Ah, Technology
CNN is running a feature that highlights one of the dangers of using wireless technology while having an affair: your beloved might just intercept a message from your mistress.
Indeed, the problem is more widespread than I would have guessed:
Private eye Miriam Tomponzi says a study by her firm found cell phones involved in nearly nine of every 10 discovered affairs in Italy. As an antidote, her agency has offered up its five rules to avoid discovery.I'm guessing the five rules don't include the best way of avoiding discovery, however -- not having an illicit affair in the first place.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 09/29/03 16:33 | Other | Technorati
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I'm guessing the five rules don't include the best way of avoiding discovery, however -- not having an illicit affair in the first place.
Well, it is Italy we're talking about, right?
Posted by Eric @ 20:42 on 09/29/03
Yeah, but I know someone here in good 'ol Houston who got busted this way.
Posted by callie @ 22:38 on 09/29/03
Just for clarification: it wasn't me. :)
Posted by Kevin @ 22:50 on 09/29/03
Ooooh, I wanna hear about this!
Posted by R. Alex @ 00:07 on 09/30/03
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