But how anonymous is that really? Maybe at a public computer someplace. It does need to be reported.

oh yes. Phillypd is using homeland security to invesigate those IPs who complain about parked cars. And I thought I was paranoid.

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Hey, some idiot tried to make a fraudulent charge to my credit card a few months ago and I was able to get the IP address myself without any police or government or corporate help with one simple call to the website where the charge was made. The internet isn't as anonymous as you think.

Oh blue, youre really barking up the wrong tree about net anonymity... And I can personally guarantee that pod isn't interested in the locationof a person who gives sucha complaint. Youre mixing apples with oranges.

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I agree, because he's probably getting laid.

Or she, hey, it's a 2 way st.



Just use the payphone, you never know.

Don't want the cop pissed at you, because they will find out who you are unless you block your #, but then again, who knows, stick w/ the pay phone, right when he..........or she.............gets into trouble if in fact they are doing what I'm saying.

are you people this stupid, even by phillyblog standards?

Fine. I'm currently in rit. Square, in a highrise. On an iPhone. 10 million to the first person who can give the addy and apt. No.

Edit-3 hours, as I have enough cracked out netheads next to me

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psssssssst, blueroses, we watchin' you.

Really, we are. We have your IP. And youre digits.

Its our job. Why do you think we're here.

I wish not to discriminate, so I am watching season 12, episode 5 of southpark, downloaded via itunes, as I wash myself in powdered sugar in an adult diaper while listening to the editors on my iphone, and munching on warm italian bread brought to my door by one of philly's finest.

Don't get me wrong, blueroses. I watch you while you think you're alone.

I have smacked my own warm titty with croissants warmed by the grill. My wife knows that when I get home late at night, nothing other than grease against my bosom can forsake my penchant for addresses given against an internet protocol. If only I can digest all that is abound in phillyblog. If only I can quaff. I have felt your location blueroses, and it shall now be the crux of my soul. My greasy bosom. My sh*t t*tty.

This is big brother blueroses, this is big brother. A dalinian attribute towards the obscene that mechanizes itself towards an apostrophe.

My balls are stiff with funnel cake, my taint is filled with beer. No matter how sad that sounds, you are lowlier if you think the world cares about your location.

Suck my diaper down at pink pastry tomorrow as I eat my usually cheap breakfast. You're pathetic. Oh, and stupid. Oh, and eat my sugary taint, as it is about as existent as the big brother looking up your IP.

EDIT-oops, forgot to cough as you're touchin' my nut.

FIN, BI%^H. You've done been powned.

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Oops, forgot to say the word monkeyballs. Always love that word.

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Can I have the cop illegally park on my sidewalk and make me cross the street? Maybe that would solve both our problems, I want more police around, you don't want them on your sidewalk.

If there is an available spot nearby then yeah the cop should park in a space (but it would be metered and then someone would complain that the cop is taking up a spot and not feeding the meter) but if there is no parking and the cop is on legitimate business (even if it's getting a cuppa I would think that merchants like police to frequent their place) then is it really 'wrong'?

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There are plenty of places for an officer to park. I can't imagine why they park on the sidewalk. The post office police often illegally park by the hydrants when mail comes in; at that hour the police might as well do the same.

I think the police park there at that time while kids go to school. When I'm on fabric row in the morning there seems to be a high amount of officers on 4th making sure that the kids get to school safely.

Just make a roll call complaint and I promise that the boogie man won't get you. No one collected the 10million dollars I offered, so they won't find you that quickly.

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