CIA following Twitter, Facebook
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Nov 4, 2011
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#63
Is this a surprise? 
The CIA wouldn't be doing their job if they didn't follow Twitter and Facebook.
What, no mention of the NSA?
TheGrobe wrote:
What, no mention of the NSA?
That's yesterdays news, I thought everyone knew NSA has unlimited domestic spying abilities these days. To protect us from terrorists, of course.
What I mean is, shouldn't we be outraged at the duplication of effort? I demand to only pay once to be spied on.
Who am I kidding -- I'm Canadian, the NSA spies on me for free! Woohoo!
Nov 4, 2011
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#68
ilikeflags wrote: the cia knows about my planking adventures then and my kid's baseball games!
They already knew. One of the team members is an undercover CIA midget.
ilikeflags wrote:
Liquidator_Brunt wrote:
the cia knows about my planking adventures then and my kid's baseball games!
I always knew you were a planker!
Oh, wait, mine was with a "W".
ilikeflags wrote:
Liquidator_Brunt wrote:
the cia knows about my planking adventures then and my kid's baseball games!
Interesting game. What the CIA knows about me: I blather endlessly about music; I make lots of bad, tasteless jokes; my girlfriend is way more attractive than I am. Soon, they'll know just how silly my kitten is.
You're doing it wrong:
Could be he just lost his keys.
Probably just another guy who refused to read the directions.
They include the caution: "That's not a mint!"
He's going to need one though.
Nov 4, 2011
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#76
Maybe he can take a bite out of the deodorizer puck in lieu of a mint.
Hah, I thought you were joking.
So far this one's my favourite:
End of discussion.
Making declarations only works if you're actually in charge of something.