28,
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I guess the questions is "will it get you fired" versus "will it lead to an awkward conversation".Pretty much anything worth looking at on the internet will lead to an awkward conversation if you ask me.
That being said, I'm glad I didn't open that at work. There's a meeting room behind me and fuck knows who could be in there sometimes. Like you say, I do have the benefit of knowing that your posts don't take anyone's fragile sensibilities into account but a casual onlooker might not have that information.
THATS ONE NSFW BOX WELL TICKED, POSTBEAR
KEEP ON POSTIN
(That being said, I'm glad I didn't open that at work. There's a meeting room behind me and fuck knows who could be in there sometimes. Like you say, I do have the benefit of knowing that your posts don't take anyone's fragile sensibilities into account but a casual onlooker might not have that information.
THATS ONE NSFW BOX WELL TICKED, POSTBEAR
KEEP ON POSTIN
gronkpan https://twitter.com/VomitingLarry,
Wed 22 Oct 2008, 7:01,
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good logic there gronkpan."will it lead to an awkward conversation?" assesses it most accurately.
also, anything with music or sounds and such should be considered 'unsafe' for a lot of people. silent web-wandering if people can't see your screen probably won't alert anyone to the fact you're not working, but music clues people in.
also, the available musical accompaniment on youtube (without uploading my own) is lacking all religious music. that's what i was going to add, and i had to settle for the muck that seemed to work anyway.
(also, anything with music or sounds and such should be considered 'unsafe' for a lot of people. silent web-wandering if people can't see your screen probably won't alert anyone to the fact you're not working, but music clues people in.
also, the available musical accompaniment on youtube (without uploading my own) is lacking all religious music. that's what i was going to add, and i had to settle for the muck that seemed to work anyway.
postbear has metal knees,
Wed 22 Oct 2008, 7:31,
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