The NSA is spying on you !!! YES YOU !!!

[builder]

My spelling is impecable on things that matter, such as the assignments I hand in for school, this is not that important...

 

So you'll overlook your lack of a brain and a sense of humour then?

 

Oh, I forgot to mention, there's two "c's" in impeccable. So you have three strikes and you're out.

[manicmonday]

I love you watching you two fight.

 

Damn and I'm out of Pop Tarts

[builder]

I'm playing real nice.

 

Honest injun I am.

[snafu]

Well no, he isnt out in a cornfield with a baseball bat bashing anyone.....BUT he IS making (or signing) new laws against it....

 

there shouldnt be extra laws....it should be allowed under our constitution...

 

 

What laws is he signing? There are no new laws against gays that I know of. They don't want to make new laws for gays is the issue. Gays want specal laws for them. If I'm wrong I'd like to see the new law.

[Lethalfind]

So you'll overlook your lack of a brain and a sense of humour then?

 

If I thought it was worth addressing I would have...

[smutt butt]

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2006-05-10-nsa_x.htm?POE=NEWISVA

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If it saves 1 american life, even a liberal turds life, i say so what.

[builder]

If I thought it was worth addressing I would have...

 

When that fuse in your hat burns down, we might see a new improved lethal. Who knows?

 

You could stand a bit closer to the barber for starters.

[Gallytuck]

A man with nothing to hide is a man with nothing to fear. The question people should be asking is "Do I want to live; or do I want to die in another terrorist attack"?

 

Define "nothing to hide".

 

The question people should really be asking is "Why do we still fall for all this bullshit?"

 

You'd be best to start worrying more about what your government has in store for you than what some sand****** with a rucksack on a bus is up to.

[atlantic]

Define "nothing to hide".

 

The question people should really be asking is "Why do we still fall for all this bullshit?"

 

You'd be best to start worrying more about what your government has in store for you than what some sand****** with a rucksack on a bus is up to.

Nothing to hide: As in terrorist activities plain and simple. The government doesn't have the time or money to chase around petty shit right now.

[Lethalfind]

When that fuse in your hat burns down, we might see a new improved lethal. Who knows?

 

You could stand a bit closer to the barber for starters.

 

You must be using some quaint Austrailian sayings because I have no idea what your talking about...

[jokersarewild]

You must be using some quaint Austrailian sayings because I have no idea what your talking about...

Look at your avatar, you dumb bitch.

 

And to address "atlantic"...

 

Even a person with everything to hide couldn't possibly do more damage to us than the fucktards in the white house...like those rights you want to give away? Who's taking them? The fucktards in the white house.

 

Terrorist vs. US Cronies...hmm...pig-shit lagoons, defecit, attempted murder, etc, etc.(and that's just the cronies small stuff...)

[Lethalfind]

When that fuse in your hat burns down, we might see a new improved lethal. Who knows?

 

You could stand a bit closer to the barber for starters.

 

I guess I need to point this out for you Builder since your below the average intelligence, my avatar is not a picture of me...

[builder]

I guess I need to point this out for you Builder since your below the average intelligence, my avatar is not a picture of me...

 

We've seen your picture. Your avatar is a vast improvement.

[phreakwars]

We've seen your picture. Your avatar is a vast improvement.

 

 

10 !!

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[Lethalfind]

10 !!

 

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LOL, have either of you looked in the mirror recently...clearly you haven't or maybe you need to have a look when your sober...

[manicmonday]

LOL, have either of you looked in the mirror recently...clearly you haven't or maybe you need to have a look when your sober...

 

 

Actually, if I put some mascara and eye liner on builder he would be quite fetching.

 

Phreak, after his last haircut, not so bad. I don't fuck hamsters, but he's ok:D

[builder]

LOL, have either of you looked in the mirror recently...clearly you haven't or maybe you need to have a look when your sober...

 

It's the tongue, isn't it?

 

http://Off Topic Forum.com/data/500/tongue_too.jpg

[builder]

Actually, if I put some mascara and eye liner on builder he would be quite fetching.

 

That would be a good photoshop idea MM.

[phreakwars]

Phreak, after his last haircut, not so bad. I don't fuck hamsters, but he's ok:D

 

I could have used a little more VO-5.

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[builder]

I could have used a little more VO-5.

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And some football socks stuffed down the jocks always helps too.

[manicmonday]

And some football socks stuffed down the jocks always helps too.

 

 

When a a guy is wearing a shirt with purple flowers on it, I don't think his main concern is about the jock size;)

[builder]

When a a guy is wearing a shirt with purple flowers on it, I don't think his main concern is about the jock size;)

 

I was more concerned with the thigh-high boots and bum-hugger vinyl pants.

[jokersarewild]

I was more concerned with the thigh-high boots and bum-hugger vinyl pants.

 

You silly old geezer! Style's for, well, NOT YOU...

[TerroristHater]

First of all Ben Franklin is dead. Although I respect him, he doesn't live with the risks we do today. Second Lethal's right in that I used to listen to cell calls and cordless ones on my scanner. You just drive around and pick it up. Real simple. These records they are collecting are of who and where you called. Not what you said.

 

As long as that is the extent of what they are doing then it's fine. The minute they start eavesdropping they damn well better have a warrant or anything they overhear is 100% inadmissible in a court of law. Not to mention a violation of people's expected right of privacy.

 

[TerroristHater]

CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- A lawsuit filed Monday on behalf of author Studs Terkel and others seeks to stop AT&T from giving customer phone records to the National Security Agency without a court order.

The plaintiffs, who also include a doctor and a state lawmaker, said they rely on confidentiality in their work and are worried their clients will be less likely to phone them if they think the government collects lists of the numbers they are calling.

USA Today reported on May 11 that AT&T and other phone companies complied with an NSA request for the phone records of millions of ordinary Americans after the Sept. 11 attacks.

AT&T, based in San Antonio, Texas, said Monday it is obliged to assist government agencies responsible for protecting the public, as allowed within the law.

The six plaintiffs, whose legal team includes lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union, claim the telephone giant violated the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which prevents phone companies from releasing records to the government unless there is an emergency.

The lawsuit, filed in federal district court, seeks to include all Illinois AT&T customers as plaintiffs in a class action. The plaintiffs are not seeking monetary damages.

"Having been blacklisted from working in television during the McCarthy era, I know the harm of government using private corporations to intrude into the lives of innocent Americans," Terkel said in a statement. "When government uses the telephone companies to create massive databases of all our phone calls it has gone too far."

Harvey Grossman of the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois said the NSA program could interfere with the ability of lawyers to deal with their clients and doctors to communicate with patients.

The plaintiffs besides Terkel are Democratic Illinois state lawmaker Barbara Flynn Currie; Rabbi Gary Gerson of Temple B'nai Abraham Zion in Oak Park; Diane Geraghty, a Loyola University law professor; attorney James Montgomery, former corporation counsel for the City of Chicago; and Dr. Quinten Young, a doctor and advocate for health care reform.

The action follows similar lawsuits filed in other U.S. states.

The Bush administration has urged a judge to dismiss a similar case, saying it threatens to divulge state secrets and jeopardize national security. The government argued in briefs that the courts cannot decide the constitutionality of the president's asserted wartime powers to eavesdrop on Americans without warrants.

 

Look out Chimpy and Dicky!!! He comes the consequences of your actions!!!!