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Parents who share pictures of their children on social media putting their human rights at risk, UN
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/ ^
| 6/29/18
| Olivia Rudgard
Posted on 06/29/2018 5:10:15 PM PDT by BBell
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To: BBell
If people are posting pictures with geotags there is a danger of stalkers.
You never know what nutjob sees your kids' photo and 'falls in love'.
To: BBell
It’s the bragging syndrome. I have a few of them among my Facebook friends. I hide the post and move on.
To: firebrand
I ignore them because my kids are better and my grand daughter is cuter!
Grand daughter: Pappa you are smart!
Me to daughter: $$$$ just said I was smart!
Daughter: oh boy a 2 year old thinks you're smart.
me: she's almost 3!
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06/29/2018 7:39:53 PM PDT
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BBell
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To: BBell
The Onion makes the absurd so funny, it’s not funny. The absurd reality today is that reality is getting to be ridiculously absurd.
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06/29/2018 8:27:14 PM PDT
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pigsmith
(Liberals can't make the connection between their politics and the decline of everything around them.)
To: BBell
lol
very clever.
Smart phones are for idiots.(;>)
And each day we find this to be more and more the truth.
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06/29/2018 10:30:39 PM PDT
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GOP Poet
To: BBell
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posted on
06/29/2018 10:36:43 PM PDT
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GOP Poet
To: GOP Poet
I have a wonderful daughter. She thinks I’m an idiot.
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06/29/2018 10:41:36 PM PDT
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BBell
(Ich bin Eine Wenig Teekanne ):>()
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