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Originally Posted by Rochard
I understand you haven't had a date since the 1960s, so allow me to update you on how pillow talk works in 2018.... We do it via email. And text. (Which technically would be called sexting.) My wife and I do it via Gmail chat. (Which is then saved in our emails.)
This was a private conversation between two people.
An FBI agent has the right to their own opinion. Everyone does. If you are telling us that a FBI agent cannot express his personal opinion via text or email, then we have a massive problem - because about half of the FBI is on one side of the political arena or the other. What are are going to do? Every time we have an investigation we need to ask if the FBI agents are Republican or Democrat? No, of course not. They are expected to do their job no matter what who they voted for and who is in office.
That's fine. Strzok will move over to the private sector, make a lot more money, and then sue the US Government firing him without a proper cause.
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I understand that you have not had an intelligent comment here since 2005. so I decided to use Google to see if the blind squirrel happened to find a nut. Turned out you didn't.
"It is a documented fact that couples who talk in bed have happier relationships. Pillow talk is a special time when you are lying down with the person you love in the intimate setting of your bed. Pillow talk may be before or after making love, or it doesn't have to involve sex at all — that's the beauty of it. Apr 26, 2008"
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"What does it mean to pillow talk?
Pillow talk is the relaxed, intimate conversation that often occurs between two sexual partners after sexual activity, usually accompanied by cuddling, caresses, and other physical intimacy."
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Even giving you the slight benefit of the doubt:
"Pillow talk is the relaxed, intimate conversation that often occurs between two sexual partners after sexual activity, usually accompanied by cuddling, caresses, and other physical intimacy. It is associated with honesty, sexual afterglow, and bonding,[1] and is distinguished from dirty talk which usually forms part of foreplay. Pillow talk, more broadly may also refer to conversations between parties that may be of a more casual and flirting nature, and are not necessarily engaged in a physical relationship."
So, how is talking about keeping Trump from being elected considered flirting?