Mistake?

I was in the middle of a boring project at work, so I gave myself a quick break by going on the Internet.  I know I shouldn't, but everyone does it, and like I think I've said before, if they really don't like me surfing the 'Net, then they wouldn't've hired me back.

But I don't know whether I'm pushing it.  Late today I was on the Rolling Stone website and, because I'm curious, I clicked on this story about a former librarian who became a porn star and is somehow changing the technology behind how we experience porn.  This was a worksite, so there are restrictions as to what websites you can go to.  I tried checking on a gambling site today, for example, and that was restricted.  But since this is Rolling Stone, looking at a story through that was permitted.  Saying that, however, I have got to believe that IT is able to find out where exactly I'm clicking.  And if someone is concerned over how much time I spend on the Internet, and if those IT people start digging, and if they don't like it, well, I might not be long for this job.

Oh yeah, also because I was horny, I thought of that hot fan from the World Cup from several years ago -- what's her name and which country is she from.  Her name, by the way, is Larissa Riquelme, from Paraguay, whose photo of her watching a game with her phone wedged in her big tits, was from the 2010 World Cup.  I could get fired for looking up her as well.