Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for April 15, 2015

Can I get some “privacy” here???!!!

I just want a privacy starting gun I do not miss or jump.

That explains the unusual responses offered in discussions of the right to privacy arising from examination of the wording of the Fourth Amendment.It suddenly makes sense that privacy is never mentioned.

And the odd reaction to web browser privacy settings.Especially that popup blocker checkbox.

Did you tell him the truth?

You mean it isn’t??? Nobody told me!!! -Heard from Dogsniff today … he’s still banned. Just silly “stuff” !!!

that’s how you know the cheese is working

And our government thinks “privacy” is another word for “snooping.”

Moms always tell stories about their children that are likely to embarrass those still-young children. And I guess early word confusion related to pooping is not unusual, given the reticence of adults to discuss normal bodily functions openly. And then they wonder why their kids are confused…. “Don’t do that! Do that! Do that for Mommy! Don’t do that in front of Mommy!” Can I get some privacy here?

Cookie, anyone?

I am reminded of this.

So, all the times his parents wanted privacy while they were “doing it”, the kid thought they were pooping together?

Nah. I just gave up and moved on.If you spend every life correcting the flaws engendered by your family and peer group, you would never do anything else, and probably wouldn’t even do that very well.If you are going to expand your mind beyond your ego shell and fly, it has to be without taking time to decorate and memorialize the shell.

Yes, I am still hereThere is no privacy in the digital age.

WHO FLAGGED DOGSNIFF?

Yeah, I’ve been away for a couple weeks, I’m just now trying to catch up a little, and am surprised to see “Free Dogsniff” tags! (Although, I probably shouldn’t be too surprised, given the way this keeps happening.) Does anyone have any idea what happened?