now you know the rest of the story...

[Chicago]

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[mrlogix]

good info, thanks. I have commented many times to my children about posting images or videos of identifying info such as license plates, house numbers, the interior of our house, etc., etc. Once it is out there in the world wide wallyworld, anyone can use it.

 

[ToneTheMoan]

mrlogix i totally agree! and especially anything going on facebook! i hate facebook! just sayin!

 

[user_deleted]

mrlogix i totally agree! and especially anything going on facebook! i hate facebook! just sayin!

right on tony! and speaking of the incredible time-waster/nonsense/self-absorption/bull**** that is social networking...i give you this:

 

[Cooter]

I just had a conversation with someone (young) and had to remind them that the forums (Facebook), is a permanent record of what, where, when. Some funny drunken post on FB when you're 19, isn't so funny when you graduate college and don't get that perfect job because they look at that public record.

{Tinfoil hat on}
Think you can delete it all?? Re-posting? Facial recognition? Tagging? Tweeting? No way. Skynet is here people!

 

[AZmidget91]

I think the real moral is don't post illegal/incriminating stuff on the internet.

That and Chicago subscribes to some weird people on YouTube....

 

[mrlogix]

I think the real moral is don't post illegal/incriminating stuff on the internet.

not just illegal/criminal, you would be amazed at how much information you can get on someone from the internet and 60-75% is from social networking. I scared the sh*t out of my new wife one day about this. She didn't believe me, so we picked one of her friends that I had never met/known of. I presented to her and her friend (who just met me for this) 48 hours later what I had found. Police record, family history, credit rating, etc., etc. Her friend verified that the info I had developed from some social networking check was accurate. BE AFRAID, VERY AFRAID.

 

[Cooter]

Oh Lord! Don't eat too much of that, Your scooter tires would never take the weight!:angel:











I'm so hungry right now...

 

[GregoXB]

I don't understand why they went after the other guy. He obviously lives in another country, I think Australia, and the chase happened in Pennsylvania. That makes zero sense.

 

[wickedchop]

I don't understand why they went after the other guy. He obviously lives in another country, I think Australia, and the chase happened in Pennsylvania. That makes zero sense.

I caught that immediately, as soon as I heard him speak. The license plates on the cars where two feet wide!!!! I just turned it off, I thought Chicago posted an incorrect video or something. Didn't the original chase happen in Jerzee?

 

[buell248]

don't do facebook!!!