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You may have noticed since the Snowden scandal, there have been a few thinly veiled references to privacy issues. Today's Dilbert suggests that "the government" will be viewing the video of your colonoscopy. 
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Originally posted by Dirty Dave View PostYou may have noticed since the Snowden scandal, there have been a few thinly veiled references to privacy issues. Today's Dilbert suggests that "the government" will be viewing the video of your colonoscopy.
http://www.dilbert.com/
Too funny . . .
It would be so nice if something made sense for a change.
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Relax. Only Clapper and a few dozen close associates will view it - on you tube.Comment
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If I sent him the results of my colonoscopy he'd see a perfect a-hole. Just sayin.
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Muggs you might be a lot of things but an A hole you are notOriginally posted by muggsy View PostIf I sent him the results of my colonoscopy he'd see a perfect a-hole. Just sayin.I am the Living ManComment
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Better hope they don't find anything in there. Tight fit for a SWAT team but sure they would try.Comment
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