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lk2fireone (0)
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PORN IS A PERSONAL EXPERIENCE.
SOME PEOPLE COULD GET REALLY PISSED OFF IF THEY FOUND OUT YOU WERE USING THEIR COMPUTER TO WATCH PORN.
ACTUALLY, SOME PEOPLE CAN BE FUCKING OBSESSIVE.
WHAT'S MINE IS MINE. HOW DARE YOU TRY TO USE MY COMPUTER!
DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT PROPERTY RIGHTS MEAN?
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09-05-17 07:29am
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pat362 (0)
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I'm not sure but exactly how would you get access to that persons computer. I could understand if this was in regards to a library computer or some kind of internet café but in both of those cases I have a strong feeling that they will have some pretty limiting filters to prevent people from surfing for porn and even if they wouldn't then why would you want to surf for porn in those venues?
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09-05-17 08:28am
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rearadmiral (0)
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Never done it, never tried, never will...
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09-05-17 01:33pm
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Loki (0)
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I can't download onto my hard drive from someone else's computer. And some people might get upset finding out you accessed porn from their computer. It's something I just would never do.
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09-06-17 10:03pm
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Drooler (Disabled)
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It is possible to surf porn on another person's computer and leave no trace of it. You'd need to copy the files to an external hard drive you'd bring along, and those USB drives that use the computer as a power source have ample storage capacity.
When you're done, you'd need to delete all of your browsing and download history. Then you could make off with it like a thief.
But I've never done this. Never had the need.
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09-08-17 08:18pm
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