You ain’t neva lie.
The first time I ever heard about swinging was when a fellow NCO straight up asked me to do his wife! :eek:
You ain’t neva lie.
The first time I ever heard about swinging was when a fellow NCO straight up asked me to do his wife! :eek:
So did you?
He asked…sarcastically…
I almost wondered if the stock market drop was caused by dudes selling off realizing that they needed to move assets before the divorce papers came in…
How does this all shake out now that we’ve opened the door on the whole lifestyle thing. Isn’t this just adding a polyamory ‘P’ to the LGBT…XYZ spectrum? Haven’t all the states taken adultery out of their penal codes? The exclusivity isn’t part of state sanctioned marriage, it part of the religious marriage.
I’ve never heard of anyone losing their job over getting divorced and part of that process it came out that someone cheated. This is just an extension of using a phone to have an affair. Hell, we kept Bill Clinton on as president.
In 30 years, what people today refer to as “traditional marriage”, will be a minority segment of the population.
I don’t doubt that. It bums me out, but the trend is pretty obvious.
Honestly, I really could give a rats ass about couples using the Internet to swing or cheat or whatever they do, I’m not really understanding the whole outrage. Unless your spouse is on that list without your consent, that is. I have long ago come to the conclusion that the people doing the most screaming about a topic are generally hypocrites or projecting their own character flaws. Those demanding tolerance are the most intolerant and those demanding a moral code have none.
However, I would support and even laugh at those using government, or employer resources who end up unemployed.
I’m still trying to figure out how a cheating website WASN’T on the prohibited website list for .gov computers? ![]()
That’s possibly the most optimistically pessimistic post I’ve read in a while. ![]()
Because using the Internet to cheat couldn’t possibly backfire.
Folks should have kept stuff on their own private server in the bathroom… Ha
90% of Congress probably have accounts. You wouldn’t want them to not be able to check things from work would you?
If it leaves them with less time to screw the country up then fine by me
:lol:
More than a 1k points, worst closing in four years.
If you’re a comp sleuth, you could pick up 500K for finding these hackers:
Ashley Madison’s parent company Avid Life Media is offering a $500,000 CDN 1 reward for information leading to the arrest of the hacker or hackers behind the breach of its network.
The announcement was made by Bryce Evans, acting staff superintendent of the Toronto police. ALM is a Canada-based company.
“Today I can confirm that Avid Life Media is offering a $500,000 reward to anyone providing information that leads to the identification, arrest and prosecution of the person or persons responsible for the leak of the Ashley Madison database,” Evans said, according to the BBC.
http://www.wired.com/2015/08/ashley-madison-offering-500k-reward-info-hackers/
When they bump it up to two million someone will bite.
This isn’t the time for them to go cheap and take the beating in civil court.
Good point. I don’t know what the magic $$ is for high end white hat types or orgs to get interested in such a thing, but this would be the time for them to go all in to be sure. Nit sure how catching the hackers will avoid the civil suits however.
At this point there have been two suicides attributed to the leak. I would imagine that might have a bit of an influence on the whole trial.
I would imagine a good defense could go in and show that they had in good faith put up layers of defense against such hacks of data and then present that no matter how well you defend someone can always get in to your system. They could always bring in the guys from the FBI looking at Hillary’s server to show just how easy it is.
Above my pay grade, but it’s my understanding their security was not very good and part of the class action is based on the fact they didn’t do their due diligence on security. We all know many companies do a sh%$ job of protecting their data. Not qualified to say if that’s the case with AM but wouldn’t surprise me.
Lol… The dirty south…hahaha.