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  • 100% and I sure as shit ain't posting it here. 🤣

  • Nope. If anything they see shocks them, a) that's their problem, not mine and b) serves them right for snooping

  • To be honest law enforcement (at least in the IT department of things) would be pretty used to anything at this point so why feel embarrassed?

    You'll probably be added to a tally on the wall listed with examples such as: 'How to blow your own dick?' or 'Another Bronie.' or 'Wiki rabbit hole addict.'

  • Nah, at worst I'm just searching for things I should reasonably know like "do I need to cook X before eating" or something. Why would I ever search for something weird with my search history on?

  • When I was younger, I'd be mortified. Now? "If into the archives you go, only pain will you find." You didn't have to look, so that's on you, my dude.

  • I have a habbit of searching my own name a few times a week and sorting by new, to check if my name appears somewhere. It makes sense to me, but I would be self-conscious about it if someone asked me why tf I am looking myself up so often as if I'm famous

    • My full name is the same as that of a comic book character in an obscure comic book. I don't have any major social media accounts, so most of the results that come up are of that character.

  • I’m sure they’d be thrilled to look into my wanting better turn signals for my car and turn signals at all for my bike.

  • Sup peeps! Take a break, I'm not going anywhere. They don't pay you enough to stay in that van all day.

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