EPA employee watching porn at work for 6 hrs a day
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Anonymous
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heard it this morning on the radio.
I guess some government jobs are too boring. lol |
Anonymous
| I couldn't watch porn for 6 hrs a day in any situation. I think I'd rather stare at a wall. |
Anonymous
| omg this is insane!! How? Everything is blocked on my computer. Unless I use my cell phone? |
Anonymous
| And they kept their job, I presume? |
Anonymous
| When I watch porn, I watch for 5 mins or less and I'm "finished". Who watches for 6 hrs? |
Anonymous
This is exactly what I was thinking! Now 6 hours on DCUM is perfectly feasible. 
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Anonymous
| He must be using his own device. Most government computers have filters or blockers. Regardless, they certainly have enough to fire him.... |
Anonymous
Don't you mean enough to promote him. |
Anonymous
noooooo. the feds here insist that they all work all day. all are lawyers in demand from big firms and they work 80 hours a week! they are all thankless, dedicated public servants! |
Anonymous
Which can't be true because you just found one EPA guy who is an awful employee, ergo, all fed employees are bad. You're a genius. |
Anonymous
Oh and don't forget they take on three times the manpower from "Big Law" types who earn ten times their salary and they win every time! |
Anonymous
That's right! |
Anonymous
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"The Obama administration on Friday scored its third major legal victory on air pollution in less than month when a federal appeals court rejected an industry challenge to its latest health standards for fine particulate matter, or soot."
http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-soot-air-pollution-epa-ruling-20140509-story.html |
Anonymous
Yep, we don't win every time, but we win a lot. And at a lot lower cost than the opposition pays for its lawyers. You can make fun if you want, but it is true. |
Anonymous
Yes, in fact, it is. |