February 11, 2009 3:51 PM

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Daniel Sieberg
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by Wookiee-1138 November 21, 2007 8:15 PM EST
You can be sure kids will find a way around such measures if they wish. I was breaking into my dad''s restricted DOS directories to play DOOM even before the internet.
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by likeablunchs November 21, 2007 5:07 AM EST
'' .. as an immortal, i can wish to be a mortal with few wishes come true, but: just as a programmet or a cartoonit can rewrite the story, as an immortal, so too can i .. ''

'' .. from one, infinity .. ''
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by likeablunchs November 21, 2007 4:29 AM EST


'' .. major media refuses market share to those what grow their own lunch, major banks forclose on small farms, while big farms refuse to feed anyone what has no money, while inflated companys pay fortunes to give themselves away to third world countrys to reduce their own cost of living, while folk scream and starve, and armys wage trillion dollar baby raping wars on disgruntled vagrants, while major media ignores starved raped tortured mangled slaughtered kids opting instead to talk about big companys and big armys winning big wars on little filth .. ''

'' .. few civilizations past said: ''close the war, and bring those men back home, we''re go''n to turn the school houses to dare houses''

'' .. i got a great idea: let''s feed the world by taxing and free the world by waring .. with our resources and technology, we can make more progress more quickly than every prior and contemporary culture combined .. ''

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by shadyshall November 20, 2007 6:37 PM EST
Parents absolutely need to monitor their kids internet usage. i use a program like the we they showed called PC Pandora. I love it. But to each his own... bottom line is kids aren''t nearly as tame as they were even 10 years ago. if you don''t protect them by any means possible, you could very well lose them.
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by bennyblack1 November 20, 2007 4:26 PM EST
And, well, she''s still doing mischevious things to me that I have to put up with. They don''t really do to much harm to me, and she no longer has access to any of my info. Let''s just say though, that I''m legally prepared in the event that she DOES try something.
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by bennyblack1 November 20, 2007 4:12 PM EST
Gee, someone who knows about Radio Frequency Identifiers. And that they cause cancer.
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by bennyblack1 November 20, 2007 3:58 PM EST
lastdance4
So, what? You call the TRUTH harrassment? The truth is NOT nor EVER will be politically correct.
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by bennyblack1 November 20, 2007 3:25 PM EST
Dont''s teach your kids how to rap don''t teach your kids to talk that c.r.a.p. Teach them to walk with pride when they walk down the street. To take the bull by the horns and when they pick the rose to mind the thorns. Teach them to do the best they can in everything they do. To wear a slip beneath that dress and a blouse that covers their breasts. Teach them to tuck in that shirt and to wear a belt ''round those pants so you don''t have to wonder "What did I do wrong!"
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by bennyblack1 November 20, 2007 3:12 PM EST
Nowadays, kids are plotting the murders of their own parents.
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by bennyblack1 November 20, 2007 3:10 PM EST
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With the intervention of the internet, if children are allowed to access it, there is NO protection short of spying available. People use the internet to hurt children, break up marriages, have affairs, set up drug deals, buy prostitutes from abroad, and plan terrorist activities. In Austin, a man was prosecuted for using spyware on his estranged wife to monitor her cheating activities. He did it in order to provide evidence that she was cheating and also to protect himself from her and her boyfriends. He was fined $1000 and sentenced to jail for invasion of privacy (!?) Excuse me! Who was the estranged wife? And who was the victim? I understand why he did it, because I fell victim to my second wife, who had another man use my social security numbers, pin numbers, and bank numbers to have my address changed, money transferred, and money spent in my name. While we were still married. How did they do it? By phone and OVER THE INTERNET. I filed a police report and recovered the stolen funds, but had I had some kind of protective measure, I could have prevented all that. You can''t even trust you''re own wife nowadays, and some of you are talking about trusting your kids? You GOT TO BE KIDDING!
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