Don't Read Your Daughter's Emails - Law & Order SVU
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- Stabler invades his daughter's privacy after a case he's working on fills him with concern for her online safety.
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From Season 1, Episode 18 "Chatroom" - A sexual assault case involving a teenage girl leads Benson and Stabler to set up a sting operation to trap internet paedophiles.
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“She’s an only child it’s so much quieter at her place.” I felt that.
Yes it’s definitely a violation of her privacy.
She means she wants to go over to her friends house because she doesn’t have siblings to bother her like she does
@@lucasgray1492 Privacy?! Teens and kids demanding that sometimes opens them up to being kidnapped.
Not everything on the internet is private. Also Elliot is only trying to protect her from cyber predators and harassment when it comes to cyberspace.
@@glenhardy4770 Uh, you do realize that if a parent violates their privacy, then the child may end up distrusting them and getting more sneaky to protect themselves, right?
Going through a child’s stuff behind their back isn’t the only option to protect them online.
Another and better option is to have a long discussion with them about the dangers and earning their trust to make them talk about something they might encounter on the internet.
A parent won’t be able to create a “safe space” between them and their child if they choose to violate their privacy.
I love, “You have a journal”?
I love the way he said it. "No-you have a journal? 🧐"
Ya that was hilarious AF
I face-palmed at that.
@Jonathan Myers I can't stop watching that part 😂 the way she screams it and runs away I just lose it 😂😂😂😂
Unbelievable 😢😅😊😁😜 lmaooo
The way his face looked when he said the bad guys aren't just coming thru the doors and windows anymore was sad. He knows he's too old to understand how the internet works and that he's defenseless against cyber attacks. It really was about fear. Elliot will always be the most interesting character to me when it comes to his family. When they show Olivia or Rollins' family life it doesn't feel real or authentic. Just feels like they forced it.
Right
The reason for that is unlike Olivia or Rollins, Stabler’s family dynamic is based off a typical, Catholic/Irish family with many children and a more conservative nature.
By Authetic, you mean Olivia and Rollins do not have a family unit.
How are they any less authentic? They show different forms of a family:
Noah is adopted and Olivia’s challenges as a single mother.
Rollins comes from a broken household and has to move on from that. Her family affected her well into adulthood.
@@aceclover758 I guess I mean whenever they show episodes with stabler's family, it just seems and feels so real. Like the episode with his mom having bipolar disorder and switching personalities was such a deep episode. And how he has to constantly look after his daughter as well. It just seems more genuine. Nowadays IDK why but it feels like just try to add drama and tension to the current characters but it doesn't feel real or needed. Like rollins' sister is just an annoying character. Olivia with Noah is okay but something about those old episodes with stablers family just seem more raw and real to me.
The problem with the stories of Olivia and Rollins as single mothers is that they want to make them look like perfect mothers, that they are always right, etc. On the other hand, with Elliot we saw a father who made many mistakes, had certain prejudices, etc., but the family dynamics were realistic, you could identify with Elliot or with his children.
It also doesn't help that Oliva and Rollins' childrens don't have much depth of character.
@@Andy-nv6ys We see their mistakes and by no reason, are they perfect.
But scrutinize Rollins more. Olivia is a single mom via adoption, not letting a man pump and dump her.
She let her son take dancing when he said he disliked baseball.
Rollins was even called out previous season via by herself in being a bad woman who has an influence of being with men who dont care of her while ignoring decent one.
I’m glad they called that out because too many times women like Rollins sleeps around and then wonder, how they got pregnant or why no one stays with them.
“You have a journal??” That took me out😂
"Unbelievable" 😅😂😁😜😊
😂
Maureen already figuring out how to bypass the child lock is so relatable. Every time my parents put a barrier between us kids and our technology, we'd jump it like a hurdle.
LMFAOOOO, memories.
not all of us are that lucky.
They did such a terrific casting job of his kids. Especially this young teen in the scene. She looked like she could easily have been Stabler and his wife's kid. Didn't they end up replacing her with another actress over the years? Now SHE really started to look different and I didn't notice the resemblance as much. Stabler was so unstable, but totally interesting and HUMAN.
