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In response to "anytime you go with "you violated my privacy!" when you get caught at something = even more guilty -- nm" by Beaker

right? -- nm

Posted by Andie Jan 23 '13, 10:01

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Definitely true. My took the same approach with me. She's on some shakey legal ground with the email snooping though. -- nm - Inigo Jan 23, 10:05 6
- You think he should have her arrested for going through his email? -- nm - amoxy Jan 23, 10:10 2
  - Not at all. Just saying he could take that course, - Inigo Jan 23, 10:13 1
    - You and me both -- nm - amoxy Jan 23, 10:13
- but what does being "legal" or not have to do with it? -- nm - Don Homer Jan 23, 10:06 1
  - Just that the letter writer needs to be more carefulin case her husband wants to nuke from orbit. -- nm - Inigo Jan 23, 10:09
- My ex ^ -- nm - Inigo Jan 23, 10:06
it's the patented "uh oh, I'm boned...how can I turn this around?...I know, make it about what she did!" manuever -- nm - Beaker Jan 23, 10:02 4
- yeah, but sneaking into your partner's emails is kind of shady as well. nm -- nm - groiny Jan 23, 10:04 3
  - it is. sure. but it's not as bad as cheating, so, limited sympathy there. -- nm - Andie Jan 23, 10:08
  - he shouldn't have given her cause to not trust him in the first place. -- nm - znufrii Jan 23, 10:07 1
    - I dunno man, it sure is possible that he did nothing but flirt. - groiny Jan 23, 10:13

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