Given the amount of times logging onto TS/porn/escort/ sites does anyone have any concerns whether this gets flagged up with their ISP?
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Given the amount of times logging onto TS/porn/escort/ sites does anyone have any concerns whether this gets flagged up with their ISP?
nope .
Hi Libby babe,
I like your style.
I just thought it might be a bit overboard of me checking 24/7 365 days to see if you are coming to Inverness.
Love ya xxx
I don't worry one bit. It's legal where I'm at.
It's legal where he's at too, if Inverness is actually his location. Mostly they're hopping around the moorland pusuing winsome sheep up there, can't think why anybody'd care about him whacking the spurtle to TS porn...Quote:
Originally Posted by Willie Escalade
Ok MacShreach!
Some of my ex girlfriends have been winsome sheep.
Don't get personal.
ROFL good one bud!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cerberus
A little!
Love the "nope" Libby !
I always use "private browsing" on Safari on my Mac , and reset it after each use (takes seconds) , whether that makes the slightest difference I don't really know! You know they ARE snooping on us when you log on to a more "exotic" web site and they flag up escorts that live close by rather than Liverpool or Manchester etc.... so not only do they know you log on to porn etc , they know the area you are logging on from . I wish they'd stop offering me Waynetta from Waltham Cross or Beryl from Watford from www.muntersrus.com it's just not my bag!
timid... I think private browsing is more for your domestic privacy at your end - ie a wife, girlfriend, parent, kid or people in your office looking at your history. It doesn't alter what the ISP logs. (Oh and in your office it may well be logged on their own server)
And the ISP do know what you'e looked at - Google targets adverts at you.
But what the hell.....
VPN - baby!
Im so private I dont even know what Im looking at half the time.
There a government database somewhere that keeps logs on everyone's internet searches.
But there's also safety in numbers, unless you're doing something illegal. You should check out how to do anonymous internet surfing if you're scared that everyone knows you look at porn, which by the way 99% of most internet users do too.
Yeah- if they can't read the chatter to stop bombers like the Boston guys they're certainly hardly going to worry about a few people talking about and looking at porn
Pretty much. What we do is legal and we're not important enough for anyone to care about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
Remember, "Baaa" means "No."Quote:
Originally Posted by Cerberus
Damn, thats where ive been going wrong!Quote:
Originally Posted by BiBoyinBeantown
There are some upset sheep out there :hide-1:
Yeah but is that 'No' as in 'I have a headache' or 'No' as in 'Fuckmefuckme big boy, tickle my tonsils from the other side?'Quote:
Originally Posted by BiBoyinBeantown
All the ones I've been with went Meeeehh!
So I guess they were saying yes! yes! Oh yes!
Has anyone ever been with a black one though?
Fuckin must be a quiet night in I-toon the necht :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cerberus
"Baaa" always means "Baaa". And don't you forget it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacShreach
Total faith that if the government is spying on my computer activities, they'll make the right decisions. Total faith!
Everything i look at online is legal so I don't care if they track it.
No no, those were actually goats. But goats are total sluts, so you're in the clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cerberus
I don't think it's name was Billy although I was drunk.
Are you gay? Shoulda been called Nanny...butyour secret is safe here...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cerberus
Oh yes I remember now. She was Nanny but used to be called Billy.
I guess she was a hung Angel.
It's not illegal, so I don't give a shit.
I doubt ISPs are that stupid to think that many people don't view porn.
They're monitoring our phone calls, too, BTW.Quote:
Originally Posted by giovanni_hotel
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=1...1#.UYa2jKLqmSo
I discuss illegal things on the phone and the internet, but nothing the Federal Government would give a shit about.