No, Erin Broderick (Maureen) stayed the entire run then I believe went into the medical field. Allison Siko replaced Holiday Segal in S2 as Kathleen. Patricia Cook was Elizabeth through S8 and Jeff Scaperrotta was Dickie the entire run. (Fun tidbit, when Organized Crime was announced, Jeff's Mom posted a current pic on Twitter asking if he could be involved :)
And nowadays there's just Sweet Boy smh
@@kukrae I hardly remember seeing Elizabeth..like the ghost child. 😂
@@rainbowgirlism i only remember kathleen and dickie lol they had more storylines than the other two
maureen is the one that looks exactly like kathy i thought they were related at first lol
It’s takes a big person to apologize as a parent when they were wrong without being their kid’s friend. That was a cool moment. You can feel her respect for her dad after that.
The best part of this is "This is about fear". To me, it's amazing to see a parent who's not only willing to think about whether their actions are right, but to admit the real reason to his child. I mean, to me, this is amazing in any relationship, because people seldom do that.
"I know you think I am being paranoid"..... Do you want to read my journal....No! You have a journal"
Lmao I like that part
🤦🏿♀️
UNBELIEVABLE!!
That is probably one of the most honest parent to child moments I’ve ever seen
Love how he let his walls down and was honest with his daughter about why he was acting the way he was.
People have to remember this is an old episode, and parents in general back then were more strict and less understating of violating their child’s privacy. Elliot was a cop and a catholic, who would see horror and evil daily.
I don’t blame him for being overly protective of his family in their home. I don’t think these shows even remotely show how sad and traumatic this sort of job actually is in the real world.
This! People need to understand the context. Also add the fact that the internet is such a new concept then so people don't really understand the concept of internet privacy
Yeah and technology has progressed to be a lot more of a handful these days. Parents need to be more protective of their kids when they use this stuff.
Kids have no right to privacy. Parents do not have to ask them to see anything they write.
@@jenniferromero571 everyone has a right to privacy, that's the whole point of privacy being a human right.
@@jenniferromero571 Achtung!
A parent that apologizes when they do something shitty. What a sight.
I love how her acting is very accurate, and he’s just so nonchalant. It’s perfect.
Him and Maureen had the best communication. I loved that she was always understand but definitely stood her ground
I think that's what you call good parenting. Kid was completely right, he should've never looked at her mails without asking, however, he showed her that it's not about the relationship between them, but his fear for her well-being.
Brilliantly written as always.
Except that most school emails aren't private anymore. They're public knowledge to the parents and the school to monitor conversations between them and whoever else is on there.
I hate this double standard. When I was a kid, my mother told me that as long as I wrote something down on paper she had every right to look at it. When I wrote online journals, my aunt barged into my room and demanded to see it after she snooped and saw that I wrote something about her. My mom took her side and I had to delete everything and then show them my laptop.
I hate the age old excuse that parents use to justify invading their child's privacy- "it's not you I don't trust, it's the world".
I hated it then and I hate it now.
Don't get me wrong, I have the utmost respect for parents. Anyone who can stand being worried 24/7 and to be responsible for another, most of the time uncooperative, human being, hats of to you. Your a rockstar.
But from a child's perspective. Parents, find new excuses and find a way to protect your children without smothering them.
You are not doing them any favors by forcing them to live in a protective bubble and then, when their adults, blaming them for being naive and not knowing how to do anything.
Find a balance.
No parent has to ask their child if they can read their emails.
@@horacehalt4216 I'm Neurodivergent so I am forced to live in a protective bubble and I feel trapped
Putting in the password in front of her. SMART 🤣
Her dad’s a cop. And Catholic. What’d she expect?
It's not like she chose to be his kid I get where he's coming from but I also know how it makes you feel l
Like your parents don't trust you if he had talked to her first instead of hacking her stuff then maybe she wouldn't rebel as much as she does later on in the show
Stabler's problem is that he doesn't talk about his work and how it clearly affects his personal life its one of the reason he get suspended at different times during his run grated that was a cleaver way to allow Christopher Molani time to film his other show OZ on HBO but I'm talking about the psychology of Elliott Stabler he's a good guy but his inability to open up is a problem
And the other ones turned out to be drug addicts and troublemakers. Dickie and Kathleen are awful
@@kennedy4257 I know I like Elliot but he acts like if you don’t talk about it it’s not there and then goes 💯 on untrusting overprotective dad and husband that it makes his kids feel like even when they were good kids they’re father would never trust them so why be good if you’re just gonna be treated like a problem child?
Plus it might be the only time Elliott really pays attention to them it’s sad but it does happen
I remember how when I was a teenager, every time I would get on the internet, my mom would watch me like a criminal. And some of my friends were the same, too with being on the internet and their mom and/or dad watching them the same way.
