Reading and Leeds are both meant to be WHOPPER.
Rumours Eminem and Mumford & Sons are headlining this year.
Fucking YESSSSSSSS mate.
What's on your mind?
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Dick Jones
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Saw Spamalot last night in grand canal, won tickets in one of those survey draws from Bord Gais (yes people actually win those).
It was good fun, all the main scenes from The Holy Grail with added witty musical numbers.
Enjoyed it more than I thought I would tbh. Dinner and drinks in the VIP bar too which is always good.
It was good fun, all the main scenes from The Holy Grail with added witty musical numbers.
Enjoyed it more than I thought I would tbh. Dinner and drinks in the VIP bar too which is always good.
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Fred__Elliott
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Dick Jones
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Got the weirdest email today, I thought it was a scam at first, but I looked into it and found the person on LinkedIn, and loads about the company online, so fairly sure it was legit. Fucking weird either way.
It was a company called iSoftStone, (https://issworld.isoftstone.com/) and they're a "crowdsourcing specialist" doing work for a software company working on facial recognition technology.
According to the mail, they wanted me to curate and upload photos from my phone; the collection had to contain as many images as possible (like hundreds) of the same four people in as many poses, angles and environments as possible. It's essential that they be date and time stamped across the past couple of years.
In exchange for these I would be paid $80 via paypal.
Not convinced it wasn't a scam of some sort, but if it wasn't...sinister as fuck, no?
Clearly not doing it like. Deleted immediately.
It was a company called iSoftStone, (https://issworld.isoftstone.com/) and they're a "crowdsourcing specialist" doing work for a software company working on facial recognition technology.
According to the mail, they wanted me to curate and upload photos from my phone; the collection had to contain as many images as possible (like hundreds) of the same four people in as many poses, angles and environments as possible. It's essential that they be date and time stamped across the past couple of years.
In exchange for these I would be paid $80 via paypal.
Not convinced it wasn't a scam of some sort, but if it wasn't...sinister as fuck, no?
Clearly not doing it like. Deleted immediately.
Last edited by Dick Jones on Fri Jan 26, 2018 2:39 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Biggy Shackleton
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Just had a look at their website. Vague as fuck too.
And the job search function seems like bollix. returns 0 hits.
And the job search function seems like bollix. returns 0 hits.
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Dick Jones
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Like it's just so weird. I feel like you would actually get the 80 quid, but that's more scary than it being a simple/elaborate scam to clean you out.
Imagine sending hundreds of photos of yourself and three other people off into the vortex, not knowing where they would end up or what they would be used for.
Imagine sending hundreds of photos of yourself and three other people off into the vortex, not knowing where they would end up or what they would be used for.
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Phierstarter
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Fred__Elliott
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