05-17-2014, 09:46 PM
I am so torn on this privacy subject. On one hand I am a friendly trusting guy. I realize that most anyone wanting to find out where I live could easily find that info out. I found out my High School best friends address, home phone, new wife's name, their kids names, that his parents had died etc all on the internet in about an hour. I hadn't had contact with him in 41 years. Called him up the other day and we reconnected. That was nice. He still rides as well.(in High School in 1965 we used to terrorize the neighborhoods...first on a Honda C110 50cc sport ( him) and me on an Aermacchi 50. Then we both got Honda 160s. Then I got a 305, then a 350 and he bought a 59 Harley Sportster. When he went away to college I traded him my 350 for his Harley Sportster. Last time I saw him we were in our early 20s. He was living in Tennessee with his high school sweetheart wife and 2 kids, and I rode down to see him on my RD 350 and was dating the young lass that would become Mrs Ferret who Just celebrated 40 years of marriage with me last week. See? Was sharing that info dangerous to me?
I won't do facebook.
When you watch a show like NCIS or Criminal minds where they have computer gurus sitting there that can pull up nearly anything on anybody, you wonder just how much power the government has. Too much I fear in some instances.
Guess I am just going to live my life, let you guys know too much about me, and try not to worry too much. I ride motorcycles. That's dangerous enough to worry about.
I won't do facebook.
When you watch a show like NCIS or Criminal minds where they have computer gurus sitting there that can pull up nearly anything on anybody, you wonder just how much power the government has. Too much I fear in some instances.
Guess I am just going to live my life, let you guys know too much about me, and try not to worry too much. I ride motorcycles. That's dangerous enough to worry about.