The art of Eavesdropping.

Originally posted by @drewnogal
I like it when I can spot the dominant family feature like a certain shaped nose in a three generational group of daughter, mother and grandmother.

We have a webbed toe in our family. 😕

We have "lazy eye" in ours.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
We have "lazy eye" in ours.

Just keep the beard and the nose will not be noticed! 😉

I once over heard two people talking about robbing a bank.

-VR

Originally posted by @very-rusty
Just keep the beard and the nose will not be noticed! 😉

I once over heard two people talking about robbing a bank.

-VR

Did you report it or blackmail them?

Originally posted by @drewnogal
Did you report it or blackmail them?

How do you think he "made" his money?😲😉

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
How do you think he "made" his money?😲😉

He’s RICH??
Ask for a donation; get that eye fixed,

Originally posted by @drewnogal
Has the internet killed this?

The Internet was originally for information sharing

Now its a monitoring system

Originally posted by @ogb
In the USA, our government can, and does, listen to any phone conversation, for security reasons only...lol ha ha ha to that ! BIG BROTHER !

Thats it , ay bro

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
I too love people watching. I try to imagine one of two things about people I watch. 1: what kind of animal they remind me of and 2: what they might do (as in employment).

I make up stories about those who I 'people watch', particularly on trains etc.

For eavesdropping, that occurs mostly at work, as I gain a lot of useful knowledge from overhearing one side of a telephone conversation.

Originally posted by @paul-a-roberts
I make up stories about those who I 'people watch', particularly on trains etc.

For eavesdropping, that occurs mostly at work, as I gain a lot of useful knowledge from overhearing one side of a telephone conversation.

I once shared an office with 10 compulsively chatty young women. There were always mundane phone conversations
going on and we managed to switch off. One day a relatively boring conversation turned into a moment
of hilarity as one of the girls, in her bestest Welsh accent telephone voice ended her call with, “ok thank you Mr Chicken.”

Originally posted by @drewnogal
I once shared an office with 10 compulsively chatty young women. There were always mundane phone conversations
going on and we managed to switch off. One day a relatively boring conversation turned into a moment
of hilarity as one of the girls, in her bestest Welsh accent telephone voice ended her call with, “ok thank you Mr Chicken.”

Sounds like you were keeping well "abreast" of office events.

Originally posted by @wolfe63
Sounds like you were keeping well "abreast" of office events.

Having a laugh was most important. There were no outside windows so we
felt a bit cooped up, we all got on well as there was no pecking order. 😕

Originally posted by @drewnogal
He’s RICH??
Ask for a donation; get that eye fixed,

No way. I, like my eye, am lazy.😲😉

Originally posted by @trev33
Eavesdroping isn't restricted to conversations people want to be private, ...

I have stumbled into stuff I wasn't meant to. I felt guilty and just backed off. Kids can consent, that is a fact.