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Comment Re:I know somebody like this (Score 2) 133

finally some common sense! what my wife confides in her girlfriends during their weekly book club sessions is none of my beeswax. If they're meeting at our house that week, I make a point of scheduling some time at the driving range and let them have their fun. likewise, she has sense enough not to ask what exactly I'm doing hanging out at the local highway rest stop between the hours of 2 and 4 am every Saturday night.

Comment Re:I know somebody like this (Score 4, Funny) 133

Exactly. My wife is free to read my email any time she wants, and vice versa. Can't imagine needing to hide anything. I've also learned there are two sides to every story. Be very careful judging if you've only heard one.

the other side of the story: "my husband thinks he has access to all my email."

Comment Re:Police often wont take care of it... (Score 5, Funny) 664

Not that confronting the perpetrator is a great idea, but don't expect the full CSI treatment when you report the theft.

Actually, confronting the perp is the best way to get the full CSI treatment. If you're lucky, they might even pull up your dental records to conclusively ID your remains.

Comment Re:not a suitable tool for studying amphiban anato (Score 5, Funny) 100

Solved it back when they first came out in '78. With a SCREWDRIVER.

You're a better man than I. After eight screwdrivers I ran out orange juice and threw my cube at the wall, shattering my lava lamp and setting fire to my shag carpeting. I managed to stomp it out, but my elevator shoes and bell bottoms were ruined in the process. The very next day I slicked back my hair, bought a pin-striped suit, and started buying up distressed companies and selling off their assets to fuel my coke addiction.

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