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Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Do you even care what they're up to?
Same reason cats drive by their neighborhood after a breakupWhy the fukk would I do that![]()
Only one of them because she looks so much better now. Take me back bytch![]()
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How much better? Lemme see.Only one of them because she looks so much better now. Take me back bytch![]()
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Same reason cats drive by their neighborhood after a breakup![]()
It's $3.49/g in the bay area and my cousin still did it recently.Who does this? This sounds like a Drake lyric
Imagine driving to an ex's neighborhood when gas is at $2.79/g![]()
Same reason cats drive by their neighborhood after a breakup![]()
You not a little curious about what she up to?not really
At least a dozen U.S. National Security Agency employees have been caught using secret government surveillance tools to spy on the emails or phone calls of their current or former spouses and lovers in the past decade, according to the intelligence agency’s internal watchdog.
The practice is known in intelligence world shorthand as “LOVEINT” and was disclosed by the NSA Office of the Inspector General in response to a request by the Senate Judiciary Committee’s top Republican Charles Grassley for a report on abuses of the NSA’s surveillance authority.
In one instance in 2005, a military member of the NSA queried six email addresses of a former American girlfriend - on the first day he obtained access to the data collection system. He later testified that “he wanted to practice on the system” and gained no information as a result of his queries.
In another instance, a foreign woman who was employed by the U.S. government suspected that her lover, an NSA civilian employee, was listening to her phone calls. She shared her suspicion with another government employee, who reported it.
An investigation found the man abused NSA databases from 1998 to 2003 to snoop on nine phone numbers of foreign women and twice collected communications of an American, according to the inspector general’s report.