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[bldavis]

i like sexy outfits, but at some point it is just wow...that is way too little armor
my cotank for my horde guild is a female belf pally...in this

[Newsom]

I'm too lazy to bother using Heroism most of the time in that kind of content.

Why would you not want it to go faster?

[bldavis]

plus hero/timewarp gives you more deeps which in turn gives you a bigger epeen to stroke!

[Sagara]

Our Holy Pally during Cata wore THIS.
Yes, it's a guy.
Yes, we annoyed him to no end

[Fenrìr]

I used to mog my stuff into the darkcrest set on my female tanks, lol. Been thinking of going back to it too.

[benebarba]

I know at least one woman who proudly uses the bare-midriff/metal thong look on her DK.

I mentioned it looked chilly. Her response? "IT'S NOT FOR WIMPS!"

[Sagara]

The entire company is being shut down (no-one goes out).

Reason? One. FREAKING. Stolen IPhone.

EDIT: Belgium, land of surrealism - the HR manager is *surprised* the two policemen that just arrive are not allowed to search people's belongings. What's next body searchs? Grab the plastic gloves!

[Klaudandus]

The entire company is being shut down (no-one goes out).

Reason? One. FREAKING. Stolen IPhone.

EDIT: Belgium, land of surrealism - the HR manager is *surprised* the two policemen that just arrive are not allowed to search people's belongings. What's next body searchs? Grab the plastic gloves!

Isn't that what find my phone is for?

[Sagara]

Apparently, they had located the phone inside the premises of the company.
Also, they found it in the women toilet's waste basket. Thief probably panicked when the police showed up.

Still, all-around lol-worthy

[benebarba]

Apparently my RL had a dream where the entire raid team were characters in an office sitcom.

[Flex]

The entire company is being shut down (no-one goes out).

Reason? One. FREAKING. Stolen IPhone.

The cost of smartphones push one stolen phone into felony theft area. Pretty sure I'd want a lock down if people were stealing high money items from my work.

[Sagara]

Dunno, locking 200+ people for an hour because of theft sounds more like schoolyard method than a serious approach.

"No one told school teacher who stole Benny's ball, so you'll all stay in the corner with both hands on your hand, facing the wall!"

[Flex]

Dunno, locking 200+ people for an hour because of theft sounds more like schoolyard method than a serious approach.

"No one told school teacher who stole Benny's ball, so you'll all stay in the corner with both hands on your hand, facing the wall!"

A school yard ball isn't $500+ and containing potentially much more valuable information/data.

[benebarba]

Dunno, locking 200+ people for an hour because of theft sounds more like schoolyard method than a serious approach.

"No one told school teacher who stole Benny's ball, so you'll all stay in the corner with both hands on your hand, facing the wall!"

A school yard ball isn't $500+ and containing potentially much more valuable information/data.

Yeah, not knowing the context of your work, I'll provide an anecdote of my own:

I have a friend who works for IT security for a company. They all get smart phones as part of the gig. Said smartphones are assumed to have the same level of information as their work computers and therefore get the same level of security. One aspect of this is that up to Two mis-entries of the unlock code within some period of time sends a flag to the phone security folks. The third wipes all data on the phone (I think turning it into a doorstop until a new OS is loaded).

Would my employer (a different company, sure) lock the doors to my building for my lappy getting stolen? No, absolutely not. But I don't have nearly the same kind of information or accesses that he does.

[halabar]

Dunno, locking 200+ people for an hour because of theft sounds more like schoolyard method than a serious approach.

"No one told school teacher who stole Benny's ball, so you'll all stay in the corner with both hands on your hand, facing the wall!"

A school yard ball isn't $500+ and containing potentially much more valuable information/data.

IF it was a company device.. a lockdown for a personal device sounds like a false imprisonment and unlawful search lawsuit minefield.