@@kennedy4257 Kathleen is bipolar and was treated it for it and got better. She’s not bad she was mentally ill
Elliot was real smooth in this episode
What episode is this again?
@@littlebarnett_2403 season one episode 18
I wonder if they’ll bring all the Stabler kids back when Elliot returns. Maureen would be... what, in her mid thirties by now?
Yeah about 34
I couldn't stand his wife and his kids.
Elliot is never returning kid
@@aceclover758 actually he has his own show coming november and he'll be in the first episode of svu. Its not a return return but they can do crossovers between the shows.
@@melissafield6085 Oh wow. I had no idea till I looked it up.
Erin Broderick who played Maureen Stabler on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit SVU for 13 episodes from season 1 to season 8 is doctor now who specializes in dermatology, she was born on November 25, 1985 and she is 35 years old, she is married and has one child, she had other television roles and movie roles too, I love her and she is the best.
Wow stabler is honestly my favorite detective 🌚 “ You have a journal” lmaoooooo
I love how he explains it to her .
He’s the cutest dad ever 😂 wish my dad was still around to annoy the hell out of me like that.
Wish my dad was a decent person
Parents tramuatized me doing this
Same
When you're a parent yourself, you will have a whole different take on this.
Parent's paramount concern is their child's safety, and will risk being hated
by their own children if that's what it takes.
@@jrcwwl but if you start seriously violating the privacy and trust of your children like this, they will start purposely taking real measures to keep things from you, and won't trust enough to tell you about real problems they have.
@@fg09403 Children need to learn they are not in control of the situation/home. The freedoms and privacy that are given are given
with the caveat that they can be revoked at any time. The problem over the last few decades, starting around the early 70's,
parents stopped being parents and became their children's best friends. The hierarchy of authority was lost and so went
discipline, when parents were more concerned with being their child's equal. So now when a parent has to revoke certain
privileges or has to encroach on their privacy as in this case, out of fear of influences on the internet, the child or teenager
all of a sudden thinks they are being treated unfairly and think they can disrespect the parent, revolt etc. The trust you speak
about comes when the child realizes the parent is doing it for their own safety. If the child DOESN'T realize this, they are being
selfish and short sighted. Children that were raised knowing the parent has all the authority and that there IS a hierarchy of authority,
are less likely to respond in the way you mentioned. My children were raised knowing they were subordinate to the parents,
and any privileges given were just that, a privilege, NOT a right. They also knew that these privileges, which included privacy, could be taken away for
a variety of reasons: for their safety, because of discipline etc. Right from the beginning I told them, concerning the internet, I reserve the
right to check on ANYTHING THEY WERE DOING, including emails, seeing what sites they visited etc. I told them if they didn't like it,
then no internet. They didn't like it, but they were raised to respect the parents and their decisions. Now that they are in their late teens, almost 20,
they trust me implicitly, as they know now whatever I did, like it or not, was for their safety or benefit.
@@jrcwwl like it or not but children are human. they are not pets for you control and lead around on leash. Trying to control you children too much and not trusting them rarely leads to well adjusted adults.
In this clip here the daughter had done nothing wrong, there was no evidence of any wrong doing, yet her father dug through her things anyway and proceeded to institute a punishment/control method based on something that she didn't do.
I understand his fear but privacy is important. Maybe instead of going through her emails, he could ask her if she's being harassed or something. Or ask her to come to him if anything suspicious happens.
@Lizzie Allen yeah, if you helicopter parent all the time.
@Lizzie Allen I never said to just not care....
@Lizzie Allen once again I never ever stated that. You’re putting words in my mouth on purpose
Nowadays children don’t like to tell their parents anything but in some instances what a child is talking to someone online who thinks that it’s someone their age ... that’s so scary and I agree with you asking if anything suspicious that’s why we have to warn children from young about certain things.. well all things
@@ashleyblue5194 people these days DONT tell their parents, in many peoples cases their online friends are just fine and they know internet safety, if their parents find out they would rage, for example someone who is my online had gotten in trouble with their parents about me...we’re both minors like chill
I've seen Chris Meloni as troubled cop Elliot Stabler, imprisoned sociopath Chris Keller, and pediatrician David Norris who kept a giant telephone and a puppet named Mr. Cookie Pants in his office to amuse his patients. Watching him in a clip from each role in close succession is liking watching "The Three Faces of Eve" with a male lead.
