Privacy...

[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

Who needs it?
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2007/12/20/nsa-0wnz-popular-firewalls

[Sibling Chatty]

If the US Gub'mint wants to know something, they'll find out.

Being totally contrary, I started mailing, then later took to e-mailing the FBI a round-up of my 'suspicious activities' when I found out they had a file on me dating back to when I was in high school.

Of course, if you take all the fun out of it by TELLING them, they'll leave you alone.

I used to get a kick out of sending in little notes that started "Dear JEdgar, I feel as if I have come to know you. Can I call you Uncle JEd?? Auntie JEd??"

They actually got an agency employee that went to the same church as me to ask me to NOT do that. Hoover evidently had no sense of humor...

[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

That makes sense; imagine how happy would they feel if everybody sends them a snail-mail letter weekly with their dull activities from morning to evening.

[Sibling Chatty]

JEdgar wasn't amused. He had them returned to me, so I would save up the returned ones and mail them back registered, return receipt requested.

Sometimes I wonder how I stayed out of prison.

[Scriblerus the Philosophe]

Hm. Well, I'm not using those particular services anymore. Must go find a replacement for MacAfee and Symantec, which is a shame because I really liked them.

I may steal that idea. Send them a list of my sedition-y thoughts and writings. Forward them my Ron Paul emails.

Chatty, I'm sure when you took the fun out of it for them, they lost all interest in throwing you in jail

[beagle]

Hoover evidently had no sense of humor...

Isn't he supposed to have had terrific dress sense though? Or was that a rumour started by the CIA?

[Griffin NoName]

Sounds like a work creation scheme to me. Imagine reading the whole interent and everyone's communications and everyone's hard drives? Just confidence testing the automatic sensors would be a job and a half x billions.

[Sibling Chatty]

Hoover evidently had no sense of humor...

Isn't he supposed to have had terrific dress sense though? Or was that a rumour started by the CIA?

He didn't have the good taste to dress his age. Beyond a certain point, one must eschew the low-cut youth-oriented formalware and strive for a more sophisticated look. Pink Bob Mackie ensembles just don't give that air of elegance one expects from a middle-aged Leader of Men.

Evidently JEdgar was also prone to dressing as if for garden parties (complete with hats that would be suitable for the Queen Mum) when he should have been dressing for less--frou-frou occasions. Lots of swirling floral chiffons...

[anthrobabe]

Hoover evidently had no sense of humor...

Isn't he supposed to have had terrific dress sense though? Or was that a rumour started by the CIA?

He didn't have the good taste to dress his age. Beyond a certain point, one must eschew the low-cut youth-oriented formalware and strive for a more sophisticated look. Pink Bob Mackie ensembles just don't give that air of elegance one expects from a middle-aged Leader of Men.

Evidently JEdgar was also prone to dressing as if for garden parties (complete with hats that would be suitable for the Queen Mum) when he should have been dressing for less--frou-frou occasions. Lots of swirling floral chiffons...

remember the pink ruffled panties little girls used to wear?
imagine them man sized....

as Garth would say-(when he found the condoms)    EEEWWWWW!

[Sibling Chatty]

must
find
brain
bleach...