Be careful what you post...

[ozzy72]

Three teenage boys in California were arrested for spray-painting a wall after authorities found pictures of the graffiti on the social networking website MySpace.com, police said on Thursday. Two of the boys denied wrongdoing, said police officer Tim Statler. "Then I showed them the pictures that we had printed off MySpace and they both had wide-eyed looks, mouths open, couldn't believe the cops were smart enough to look on MySpace for their handiwork," Mr Statler told KCAL-TV. The graffiti caused about $1,000 (

[beaky]

[quote]Three teenage boys in California were arrested for spray-painting a wall after authorities found pictures of the graffiti on the social networking website MySpace.com, police said on Thursday. Two of the boys denied wrongdoing, said police officer Tim Statler. "Then I showed them the pictures that we had printed off MySpace and they both had wide-eyed looks, mouths open, couldn't believe the cops were smart enough to look on MySpace for their handiwork," Mr Statler told KCAL-TV. The graffiti caused about $1,000 (

[Saitek]

Served the idiots right. I'm pleased to see the parents paying too. Now they can get done by them too.  ;D

[ATI_7500]

So this means I can be arrested for posting mugshots...

[Romulus111VADT]

So this means I can be arrested for posting mugshots...

Depends on who's looking for you.  ;)

Ex-wives or girl friends might find them useful.... :-/

[ATI_7500]

Ex-wives or girl friends might find them useful.... :-/

I can visually imagine them running around in the inner city wearing a t-shirt saying "If you see this guy...kick him in the crotch".

[Romulus111VADT]

Ex-wives or girl friends might find them useful.... :-/

I can visually imagine them running around in the inner city wearing a t-shirt saying "If you see this guy...kick him in the crotch".

Hmm, that sounds a bit like some of the breakups weren't very pleasant.  :-/

Most guys would worry more about the banner with a picture on it flying behind some aircraft. The women always seem to want to make comments about the size of a guys Willey. God help the man that leaves behind photographic proof that they were right....lmao. I can just see the second aircraft banner that says, "And here's the the proof"!.... ...lmao

[ozzy72]

That is all Bj

[ATI_7500]

Hmm, that sounds a bit like some of the breakups weren't very pleasant.  :-/

Don't worry, only one was quite uncomfortble.

Geez, she was pissed. And that evil be-otch of friend of hers even spilled her drink on me serveral months after that.

[quote]That is all Bj

[alrot]

I never understand to be young, what is the deal by painting graffitis in NOT authoried places, They paint my front wall, last year, 12 hours after I recely  painted ,Fortuanly (for them) I didn't catch them in the act..

[murjax]

[quote]Three teenage boys in California were arrested for spray-painting a wall after authorities found pictures of the graffiti on the social networking website MySpace.com, police said on Thursday. Two of the boys denied wrongdoing, said police officer Tim Statler. "Then I showed them the pictures that we had printed off MySpace and they both had wide-eyed looks, mouths open, couldn't believe the cops were smart enough to look on MySpace for their handiwork," Mr Statler told KCAL-TV. The graffiti caused about $1,000 (

[Woodlouse2002]

[quote] The graffiti caused about $1,000 (

[ozzy72]

Clearly these guys aren't SimV members and didn't take any good advice

Somerfield has launched an inquiry after video clips of people performing stunts wearing the firm's uniform were posted on the internet.
The clips, on the YouTube website, allegedly feature staff of the supermarket chain "skiving" from work.
The antics include a man balancing on a beam in a store room, another riding on a floor cleaner and somebody racing round a car park on a pallet lifter.
Somerfield said it was "looking into the incidents".
The clip was posted after one Somerfield worker wrote on the video-sharing site: "I declare the underground YouTube Somerfield competition open to all Somerfield staff", trade magazine The Grocer reported.
The aim of the contest was to "give all senior management the finger", the message said.
In one clip, a youth appears to hit his head on an air-conditioner unit after 'skiing' on a box, being pulled along by an electric floor cleaner.
Another, showing a worker dancing, is labelled "We Somerfield lot really do get paid to do nowt".
And a video called "Somerfield massive" shows an alleged employee walking along a beam, while another shows a worker racing around a car park on a pallet lifter.
Another clip is a spoof advert for the chain.
It features a man dressed in Somerfield uniform, ignoring somebody trapped under a trolley, swearing at customers and pushing them into a display pile of kitchen roll.
A Somerfield spokeswoman said "We are looking into the incidents and will take any necessary action where appropriate."
YouTube, which Google bought in November last year for $1.65bn, claims clips on its site are viewed 100 million times every day.

[BFMF]

YouTube, which Google bought in November last year for $1.65bn, claims clips on its site are viewed 100 million times every day.

Hopefully that number will be decreasing now that the forums won't be filled with YouTube spam from now on...

[PlutonianEmpire]

YouTube, which Google bought in November last year for $1.65bn, claims clips on its site are viewed 100 million times every day.

Hopefully that number will be decreasing now that the forums won't be filled with YouTube spam from now on...

you guys finally banned the youtube links from the humour section?  :o

YAY!