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Re: The UP Police at the Davis Amtrak Station on Friday Nights
Author: Juppo
Date: 04-03-2011 - 00:38
A Guy with No Name Wrote:
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> There is a good reason for not posting one's full
> name on Internet forums. With Google and other
> Internet search engines, it is extremely easy for
> prospective employers or romantic partners to
> conduct their own background checks.
>
> I'm not done with my career and if I should seek a
> new job either through choice or necessity, my
> comments posted in these forums could eliminate
> from consideration. It's even possible, they
> could get me in trouble with my current employer
> (I do not work for a railroad, but I am a
> transportation professional).
>
> Likewise, a rail fan who is dating around may be
> rejected by potential romantic prospects for
> comments posted on a forum.
>
> For those who are retired, self-employed, married
> or just don't care what others think, more power
> to you. But in this day and age, there are many
> of us who cannot be too careful.
Oh man, where to begin? This is without a doubt the dumbest thing I've ever seen posted on this forum. I'll try to keep it simple; if you are so secure in your convictions that you called Drew out etc, then you must be ballsy enough to stand up to a damn internet search of your name.
Most employers are too busy rejecting applicants with college degrees to worry what some sorry ass loser posts on an internet forum of any kind.
Potential romantic prospects? Are you serious? The fact that you even worry what a "romantic prospect" thinks of you based on your Altamont Press posts proves you have no romantic prospects.
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> There is a good reason for not posting one's full
> name on Internet forums. With Google and other
> Internet search engines, it is extremely easy for
> prospective employers or romantic partners to
> conduct their own background checks.
>
> I'm not done with my career and if I should seek a
> new job either through choice or necessity, my
> comments posted in these forums could eliminate
> from consideration. It's even possible, they
> could get me in trouble with my current employer
> (I do not work for a railroad, but I am a
> transportation professional).
>
> Likewise, a rail fan who is dating around may be
> rejected by potential romantic prospects for
> comments posted on a forum.
>
> For those who are retired, self-employed, married
> or just don't care what others think, more power
> to you. But in this day and age, there are many
> of us who cannot be too careful.
Oh man, where to begin? This is without a doubt the dumbest thing I've ever seen posted on this forum. I'll try to keep it simple; if you are so secure in your convictions that you called Drew out etc, then you must be ballsy enough to stand up to a damn internet search of your name.
Most employers are too busy rejecting applicants with college degrees to worry what some sorry ass loser posts on an internet forum of any kind.
Potential romantic prospects? Are you serious? The fact that you even worry what a "romantic prospect" thinks of you based on your Altamont Press posts proves you have no romantic prospects.
