Visit by the FBI...

[KansasDragon 1]

hmmm.. If they are really checking on people, to make sure they are not terrorists, why would they announce that they are coming?

That would just give the "terrorist" time to put away incriminating things, time to plan a story, etc..

I agree it's a little scary, but I think somewhat understandable.

[tito 1]

I think the 'put the bong away' reference was not to the poster or the comment, but rather the fact that you would not want any Federal Agents seeing any incriminating evidence lying around...!

I do think it had something to do with Cuba...no doubt, there are certain countries that draw more attention than others, China, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Canada (just kidding)...

Edited April 8, 2007 by tito

[tito 1]

I forgot to mention that Agent Miggs appeared as if they would have gone well with some fava beans.....

H. Lecter

[ridejewel 0]

Exactly Tito, I just get the feeling that they're trying to snoop in peoples homes now. If they want to interview you, you could go to their office. No need for a home visit.

[Amby 490]

That is completely insane. We don't have anything to hide but I would have been so freaked out. Who wouldn't flip if the FBI just showed up at their door for some random reason out of the blue.

[Ta Ta 1]

Bring it oooon !!!

CIA, FBI, conoffs, fraud prevention team.....whatever, whoever, come and take a look

and ask anything you want.....bring the whole Homeland Security department....I don't care.

Come for breakfast, lunch or dinner.....I'll feed you.

Just get us out of the black AP/AR hole !!!!!!! AAAGGGHHH !!!!

Going to a potentialy vengeful ex's house, now that is insane.

[Niels Bohr 72]

It's typical. My friend who recently graduated with a Mechanical Engineering degree, got a visit from the FBI. He applied for the Nuclear Research program in the Navy. It was also spontaneous. They contacted everybody that he knows. His uncle, friends, high school, workplace...etc...

If you have nothing to hide, don't worry about the intrusion. However, if you do find it a hassle to you the chances are is that you may not be able to do a thing about it.

[Nagishkaw 510]

Apples and oranges. One might expect that when applying for a Nuclear Research job, but not a personal FBI visit to married folks .

[shellauy 0]

if nothing to hide then let those government agency people comin', if it takes a couple of fbi people to visit to approved our application A.S.A.P , then our door is widely open for them. gosh! my dogs might bit them, wish i will not be responsible joke!

[John & Annie 0]

Bring it oooon !!!

CIA, FBI, conoffs, fraud prevention team.....whatever, whoever, come and take a look

and ask anything you want.....bring the whole Homeland Security department....I don't care.

Come for breakfast, lunch or dinner.....I'll feed you.

Just get us out of the black AP/AR hole !!!!!!! AAAGGGHHH !!!!

Going to a potentialy vengeful ex's house, now that is insane.

I couldn't agree more.

Bring it on!!!!

[together2love 0]

That's kinda scary when you are at work and have to take off because "the FBI is at my door"

[Keith & Xiang 0]

That's kinda scary when you are at work and have to take off because "the FBI is at my door"

Imagine going into the bosses office, "I need to take the afternoon off because of a visit to my home from the FBI". Though I'm sure that "the Bob's" would enjoy that one.

[Ta Ta 1]

That's kinda scary when you are at work and have to take off because "the FBI is at my door"

That's kinda scary when you are at work and have to take off because "the FBI is at my door"

Imagine going into the bosses office, "I need to take the afternoon off because of a visit to my home from the FBI". Though I'm sure that "the Bob's" would enjoy that one.

, I can see the blank stares now and the puzzled looks of ' now what did she do '.

[meauxna 15]

Though I'm sure that "the Bob's" would enjoy that one.

heheh... the Bobs..

'Looks like you've been missing a lot of work lately.'

"Well, I wouldn't exactly say I've been *missing* it, Bob."

[isleta521 5]

We just purchased and moved into a new house about a month ago. Of course we filed the AR-11 change of residency form days after. Then about a week ago, my wife franticlly called me at work and said a dark suv stopped in the middle of the street and was taking pictures of our house in the middle of the day. I calmly told her not to worry that maybe it was the gas meter reader guy taking a reading with his binoculars or perhaps the mortgage insurance to have a pic for their records - I dont know but sure was strange.

IF it was homeland security - they can visit or take as many pics as they want - I couldnt care less.

Edited April 9, 2007 by isleta521