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Couple of overnight AFTV comments....
- Bellerin looks like a female UFC fighter
- Rob Holding = Donald Trumps Wall
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Everyone's out in the sunshine, I expect. It's a nice morning for a few cheeky beers, imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
But then again, what *isn't*.
Becks, Rio, Andy Carroll :-|Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C
Does nobody here work? Could that be why it is so quiet.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
I have an excuse, this is my work....!!
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I have a scam for you, Pat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
All you have to do is buy the Brixton Academy.
Sell pints of Tuborg for £5.50. Cost price: 28p including the plastic glass.
Kerching!
Who did you go to see?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
When I went there to see The Clash in the early '80s it was about 28p in a real glass :cloud9: :old:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
I didn't. A colleague used to work there just told me about the markup.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
How is your GDPR going this week? I am about to go into a Sales Force demo, where I shall ask them how their bleeding "360 degree customer view" is made GDPR compliant.
I certainly did a bit of work earlier this morning, keeping the wife from drowning a few of my hounds because they dug up all her new flowers. The thing got rathered involved and I was eventually forced to make a cash settlement,Quote:
Originally Posted by The Insider
just for a quiet life.
Damn silly woman. It's *their* paddock, they were here first :shrug:
Is it Brixton that has that cool roof when you go up the top level it looks like you are looking at the sky?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
Quiet week so far on that front. We have engaged a third party expert body to come in and carry out a review. I expect this will become a massive ball ache as my boss is quite afraid of all this stuff and I am very sure it will fall to me. He referred to me last week as a Data Protection Champion which I have to be honest caused me to get vexed but I buttoned my lip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
I know his game you see, if he was to formally recognise me as DPO then he may assume I would be looking for more money in recognition of said responsibility. I would not for the record.
You may need to carry out a review of the data on Sales Force, privacy impact assessments and so forth.
The whole thing is a mess, it is worse than starting Giroud up front in an important game.
I have seen stars in there many times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Hawkwind, The Orb among the most and at the same time least memorable.
It worked last time.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
Sort of.
Going to see Leftfield there in May. Let's hope they bass the plaster off the ceiling again again. :music: :tinnitus: :cloud9:Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
I saw Lou Reed there in 1984. New Sensations Tour, I think!
He was **** by then.
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To be a DPO you presumably have to be the official compliancy policeman going around telling people off for not following joyless bureaucratic procedures.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
What fun.
Yes and he/she is free to perform their duties independently and free of interference (or influence) from management.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
In fact a DPO cannot be dismissed during the course of his/her tenure other than in cases of gross misconduct and/or simply refusing to or being incapable of performing the duties.
In summary you can raise awareness of and create a shítstorm of hassle for your employer and not be kicked out on that basis.