Does anyone else remember that cashiers used to have these books to look up and see if your credit card was a bad credit card.
yes! I totally remember those.
Isn't it pretty common practice (or better word) for all communication on a company owned pager/cell/blackberry to be essentially owned by that company? And if so, why is there an issue of them being illegally obtained?
the government still has to go through channels to get them, i.e. a subpoena or a search warrant. I have to admit that I really haven't been paying attention, so I don't know if that's the issue.
We were talking on one of my other boards about how politicians can't be faithful, and it was better in the good old days when there was a lower divorce rate, and one of my friends made an interesting pont. She was talking about this with her father, who's in his 70's, and he said that the only reason that divorce rates were lower is that people didn't bother to get divorced. A man would just not come home one day, and move to a new town. Getting a divorce was expensive, and the newly single woman often didn't have the money, so didn't bother.
We were talking on one of my other boards about how politicians can't be faithful
Vortex has another board! She's not faithful!
I am *starving*.
So am I. Of course, I'm now realizing that I totally forgot to eat breakfast. I'm not sure
how,
but I guess my morning gronk was more powerful than I thought.
My mom's genealogical research has turned up her grandfather's parents' census records. In 1920, they were both listed as divorced. In 1930, they were both listed as widowed, and living in the same town as each other and their kids. So, yeah, no reason to think the records of divorce were always accurate.
Vortex has another board! She's not faithful!
I thought that we were in an open relationship!
CHEATER CHEATER!
And if you think I'm standing next to you at that podium.....
And if you think I'm standing next to you at that podium.....
Don't be so hasty - she might be in a corset.
We can work through this in private, a long as no one talks about it in a public forum . . . oh, right.
Don't be so hasty - she might be in a corset.
hmmm, could distract attention away from the main issue. Very Rovian of you Frank.
