Phil Marlowe wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:

> Some of the things I hear about really get me. Visiting porn sites, 
> for example. I know what sort of a mood that would put _me_ in, and 
> an office surely isn't conducive to dealing with it! Maybe, depending 
> on your co- workers,  but then there's still the issue of privacy...

PM> I'm sure that if you think about it long enough, you''ll come up 
PM> with a solution. [g]

Already have,  and it didn't take much thought at all -- don't do that at work!

This ties in with things like short skirts,  outfits which show lots of
cleavage,  and similar stuff not falling into the category of what I'd call
"appropriate office attire".  Maybe if one's aspriation is to
become or maintain the position of "office slut",  but I don't
know that that's what they're trying to do. 

PM> WHat got me was the news item I read about some dork who was 
PM> running his home business from a computer at work, was caught at it 
PM> and fired, then wanted to sue the company for ruining his home 
PM> business!

That business that fired him should fire a counter-suit claiming for the
cost of paying him when he wasn't doing what he was getting paid for,  for
the use of the computer and other equipment,  etc.  

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