Him in OZ was awesome. That disturbing relationship he had with that blond guy was quite beautiful and still traumatic at the same time.
Try watching Happy!
“HELLO” 😂🤣😂 I cant wait for his return!
Great episode and touching moment with his children..
your concern for your child doesn’t justify violating their privacy. even in the context of the show, elliot was always so hard on maureen and not only was she NOT the kid he had to worry about. it also really stressed their relationship.
@Lizzie Allen Also, a parent's job is to keep their kids safe. Can't do that if you don't know who they're talking to. It's not about not trusting the kids - it's about not trusting the pervs.
@@scorpiocarnage1055 mm no it's about trusting your child
@@jryj0913 A child is a child. And a parent's job is to protect that child. You got it messed up if you think privacy of a CHILD is more important than making sure they aren't taken advantage of by a predator. All I'm hearing is advocacy for laziness. "Oh the kid will be upset." So? That's parenting. You're taking an adorable, selfish little being and trying to get them to be an independent, responsible adult. Part of that means dealing with kids who throw a tantrum because they don't get their way. As the saying goes, life ain't fair. If anyone thinks it's a good idea to coddle a kid's feelings because they have feelings, then you create a child who can't handle the real world.
@@scorpiocarnage1055 mm you don't know me stop saying stuff that isn't true stupid
@@jryj0913 Then step away from the conversation. Don't act like you can step up when you don't know what you're advocating for. I don't play with children's safety and I am certainly not nice to people who resort to name calling because they are obviously too immature to handle a conversation. I'm not the one so get back in your lane.
Stabler handled that well and that was a perfect dialogue talking about that it's about fear not about trust 💯
If I would I said that to my mom she would have hit me with the keypad
The Girl was so upset because Christopher Meloni thinks he's paranoid.
You wanna read my journal too? / You have a journal? 😂😂😂
Greatest detective gets caught by his daughter lol
Omg who remembers that episode where one of his daughters was one of his cases and he busted down the door to her half naked and drugged up.. that was a wild episode lol I love Elliot
I actually thought he was gonna murder someone in that scene, that dude should pray to never meet Elliot in a dark alley.
I can understand a parent worrying about who their children talk to and associate with, for functioning parents do not want a deviant peer network around their child. However, parents and their children should be open to discuss internet usage and placing parameters on the computer. In addition, there is a difference between worrying and stalking your own child ! That is insane !
@Lizzie Allen But they still need to remember that they can't shelter their kids and no amount of regulation is going to FULLY protect them. And not to let their job affect their family relationships
*It ain’t easy being a police daddy.*
this is an instance where I can see both sides I get Elliott's fear because he sees that kind of evil every day and knows how easy it is for them to get close but he did violate his daughter's privacy which is gonna make her not wanna talk to him I did like how in the end he explained it wasn't her he didn't trust it was the sickos he knows are out there judging by her still being a little snarky she still didn't get it probably not until she has kids
I wish I got to yell like that.
He's a detective in special vics its understandable he sees the worst side of people and wants to protect her from it
Personally I wouldn’t mind having a father figure like Stapler.
He knows he can’t protect her from everything especially on the internet but he tries what she doesn’t get or appreciate is that throughout his year’s service as a cop he’s seen and done way more than what she’s barely ready to understand!!
The world is not just in black and white or something you see through rose colored glasses 👓 nor is it a cartoon like MLP bad things happen to people of all ethnicities all over the world all the time!! So much so authorities can barely keep up but they try that’s all they can do!
None of this was about “trust” it’s about “fear” as a parent, and the internet has over trillions of freaks surfing the web for kids like her or younger everyday per year as they do on the streets!! I’d do the exact same thing if I was her mother and on the force.
Yeap, and what people can't seem to understand is that even though she hated that he did that, when she grows up she will probably understand and appreciate what he did. Parents nowadays wants to be friends with their kids instead of parents, it damages them on the long run and makes them hate their parents when they get older
I definitely can relate to that. My mother once followed me while I went out on the night of homecoming. My date was a creep (I thought he was nice) and an hour before the dance, he and his other buddy smoked weed on the football bleachers while another girl and I just sat and watched. My mom was in the parking lot the whole time, making sure I was not in real danger.
I never knew that until she told me a year ago!
Belle Rain that’s love and being a good parent ✊🏽
@@drogo1913 definitely! I am so grateful my mom kept an eye on me!
