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OT: Break in video

I love it when you whine. What are you going to complain about next, repetition? LOL

Why keep contradicting yourself? Your fellow culler gummy said he'd sue me off the net, have his friends stop cliff from posting, and have his other friends hang everybody else he doesn't like shortly. You say that finding me in particular is easy because I've as good as posted directions. Gummer claims that he already has the particulars he needs, including friends in AZ to carry out his orders. So just have a little patience, right? Too funny.

Here are the facts: you don't give a rat's ass about "anonymous" posters so long as you agree with what they write. And you love vitriol so long as it's aimed in the direction you prefer. You've enjoyed watching all the phony conservatives dish it out for years, but it bugs the hell out of you to see them get called out even occasionally for their nonsense. The obvious solution is to quit reading, yet you're addicted and can't bring yourself to stop reminding everyone of that.

Feel free to enter the actual debate any time you like. What's that? Not willing to argue that millions aren't enough to retire on? Unable to refute a prediction that the video would be useless for ID on its own? I'm shocked!

Wayne

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wmbjkREMOVE
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When I started this I did enough homework to know that to do it right would cost many times what I spent. But, it's somewhat of a deterrent, especially the outside cameras and signage that are obvious to a would-be intruder. The best investment is the steel grates over all the windows and skylights. This guy had to come in through the roof, it would take a cutting torch to get in now.

The camera system caused some concern to the union. They didn't like the idea until I assured them that there are no cameras in bathrooms and I wouldn't use the video for "disciplinary purposes". The employees didn't really care and were flashing the cameras for a while as entertainment.

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Buerste

One time after many emails stating that hardly anyone was putting money in the coffee kitty, that they were gonna get rid of the coffee machine. So me being the minion says to the engineer, 'We should put up a fake camera over the coffee machine to cure this problem.', half jokingly. He comes back, make it so. I dug around and in no time had one all made up with a triangular plastic mount that I stuck into the corner of the suspended ceiling tile directly over the coffee machine.

People were laying out and flattening their dollars on the counter and moving their hands away like they do in casinos for the cameras. Within 30 minutes the very top administrator told the engineer the fun is over and to take it down. Something about there should be privacy in the break room and numerous complaints where pouring in.

Never got one of those annoying emails again.

SW

Reply to
Sunworshipper

ROFL

Can you tell I'm management.

Reply to
Bob La Londe

Then you know a facet that most don't have a clue about.

Reply to
Buerste

So what's the implication there?

That fsking around isn't a disciplinary offense unless management actually sees it in real-time? I'm having a little problem wrapping my head around that...

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Jim Stewart

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