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Previously on "All your data belongs to us"

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  • Peoplesoft bloke
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    Originally posted by PinkPoshRat View Post
    How about tatooing all new borns with their Name, NI, Place of Birth and Date of Birth?

    There are many benefits too;


    Helps police identify all those people who go wondering off
    acts as an ice breaker when asked for ID
    Or a barcode?

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  • Zippy
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    Originally posted by PinkPoshRat View Post
    How about tatooing all new borns with their Name, NI, Place of Birth and Date of Birth?

    There are many benefits too;


    Helps police identify all those people who go wondering off
    acts as an ice breaker when asked for ID
    So when an agent asks you for those details you simply pop over to his office and get your kit off? Nice.

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  • PinkPoshRat
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    How about tatooing all new borns with their Name, NI, Place of Birth and Date of Birth?

    There are many benefits too;


    Helps police identify all those people who go wondering off
    acts as an ice breaker when asked for ID

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  • Peoplesoft bloke
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    Originally posted by minestrone View Post
    Well If you think that is personal you are a big shirt lifter.
    Well at least you've given up trying to justify the unjustifiable I suppose.
    Last edited by Peoplesoft bloke; 4 August 2009, 16:40. Reason: Missing word

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  • minestrone
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    Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
    It is personal. I get out plenty.
    Well If you think that is personal you are a big shirt lifter.

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  • Peoplesoft bloke
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    Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
    I hate having to explain humour. It makes me feel incompetent.



    You didn't follow the link, did you?



    It was being alluded to in the title of the thread, but incorrectly. I did the thing on it to highlight my acknowledgement of the OP's allusion as nobody else had done so. The pluralisation error is inherent in the quote.


    Somehow, it doesn't seem so funny any more.
    Sorry - I did follow the link (although I'd already recognised the reference in the thread title) but it just didn't click - some days it doesn't.

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  • Peoplesoft bloke
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    Originally posted by minestrone View Post
    If you think calling someone a Luddite is personal you really need to get out more.
    It is personal. I get out plenty.

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  • TriggerHippy
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    Originally posted by minestrone View Post
    If you think calling someone a Luddite is personal you really need to get out more.
    ..well, he might not support Ned Ludd ...

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  • minestrone
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    Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
    As for calling me a Luddite, I was trying to stick to the facts (and throw in a few opinions) without getting personal
    If you think calling someone a Luddite is personal you really need to get out more.

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  • TriggerHippy
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    Originally posted by chef View Post
    its ok RC, I got it and your right it should have been "all your data are belong to us"..
    ...or, to phrase it another way ..."all your datum is belong to us"??

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  • DiscoStu
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    Originally posted by chef View Post
    its ok RC, I got it and your right it should have been "all your data are belong to us"..
    Take off every zig

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  • chef
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    its ok RC, I got it and your right it should have been "all your data are belong to us"..

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  • RichardCranium
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    I hate having to explain humour. It makes me feel incompetent.

    Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
    So data (plural) is correct in this case as the ID card database will contain > 50 items of personal data
    You didn't follow the link, did you?

    "All your base are belong to us" (often shortened to "All Your Base", "AYBABTU", or simply "AYB") is a broken English phrase that was central to an Internet phenomenon, or meme
    It was being alluded to in the title of the thread, but incorrectly. I did the thing on it to highlight my acknowledgement of the OP's allusion as nobody else had done so. The pluralisation error is inherent in the quote.


    Somehow, it doesn't seem so funny any more.

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  • Peoplesoft bloke
    replied
    Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
    So data (plural) is correct in this case as the ID card database will contain > 50 items of personal data

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  • RichardCranium
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    Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
    Isn't datum singular though? Isn't it like saying all your foot are belong to us?
    Yes.

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