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breaking up is hard to do
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: dougal33-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
27 Jul 2004 08:35 PDT
Expires: 26 Aug 2004 08:35 PDT Question ID: 379670 |
I need stories of infedelity discovered through ingenious or bizarre means. Accidental discoveries especially. |
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Re: breaking up is hard to do
From: daytrader76-ga on 27 Jul 2004 09:46 PDT |
suspicious hair in the hot tub or pool filter |
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Re: breaking up is hard to do
From: neotriumvirate-ga on 27 Jul 2004 16:11 PDT |
There was this guy who thought his wife might be cheating. She'd been particularly disrespectful in the preceding years and grown colder in the relationship. Behavior always being the more truthful than words, he began to suspect her. At one point she all the sudden decided to lock her e-mail account with a password. Her husband thought that odd and unnecessary as the only person it would likely lock out was him. Soon after he confided in a friend, who knew about computers, his concerns about his wife's secrecy. His friend insisted that he get into his wife's e-mail. That was the only way to know the truth. That friend told him that he could use a device called a keykatcher to find out what she was writing in the e-mails. A keykatcher is a small piece of computer hardware. It's a memory device that captures signals directly from the keyboard before they enter the computer. Thus, it cannot be detected or thwarted by software protection. The next day a message from the wife was discovered and it was nothing less than a steamy love letter. Another cheater was caught! |
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