Lahvlahn Thread from 12/01/17 - Now we're talking

ButtersSuki

thecretinhop wrote: »

Joes voyeristic side likes the idea of drones me thinks

CemetaryCam.ie so to speak.

dvcireland

Joe, taking his drone down to Kilbarack fire station to check out the Fyre Brigades

somesoldiers

Nice...drones

Dan Jaman

If it's available for public view, fair game - legal. Exactly the same as a snapper out with a camera.

dvcireland

Researcher, tried to contact the OPW, but they were still on their Christmas holidays

Oops69

She must be one annoying c*** with her drones if she's been banned all over the shop

GoldFour4

"Firstly I don't know what a drone is" - great start

Jan_de_Bakker

I don't know what a drone is ... but I'm going to give me ill informed opinion anyway ..

ButtersSuki

I don't know wat it is Joe but it sounds like a SPYING MASHEEN.

joe6pack

I got a drone off Santy this year....I was so excited I charged it up turned it on...it flew up into the air until I couldn't see it anymore and haven't seen it since
I think there overrated

ThisRegard

Ban them Joe, I don't know what they are, but by jaysus we need to ban them!

Atlantic Dawn

dvcireland wrote: »

Joe, taking his drone down to Kilbarack fire station to check out the Fyre Brigades

Possibly was already, one recovered and handed in to de Gardaí in Raheny...

https://twitter.com/GardaTraffic/status/819279223621820416

Fujitsu10

Typical LL Caller:
Hasn't a clue what a Drone is but calls in anyway and says they should be banned!!

snubbleste

"It's a fine machine" sez Marie
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilian_casualties_from_US_drone_strikes

Dan Jaman

Fujitsu10 wrote: »

I don't remember Google Earth asking my permission to photograph my property

The Germans didn't like it, and at the German government's insistence, Google were forced to offer a blank-out for anyone who objected to their properties being on Streetview.

Jan_de_Bakker

Actually I was in Howth over the Christmas and there was a guy there buzzing his drone on the summit ... it was so f*cking annoying!!

ButtersSuki

Jan_de_Bakker wrote: »

I don't know what a drone is ... but I'm going to give me ill informed opinion anyway ..

Joe and the researchers rubbing their hands with glee at the thought of such a caller.

PeterTheNinth

Ask Joan if she would like somebody recording footage of her new car in the driveway, and all her other possessions and uploading it for the world to see. How is it different from walking on their property with a cameraphone, recording video of all their possessions and uploading it.

Harry Angstrom

"Enjoy the drones"

PeterTheNinth

I hope her wireless signal to her drone is better than the signal to her mobile.

Fujitsu10

joe6pack wrote: »

I got a drone off Santy this year....I was so excited I charged it up turned it on...it flew up into the air until I couldn't see it anymore and haven't seen it since
I think there overrated

That must have been a Homing Drone, its gone back to the North Pole I bet

snubbleste

Jan_de_Bakker wrote: »

Actually I was in Howth over the Christmas and there was a guy there buzzing his drone on the summit ... it was so f*cking annoying!!

He was doing what to his what? :eek:

Atlantic Dawn

A spying machine so to speak.

Park Royal

Plenty of houses on Daft etc web site with lovely photos of all the rooms and front and back gardens , no need to buy a

drone......if your thinking of robbing.........

2smiggy

Can cars spy in your bedroom windows Duffy you moron

PeterTheNinth

And are you allowed drive you car all over somebody else's private property d1ckhead?

dvcireland

Dan Jaman wrote: »

The Germans didn't like it, and at the German government's insistence, Google were forced to offer a blank-out for anyone who objected to their properties being on Streetview.

the Dutch are not fans of google earth either

ButtersSuki

malistheman wrote: »

"Firstly I don't know what a drone is" - great start

It's hardly the first time a caller to De Lahvlahn has started with

"Firstly I don't know what a (insert word or topic here) is"


Although usually gold ensues so it's worth it so to speak.

Harry Angstrom

She's probably seen loads of TV shows using drones.

Red Kev

Pic of caller here...eh...nice..eh...pair of propellors....eh, nice and shiny ones...well polished.

Roger_007

A drone is a male bee whose only function is to roide the Queen bee, so to speak. It doesn't do any work at all.
So, yes, we do have too many drones in this country. Many of them call de Liveline, so to speak.

ButtersSuki

SPYING MASHEEN would be on the new Bingo Card.....if there was a new one.

snubbleste

Does she not realise that drones are used to kill people? Is she thick?

snubbleste

Red Kev wrote: »

Pic of caller here...eh...nice..eh...pair of propellors....eh, nice and shiny ones...well polished.

I like the casually discarded cigarette butts

dvcireland

Jeremy Beadle would of loved drones

ButtersSuki

PeterTheNinth wrote: »

And are you allowed drive you car all over somebody else's private property d1ckhead?

Wat if you own a flying car caller?

Harry Angstrom

Tis the bad drones who ruin it for everyone else, Joe.

Red Kev

Government need ot pay tax Joe, seeing as you take in over €2,000 per day as well as taking a €50,000 tax free payment on your book that the State broadcaster has been prostituted into promoting for you on numerous occasions.

snubbleste

Who'd want to stand at the bus stop and look inside Joe's bedroom window?

ButtersSuki

Red Kev wrote: »

Pic of caller here...eh...nice..eh...pair of propellors....eh, nice and shiny ones...well polished.

Full frontal view of her big propellors there.

PeterTheNinth

Just looking online, the drones using the same 2.4GHz frequency range that computer Wifi networks use. So anything that will jam the Wifi network will jam the drones... Problem solved.

sligojoek

2smiggy wrote: »

Can cars spy in your bedroom windows Duffy you moron

He's reading.

Dan Jaman

Red Kev wrote: »

Pic of caller here...eh...nice..eh...pair of propellors....eh, nice and shiny ones...well polished.

I see she's into airships, too.

snubbleste

Hi Joe!

Atlantic Dawn

PeterTheNinth wrote: »

Just looking online, the drones using the same 2.4GHz frequency range that computer Wifi networks use. So anything that will jam the Wifi network will jam the drones... Problem solved.

Where would someone acquire such a device so to speak?

Roger_007

snubbleste wrote: »

Who'd want to stand at the bus stop and look inside Joe's bedroom window?

Me, me, me..........please.

Dan Jaman

PeterTheNinth wrote: »

Just looking online, the drones using the same 2.4GHz frequency range that computer Wifi networks use. So anything that will jam the Wifi network will jam the drones... Problem solved.

Point your microwave out the kitchen window at them.

Right2Write

Scoping farmers backyards for nefarious purposes? Come off it. More likely he should be worried about the EU and the Dept., spying using remote sensing and satellite imagery to ensure he's not abusing his farm payment schemes.

Park Royal

Is Joe offering to let the use of drones over RTE Donneybrook......?

2smiggy

perhaps people visiting the national monuments don't fancy drones flying over head , controlled by anyone idiot with the money to buy one ?