Entwhistle Syndrome
I was just Googling a book I wanted to offer as reading material, after commenter XWL linked to Amazon, when I was suddenly taken aback for one minute.
Most of us by now have heard of the sad case of the Massachusetts family gunned down in cold blood, allegedly by my compatriot, Neil Entwhistle.
For the record, I think he's as guilty as all get out.
Also, I think Brits should stay out of Massachusetts, as that porker Louise Woodward can tell you.
But that's not what made me pause.
It was because Mass police obtained his internet records, and it was found he had been Googling about adult escorts, porn, and how to kill my wife (paraphrased, but you get the gist).
Now, I am hardly the paranoid type -- I leave that to my Mata Hari-like mother --, but in the past few days, I've become hyper-aware of my Googling.
What will people think, when they discover my nefarious searches on Google??
So in the interest of public disclosure, all the rage in this post-Jerry Springer world of ours, I will pre-empt police sleuthing and reveal my recent Google search records, here and now.
(Clicks on "History" in the IE bar up top)
"Brazilian transvestite book"
"Windsor Castle litter disrepect"
"Hot Peruvian dishes"
"French Monk sex"
"Naked Snorkeling Bahamas"
"Dorks"
"How to kill my condo president"
...Honest, Officer. I was doing 55.
Most of us by now have heard of the sad case of the Massachusetts family gunned down in cold blood, allegedly by my compatriot, Neil Entwhistle.
For the record, I think he's as guilty as all get out.
Also, I think Brits should stay out of Massachusetts, as that porker Louise Woodward can tell you.
But that's not what made me pause.
It was because Mass police obtained his internet records, and it was found he had been Googling about adult escorts, porn, and how to kill my wife (paraphrased, but you get the gist).
Now, I am hardly the paranoid type -- I leave that to my Mata Hari-like mother --, but in the past few days, I've become hyper-aware of my Googling.
What will people think, when they discover my nefarious searches on Google??
So in the interest of public disclosure, all the rage in this post-Jerry Springer world of ours, I will pre-empt police sleuthing and reveal my recent Google search records, here and now.
(Clicks on "History" in the IE bar up top)
"Brazilian transvestite book"
"Windsor Castle litter disrepect"
"Hot Peruvian dishes"
"French Monk sex"
"Naked Snorkeling Bahamas"
"Dorks"
"How to kill my condo president"
...Honest, Officer. I was doing 55.








3 Comments:
Yeah, I caught that, too, about Internet records. I thought the authorities couldn't do that but then, as Wilford Brimley said in Absence of Malice, "Amazing things what a subpeenee can do." (I paraphrase, but you get the gist.)
Or maybe it was just as unglamorous a method as you describe: they turned on his computer, opened his browser, clicked on his history and that was that.
Now, pardon me while I click on the "delete history" button in "Tools."
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Pete, at Thu Feb 16, 07:23:00 am GMT-5
When you Googled "dorks," did they get my good side? Just wondering.
By
SippicanCottage, at Thu Feb 16, 09:00:00 am GMT-5
But have you tried,
"Brazilian disrespect"
"Windsor Castle transvestite"
"French Monk Snorkeling"
"Naked Dorks"
"How to Kill Sex"
or the grand convergence of search terms
"Bahamas Dorks Condo President French Monk Transvestite Peruvian Hot Naked Dishes Snorkeling"
By
XWL, at Thu Feb 16, 03:21:00 pm GMT-5
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