Welcome to 1984 in 2003

[BobCox2]

That's just it, though. There's "other people" and then there's Kirk. He's in a league of his own, man.

When this guy puts his foot down, people die.

You WIN!

Todays Tweet...



What a world we live in!
and apparently Canada is next to die?

[Stevinator]

I don't have a tweetpage. What does MMB mean?

message me back? Isn't that implied?

[BobCox2]

You killed the tread you troll.

[BobCox2]

he rules of Camover are simple: mobilise a crew and think of a name that starts with "command", "brigade" or "cell", followed by the moniker of a historical figure (Van der Lubbe, a Dutch bricklayer convicted of setting fire to the Reichstag in 1933, is one name being used). Then destroy as many CCTV cameras as you can. Concealing your identity, while not essential, is recommended. Finally, video your trail of destruction and post it on the game's website – although even keeping track of the homepage can be a challenge in itself, as it is continually being shut down.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardia...cameras-berlin

Game to destroy CCTV cameras: vandalism or valid protest?

Activists in Berlin are teaming up to trash surveillance cameras. Points are given, with bonus scores for the most innovative modes of destruction


http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/vide...-germany-video

[Stevinator]

I do hate the cameras everywhere, especially red light cameras. I think they're super expensive, big brother creepy, and don't make the streets any safer. BUT, if you break them, they're not going to just take them out. They're going to spend even more money to put new ones in, and then waste more money guarding them, and probably increase the fines for them to compensate. so, better to work within the system I think.

Still, whenever a stale green nearly catches me and i have to slam on the brakes to stop, I do wish i had the stones to grab the ol' paintball gun and cover the lens with paint.