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    Default Re: How Long Does It Typically Take Police to Subpoena Information from an Isp

    This poster has been told the same things over and over elsewhere. And he's likely going to respond in the same fashion.
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    Default Re: How Long Does It Typically Take Police to Subpoena Information from an Isp

    Yep - we can't make OP feel relief or tell him that there might not be consequences for his actions. People who do things like that SHOULD worry about what might happen to them. Either a case against him will emerge, or it won't. If any of us had that oft requested crystal ball, we'd be busy too busy touring the coast in our Maseratis somewhere on the Riviera. Hopefully it'll eat enough of a hole in his stomach worrying that he'll knock it off and move on.

    Um, Carl? You're NOT on the Riviera, sipping fru-fru drinks and posting from your iPod with a hot chick on each arm, right? Right??
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    Default Re: How Long Does It Typically Take Police to Subpoena Information from an Isp

    I have said it before and I will say it again. Catherine, I love you.

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    Default Re: How Long Does It Typically Take Police to Subpoena Information from an Isp

    Quote Quoting aardvarc
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    Um, Carl? You're NOT on the Riviera, sipping fru-fru drinks and posting from your iPod with a hot chick on each arm, right? Right??
    Well, I AM a self-important public employee receiving a fat paycheck with bloated retirement benefits pending a lavish entry into such a lifestyle when I retire at age 50 [note dripping sarcasm] ...

    In reality when I read this I was laying in bed sipping bottled water reading my iPhone with a "hot" (feverish) child (12-year-old son) snuggled on my arm who had been ill all night and into today.
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