Conquer Club

:shock
Watch 60 minutes this Sunday, if you want the truth about your so called privacy
Less than 5 minutes to get any info about you that they want
Via GLOBAL breach in WiFi

How many watched?
Are you still feeling secure?
And have you really read the agreements to the sites you visited including this one?

And for the premium players do you really think the card info you used for membership is safe
Think again!

why did you add a u to "humor"?

Army of GOD wrote:why did you add a u to "humor"?

Perhaps he prefers to use English English. A better question would be why do some people remove the "u"?

I blame Daniel Webster personally. I wish that guy was dead. That's how strongly I feel about his dictionary.

Army of GOD wrote:why did you add a u to "humor"?

Actually AOG either spelling is accepted, but I choose the older precise spelling
Most people claim I am ambiguous in what I write, so i actually try not to be.

Do you have a comment about the topic or are you trolling out of boredom?

jgordon1111 wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:why did you add a u to "humor"?

Actually AOG either spelling is accepted, but I choose the older precise spelling
Most people claim I am ambiguous in what I write, so i actually try not to be.

Do you have a comment about the topic or are you trolling out of boredom?

Can't speak for AoG, but I didn't watch it. It's not shown here in the UK .

I'm not sure I can agree with you on the spelling though.

jgordon1111 wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:why did you add a u to "humor"?

Actually AOG either spelling is accepted, but I choose the older precise spelling
Most people claim I am ambiguous in what I write, so i actually try not to be.

Do you have a comment about the topic or are you trolling out of boredom?

Its AoG it's just kinda what he does.

So, it seems everyone here still has the dream of privacy or security

Symmetry wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:why did you add a u to "humor"?

Perhaps he prefers to use English English. A better question would be why do some people remove the "u"?

I blame Daniel Webster personally. I wish that guy was dead. That's how strongly I feel about his dictionary.

Hark! Ye olde Briton doth approache! To correct thy verbiage and letters.

To the quick! Turn ye self widdershins thrice, to forever banish his visage pass tincture of salt and heather over thy sinister shoulder!

-TG

*sigh*

Harke! Ye olde Britonian doth approache maessere! To correct repsan thyn verbiage and letters.

Thine was supposed to come before words beginning with vowels (a la "an"). If you're gonna correct me, you better step to correct, son.

I just wanted to jive sym a little, the point was made.

-TG

Just as well,

And btw the head of the nsa participated, and was shocked at what he learned, his comments included he speaks with the president about security, and that the companies which are all phone and internet knowing this was happening and possible was criminal.

FUK the Ole English!

Back on topic before Symm starts posting half naked men.

We have more to fear from corporations than the government about your privacy fears in the western democracies. When was the last time you got spammed and/or calls from the government? Corporations know more about your health and credit worthiness, than any government.

Beware Big Brother aka Corporations!

As usual you show again that you have no idea of what you post f b s

The humour of this thread is that jgordon is trying to teach us that we have no privacy and no one is responding to the topic at hand, because we all know that already.
Although, in my book, this doesn't really count as humour. Anyway, I'm glad we're adding the English 'u' to words again, no matter how useless it may be. I think the words look nice with a 'u' added, but that's just my opinion.

- JBlombier

JBlombier wrote:The humour of this thread is that jgordon is trying to teach us that we have no privacy and no one is responding to the topic at hand, because we all know that already.
Although, in my book, this doesn't really count as humour. Anyway, I'm glad we're adding the English 'u' to words again, no matter how useless it may be. I think the words look nice with a 'u' added, but that's just my opinion.

- JBlombier

Ty blombier, not actually trying to teach, trying to inform on the magnitude and real security that exists, and that it's already known to govts and corporations world wide, and everyone was kept in the dark for as long as possible

wait hold on before we go further is it priiiiiivacy or prrrrivacy???

THE BURDEN


Bollocks.

jgordon1111 wrote::shock
Watch 60 minutes this Sunday, if you want the truth about your so called privacy
Less than 5 minutes to get any info about you that they want
Via GLOBAL breach in WiFi

yeah, I haven't signed up for anything or installed any apps, and just clicking on an app to see what the hell it is will get you ad-bombed for that click whether you meant to check it out, install it, or just by accident. I just updated to smart phone status in March, I am sad because I was really rockin the whole 'no tatts AND a flip phone' one in a million gig to the point I could crack any woman up just by seeming to oh so casually hit my much practiced revelation flip moves.

Good lookin out JG

btw this is post 'hey excuse me, can I ask you a question real quick. Does it look like a chunk is missing from the moon?'

Bernie Sanders wrote:FUK the Ole English!

Back on topic before Symm starts posting half naked men.

We have more to fear from corporations than the government about your privacy fears in the western democracies. When was the last time you got spammed and/or calls from the government? Corporations know more about your health and credit worthiness, than any government.

Beware Big Brother aka Corporations!

and those who butter the elected politicians bread and are thus owed 'favors' on various flavors... the corporations run the government and use it like an exoskeleton around themselves to protect the unwashed masses from their own rights to dangerously unprofitable privacy

Phatscotty wrote:

Bernie Sanders wrote:FUK the Ole English!

Back on topic before Symm starts posting half naked men.

We have more to fear from corporations than the government about your privacy fears in the western democracies. When was the last time you got spammed and/or calls from the government? Corporations know more about your health and credit worthiness, than any government.

Beware Big Brother aka Corporations!

and those who butter the elected politicians bread and are thus owed 'favors' on various flavors... the corporations run the government and use it like an exoskeleton around themselves to protect the unwashed masses from their own rights to dangerously unprofitable privacy

Correct.

With all due respect, the author of this thread is surprisingly ignorant or thinks others are as ignorant as him.

JBlombier wrote:The humour of this thread is that jgordon is trying to teach us that we have no privacy and no one is responding to the topic at hand, because we all know that already.
Although, in my book, this doesn't really count as humour. Anyway, I'm glad we're adding the English 'u' to words again, no matter how useless it may be. I think the words look nice with a 'u' added, but that's just my opinion.

- JBlombier

Damn right.

Or, if some prefer-

Dam rite.

I thought everyone knew all their details that have been used online and not could be found? It's not exactly hard to do for a regular person like me and you: addresses, card details, whatever. I know someone that does it.

Ya know its all fun and games till you have an onlinestalker

apey wrote:Ya know its all fun and games till you have an onlinestalker

Leave me the f*ck alone already!