[quehegan]

I couldn't believe this story when i ready it but she tried to turn hey boyfriend into the cops because she thought he downloaded kiddie porn, but she got arrested from what they found.

[Albert Lionheart]

Could not have happened to a nicer person!

[Blackmirror]

Thats sick

[Albert Lionheart]

Sorry to disagree - thats stupidity and life.

[Blackmirror]

Well im sorry Albert it takes a special kind of sick person to < BEEP> a dog

[Albert Lionheart]

I agree - and so is sticking a hamster up your tradesman's entrance, but people do it. It is a pity however that the media find it necessary to tell the rest of the world about it all the time - I would rather not know about it.
Thank you for your patience.

[Blackmirror]

Putting a what where ?

[Albert Lionheart]

It is allegedly called felching - this link explains it ALL - don't thank me for extending your education.
YouTube - Felching with a Gerbil

[Blackmirror]

You said a hamster a gerbil is a different animal

I used to keep them as a girl
Breed like rabbits

[Albert Lionheart]

I doubt the parties involved cared very much what it was. Armageddon!

[Gunner]

Was the dog in legal age of consent? It would have to be....what, 3?
Like a 14-15 year old boy with older woman did not call it abuse but "LUCKY".
(don't even start on me with that remark)

[Albert Lionheart]

I tend to side with the youth - but we don't know what she was like, do we?

[Gunner]

This whole digital forensics has me at odds. If I had something illegal and threw it
away and it was recovered and my prints were on it and I was charged for possession
of something illegal, is that right? I had something illegal but now I don't.
She/He/Whoever had a pic, deleted it, and now it was recovered and charged as
if the pic was hanging in their living room. I just have a hard time with this.
So sue me.

[quehegan]

Originally Posted by Gunner

This whole digital forensics has me at odds. If I had something illegal and threw it
away and it was recovered and my prints were on it and I was charged for possession
of something illegal, is that right?

Under American law you would we in trouble. If they can prove you had it then you have it.

Originally Posted by Gunner

I had something illegal but now I don't.
She/He/Whoever had a pic, deleted it, and now it was recovered and charged as
if the pic was hanging in their living room. I just have a hard time with this.
So sue me.

I don't like how she said hey he has this and they searched the laptop even though it wasn't hers. I could say that about anyone, does that mean they can search anyones computer based on my accusation? If they had a warrant it would be different. Its illegal to read someones mail without a warrant but to scan someones hard drive seems to be ok now.

[Blackmirror]

Come on she had sex with a dog

Now im sorry but thats as bad a Welshman and his sheep
baaaaaaaaaa

[Gunner]

"If they can prove you had it then you have it."
That's the rub. Someone slips me a pic among other pics and I see at some point
it is an illegal pic. I tear it up and throw it away. It's recovered and I'm charged.
Or some download site passed an illegal pic down to me and when I see it I delete it.
Forensics finds it and bada-bing.
Foul to me.
If I wrote a suicide note on computer, changed my mind and deleted it and now
had no intentions of doing myself harm, would I still be committed under Baker's Act?
It gets a little murky to me.
BTW, I have no illegal anything now or ever in my possession.

[Albert Lionheart]

Don't want to get to detailed about this, but I would have thougt that was impossible. Without putting too fine a point on it, dogs have different bits that actually screw together and lock until either it is all over or someone throws a bucket of cold water over them. Hence the expression "dog-knotted"

[Blackmirror]

seriously the poor dog
hasnt she heard of a cucumber
waits for my slap

[Albert Lionheart]

SLAP! Stop stirring this one, Donna!

[Blackmirror]

No
Im in one of those moods