º Vic lives alone or all other household members are known to the Perp and also “check in”

º Perp knows the above information

º Vic has (foolishly) identified/revealed his/her home address to Perp somehow… perhaps “checking in” at ‘Home’ in Foursquare

º Perp REALLY wants what Vic has or this is somehow highly personal, seeing as how there are so many easier ways to case a joint

Pshh… sensationalism and mass hysteria make for popular reads, but that’s all it is.

foursquare being a cause of your house being robbed – and my opinion of the absurdity of that idea.

Talking about anything OTHER THAN THAT on this blogpost is irrelevant. Simple as that.

Sorry for forcing you to stay on a topic, Pavel – Chalk it up to a character flaw.

If you want to talk about things other than “foursquare” and “your house getting burglarized”, we can do it elsewhere – but not on this post.

Well, then I don’t know what to say any more. I can’t debate with someone who rejects basic facts.

At this point I concede. Fine. you win. I’m wrong. you’re right.

I can see that whatever I respond with will be “the wrong answer”.

So because their “peers” say it makes it ok?

Using “psycho” as a pejorative is about as acceptable as using the word “cripple.”

Dude I don’t even know where to begin with this one.

I can only speak from personal experience, so here I go (for the last time, because you’re making this quite silly)

I’ve been physically threatened by people in other states. They are, in fact, psychoes. Their peers have FLAT OUT TOLD ME SO.

You can continue to speculate on whatever meaning you’ve chosen to infer, but I can promise you there is nothing “between the lines” in what I’ve said. I talk straight, and I speak plain english. I do not infer or hint – I just say it.

How you got me “mocking people with disabilities and their friends” out of all of this I cannot even begin to speculate.

Clearly this has become something I need to talk to you about in person and moreover I can clearly see all the advice I gave you when I photographed your car for you to sell (about what to say during an interview, how to say it, and why people think you come off very standoffish) didn’t stick.

I’ll buy you a beer and we can chat.

I’m taking internet randoms found via search.twitter.com on their word that they “after reading a blogpost immediately deleted their foursquare account”, instead of doing any research whatsoever. THAT is, and will always be, classified as paranoia.

Dictionary.com’s second definition of ‘paranoia’ hits the nail on the head.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/paranoia

Also, mentioning all those other subjects and topics simply reinforces my point.

“The very same author of the blogpost I linked to is guilty of frequently publishing their location using a variety of applications. ”
This does not detract from the validity of the problem.

“THATS the problem. Not foursquare.”
The problem is lack of education and foresight about a concept that is totally new to a lot of people.

You are fighting education.