I'm such a whore...

Carpe Noctem · Post by **Carpe Noctem** » July 31st, 2006, 4:53 pm

...I broke down and got a Myspace account. Elevating my feet and knocking them out as I type...

Anyway, the page is www.myspace.com/ryanpfitts ...feel free to fire at will...

BruteForce · Post by **BruteForce** » July 31st, 2006, 6:00 pm

Oh shit, "You dun-it now!"... :D

RBL_M1A2Tanker · Post by **RBL_M1A2Tanker** » July 31st, 2006, 6:34 pm

It's good to be a whore...I think? :?

EvilCouch · Post by **EvilCouch** » July 31st, 2006, 6:55 pm

MYSPACE IS A FUCKING WHORE FACTORY!

RBL_M1A2Tanker · Post by **RBL_M1A2Tanker** » July 31st, 2006, 7:19 pm

EvilCouch wrote:MYSPACE IS A FUCKING WHORE FACTORY!

Wait...is the factory doing the fucking, or are the whores fucking the factory?

Carpe Noctem · Post by **Carpe Noctem** » August 1st, 2006, 6:58 am

EvilCouch wrote:MYSPACE IS A FUCKING WHORE FACTORY!

Ranger EvilCouch,

Well, why do you think I'm there? Why pay retail when you can get factory prices?

rgrpuck · Post by **rgrpuck** » August 1st, 2006, 7:36 am

MySpace Use Comes With Risks

The website MySpace offering individuals free membership to create a personalized webpage can also serve as a vulnerability for Air Force people to post personal information that can cause problems or risk operational security. Part of the responsibility of being a member of Air Force is properly representing it on and off duty. Operational security violations are one of Air Force Office of Special Investigations' (OSI) primary concerns. As a result of the increased popularity of MySpace, OSI now checks the site for incriminating information.

http://www.military.com/MilitaryReport/ ... miltrep.nl

EvilCouch · Post by **EvilCouch** » August 1st, 2006, 12:11 pm

Plus, you'll probably get an STD right through your monitor. Those whores are dirty.

Ranger Bill · Post by **Ranger Bill** » August 1st, 2006, 12:41 pm

rgrpuck wrote:MySpace Use Comes With Risks

The website MySpace offering individuals free membership to create a personalized webpage can also serve as a vulnerability for Air Force people to post personal information that can cause problems or risk operational security. Part of the responsibility of being a member of Air Force is properly representing it on and off duty. Operational security violations are one of Air Force Office of Special Investigations' (OSI) primary concerns. As a result of the increased popularity of MySpace, OSI now checks the site for incriminating information.

http://www.military.com/MilitaryReport/ ... miltrep.nl

Many civilian employers now routinely review MySpace as an integral part of the hiring and promotion process, and the number is growing. Its faster and cheaper to do than a criminal background check, and reveals much more than reference checks. Realize that whatever you post there, in effect it becomes part of your resume.

Jim · Post by **Jim** » August 1st, 2006, 12:54 pm

Ranger Bill wrote:
rgrpuck wrote:MySpace Use Comes With Risks

The website MySpace offering individuals free membership to create a personalized webpage can also serve as a vulnerability for Air Force people to post personal information that can cause problems or risk operational security. Part of the responsibility of being a member of Air Force is properly representing it on and off duty. Operational security violations are one of Air Force Office of Special Investigations' (OSI) primary concerns. As a result of the increased popularity of MySpace, OSI now checks the site for incriminating information.

http://www.military.com/MilitaryReport/ ... miltrep.nl
Many civilian employers now routinely review MySpace as an integral part of the hiring and promotion process, and the number is growing. Its faster and cheaper to do than a criminal background check, and reveals much more than reference checks. Realize that whatever you post there, in effect it becomes part of your resume.

...and that's why I would never join something like myspace.

RBL_M1A2Tanker · Post by **RBL_M1A2Tanker** » August 1st, 2006, 1:03 pm

Jim wrote:
Ranger Bill wrote:
Many civilian employers now routinely review MySpace as an integral part of the hiring and promotion process, and the number is growing. Its faster and cheaper to do than a criminal background check, and reveals much more than reference checks. Realize that whatever you post there, in effect it becomes part of your resume.
...and that's why I would never join something like myspace.

Treat it with a little PERSEC in mind and don't be stupid with it and it won't be nearly as much of a problem.

I use it mainly so I can keep in touch with three college buddies, one off the coast of Africa, one in the Caribbean, and one in Chicago, during this summer.