Black On The 4th Of July: Blogger Shares Unpleasant Plane Experience After Spotting

[Anti-Anime]

These CaCs always go for the N-word whenever they're the least bit frazzled. That's the problem here.

Exactly, the bytch went for her clutch, the n-word is the issue not her weight problem.

 

[Taadow]

You're a dumbass. Our phones are our private business. Fatass had no reason to be reading the text of her neighbor. Or are you cool with your neighbors going in your mailbox and reading your mail?

That's not the same thing, though.

The federal government oversees the postal system, so they regulate that and prosecute people who tamper with mail. The same federal government will tap your "private" phone whenever they have "probable cause".

Besides, you gotta do a lot of work to read somebody elses' mail - not so with phones. It's one thing to say our phone communication should be private, but it's not totally. We find ourselves knowledgeable about other peoples' "private" calls all day everyday. Why? Because they use them in public and we can hear what they say. It's out there. It ain't private anymore.


...and, if you text a picture of your dicc to a broad, but she sends it to her friends, it ain't private anymore.

...and, if you leave your phone lying around your spot and your girl goes through it and gets mad, it ain't private anymore.

...and, if you're talkin' to a broad on the phone, but your little sister is on the other phone listening, it ain't private anymore.

...and, if you call the police because someone breaks into your house and you chit on yourself because you got scared and the police give your call to the news, it ain't private anymore.

You (and other folk in here) are talking like ol' gurl took the phone out of the lady's hands and read it. Looks like she saw in her Field Of Vision (citing precedent: Seinfeld) and it caught her attention. That happens in public. While y'all BOOWLsheeitin', the fat chick can look wherever she wants with her eyes in public...

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

That's not the same thing, though.

The federal government oversees the postal system, so they regulate that and prosecute people who tamper with mail. The same federal government will tap your "private" phone whenever they have "probable cause".

Besides, you gotta do a lot of work to read somebody elses' mail - not so with phones. It's one thing to say our phone communication should be private, but it's not totally. We find ourselves knowledgeable about other peoples' "private" calls all day everyday. Why? Because they use them in public and we can hear what they say. It's out there. It ain't private anymore.


...and, if you text a picture of your dicc to a broad, but she sends it to her friends, it ain't private anymore.

...and, if you leave your phone lying around your spot and your girl goes through it and gets mad, it ain't private anymore.

...and, if you're talkin' to a broad on the phone, but your little sister is on the other phone listening, it ain't private anymore.

...and, if you call the police because someone breaks into your house and you chit on yourself because you got scared and the police give your call to the news, it ain't private anymore.

You (and other folk in here) are talking like ol' gurl took the phone out of the lady's hands and read it. Looks like she saw in her Field Of Vision (citing precedent: Seinfeld) and it caught her attention. That happens in public. While y'all BOOWLsheeitin', the fat chick can look wherever she wants with her eyes in public...

it was in her field of vision? Foh. You don't just read someones text because they are sitting next to you. You have to turn your head in that direction and focus your eyes on the phone. That fatass was purposely snooping on the woman's phone. Lol "field of vision".

 

[Taadow]

it was in her field of vision? Foh. You don't just read someones text because they are sitting next to you. You have to turn your head in that direction and focus your eyes on the phone. That fatass was purposely snooping on the woman's phone. Lol "field of vision".

...and her head was turned that direction already because she was interacting with the flight attendant. While doing so, she may have been bringing her head (and arm) over and saw the "nig-". That'll make you focus on it after catching your eye, now won't it?

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

...and her head was turned that direction already because she was interacting with the flight attendant. While doing so, she may have been bringing her head (and arm) over and saw the "nig-". That'll make you focus on it after catching your eye, now won't it?

No dummy. The only way you can read someone elses text, is if you're purposely trying to look. The letters are smaller than what you're reading now. You have to really try and look to see what someone is writing when they are sitting directly to your side. Broad is nosy, end of story.

 

[Taadow]

No dummy. The only way you can read someone elses text, is if you're purposely trying to look. The letters are smaller than what you're reading now. You have to really try and look to see what someone is writing when they are sitting directly to your side. Broad is nosy, end of story.

I'm not saying the broad didn't purposely look at the chicks' text - i'm saying she probably saw something in passing that made her look closer...that's why just calling the first chick "nosy" isn't the "end of story".

If somebody is writing/texting something that is derogatory about you and you find out, why the hell should you fall back on some "well, I respect their privacy" ish?

Is that what would do?

 

[No_bammer_weed]

fcking retards in here acting like Ol' girl broke into the racist's house, and rifled through her cabinets. Talkin about "its her private business!"...she's writing racial slurs in public you fckboi's....ol, lemme lay down on this puddle, and you can walk over me so you dont get ya feets wet massa, ass kentucky fried koons.