Uncle Sam admits monitoring you for these 377 words:
One of breakout standup routines from the late, great George Carlin was his 1972 monologue “Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television.” In the presence of polite company, I shall not repeat them… but rest assured, the routine is still hilarious to this day.
I wish I could say the same about the Department of Homeland Security… I wish I could say this is all a big joke… that the government’s “377 words you can never use online” is just some stupid comedy routine.
I might just have my computer service cancelled anyway.This is getting ridiculous.Too many gov employees trying to justify their positions and coming up with all kinds of crazy ideas.99.999% of us are completely harmless.
Anyone that buys a hunting license, belongs to a gun club, subscribes to hunting magazines, and has Cabela or Gander Mtn. charge cards is on a "Watch List".
7:31-They are the ones who encript their messages.Thats app 35 people in a town the size of Salisbury,so actually that's a lot.Any one of those people could pose a viable threat.Anyone with a code book can decipher a message relevant to that specific code,so targeting a specific group of words is of no benefit whatsoever.
I might just have my computer service cancelled anyway.This is getting ridiculous.Too many gov employees trying to justify their positions and coming up with all kinds of crazy ideas.99.999% of us are completely harmless.
ReplyDeleteDam that means I am on the watch list 377 times? Gov can shove it 377 times too
ReplyDeleteAnyone that buys a hunting license, belongs to a gun club, subscribes to hunting magazines, and has Cabela or Gander Mtn. charge cards is on a "Watch List".
ReplyDeletethere is no one that can go online and not use one of those words at sometime
ReplyDelete3:27 but what about the 0.001%
ReplyDelete7:31-They are the ones who encript their messages.Thats app 35 people in a town the size of Salisbury,so actually that's a lot.Any one of those people could pose a viable threat.Anyone with a code book can decipher a message relevant to that specific code,so targeting a specific group of words is of no benefit whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteF, S, C, P, C, M & T
ReplyDelete6:18, no comprendez????
ReplyDeletePork is my favorite.
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