Wise Words From Hc..

[Bathsheba]

...even if it is from 2013, it all still applies now.

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http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Technology/Question1207612.html

[maggiebee]

You're right there. I remember a colleague calling off for a night shift at the charity I volunteer with as she was sick. I was chairperson at the time and unfortunately she put on FB that she was going to a "rave" that night. She didn't last long.

[rockyracoon]

My rule of thumb is, if I wouldn't shout it out in the middle of a busy pub, I won't post it online.

[Bathsheba]

Yep, you two, I agree completely.
My window cleaner used to have a lad with him, but the other day he was alone, and I asked him where was the lad, he said he'd phoned in he had flu, but the window cleaner could see him on Facebook whooping it up the night before ;)
Apologies for "whooping it up", but I am a vair old laydee ;)

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[-Talbot-]

Wise words from me
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Question1506922-2.html#answer-10520223

[Mamyalynne]

It won't disappear straight away after deletion Baths.

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[Mamyalynne]

Wrong thread, sorry.

[Peter Pedant]

makes as much sense mama as some other posts on AB

wide words indeed from HC

i like rackyracoons idea of - if you dont want to shout it in a pub....
I prefer coming from a more refeend background - if you wouldnt write it on a post card, then ....

o hahaha I must tell you
I was attending court to see something from the gallery [not a witness]
where the MD was making a complete tart of himself
and wrote a prose sketch about it with all his faults hesitations and well lies mercilessly ridiculed in the spotlight

and found myself discussing the text with him a week or so later after I had circulated it to work colleagues

[Bathsheba]

sorry PP, not with ya,....MD?

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[hc4361]

Managing Director

[Bathsheba]

Ah, here he is, the man himself! Hope you didn't mind me resurrecting that post, but it's still as relevant today, if not more so ;)

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[hc4361]

Not at all, baths. I'm still surprised at the things people post.
The latest shocker is a photo of the whole family (not my family!) at the airport informing us they're off to Crete for a fortnight.

On the same FB page is a photo of a parcel clearly showing the name and address. And the page is public. Bonkers!

[Bathsheba]

LMAO!! :) x x

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[ummmm]

If they get burgled they might have a problem with the insurance!!

[hc4361]

They very well might, ummm