@@buxadonoff you know what else damages kids? Helicopter parenting. Dumbasses shouldn’t have kids.
Elliott Stabler.
Father Of The Year.
Dickie would’ve disagreed in Turmoil
"We can talk about this, you can tell me anything you want" ... After demonstrating you don't trust her and she can't be trusted...? You needed to talk to her from the start.
13 year old me: This is an invasion of privacy!
23 year old me: Casually listing all the spyware I'm going to install on my kid's devices.
Lol right?
Y'all shouldn't have kids
That’s literal STALKING, freak. Don’t have kids.
And that’s called: bad parenting
25 year old me: thinking about not having kids. at all. no. never. niet. não.
Gotta have those conversations... gotta know your child. His daughter is a good girl with a good head on her shoulders. He must trust that he's engrained those things into her.
And this is why communication is key to any relationship
After Stabler left, idk how the show went on. I liked his character and how they put his family in the show.
The show went on cus it still had Benson
I'm so glad my parents gave me privacy and trust. This is such a violation
You didn't listen to a word he told her at the end of the clip, did you?
@@sarahneuren7057 Too little too late
@@emilyc.4000 You are clearly a child, at least in mind.
@@emilyc.4000 oh girl you obviously a child with no actual common sense
I agree with you. I get where Stabler is coming from with what he sees everyday as a cop but it's still a violation of privacy, even if it is his own kids privacy, it is a violation.
That's a betrayal of trust that's nearly impossible to recover from. It's ok to worry, but nobody says you should know all secrets: the healthy human mind requires information control and restraint, not snooping.
"You have a journal?" My dad said the same thing when he did that to me😅
For everyone asking the season & episode to this clip is season 1 episode 18 it’s called chat room . Your welcome.
When I have kids, I’m going to treat them like they’re people and never invade their privacy. I’ll only look when you give me permission. I don’t want them growing up thinking it’s okay to let people walk all over them. And if anything sketchy on the internet does come up, they’ll show me because I respect them.
That’s a fantasy. They won’t tell you because predators tell them not to tell you. Take it from me; who’s had unsupervised online interaction since the age of 10, it doesn’t work like that.
KawaiiKosplay
That’s your opinion.
Me being 19 growing up with social media and have due in a few week to my little boy I do think about his safety and how the world is today it just gonna be worst as time progress. Theres alot of predators in this world theres nothing wrong with checking cell phones etc and letting them know why you do it.
@@ms.valdez5633
Ha! Nope. Not in my house. Privacy is respected!
That's not how that works. You're letting your kids walk all over you if that's the case.
There's nothing wrong with having an open line of communication and respect with your kids. But they're still kids who will push boundaries and sometimes you HAVE to invade thier privacy because kids hide things from parents all the time. I did.
"You have a journal?"
.....
"UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!" yoooo I'm cracking up at her scream
Hilary Clinton: Stop reading my emails.
At 19 my dad went through my phone one night and his reasoning was, “you left it there and it was buzzing a lot” like wtf?! He went through all my messages and I didn’t talk to him for a week
I’m not a spoiled brat whatsoever, cut me off from your phone plan I don’t care, but NEVER go through my things again or I will NOT speak to you end of story
it's really not that big a deal, geez. It's not like you have state secrets on there. Maybe your dad felt cut off from your life.
@@mimib5913 if he felt left out he could've just talked to her like a normal person, not violated her privacy.
@@mimib5913 It's a violation of someone's privacy, regardless. So yeah it's kind of a big deal.
I would want a father like Stabler. A father who would try to protect me. If a teenager won't talk to her dad how else is he going to find out what is going on.
She won’t talk to him because he’s literally fucking stalking her. Don’t helicopter parent & establish trust & they’ll want to talk to you a lot more.
@@sakuraogami6885 exactly!! None of this would ever be a problem if they trusted him in the first place
*"Child Screams"*
Me knowing if that happened in a Caribbean home she would be dead-
(My reaction when Stabler asks Maureen if she had a journal) -->🤦🏿♀️
No ! Ime not reading your journal... Just tell whats in it...........
What you want to read my journal too?
E: Noooo! You have a journal ?😂 TOOK ME OUT
She should be lucky to have a father who cares about her safety ! I have two loving parents like that too . But I could tell that Elliot is protecting his teenage daughter because he loves her . My parents do the same for me too. I guess what I am saying is that your parents do what they do out of love and besides you can't blame Elliot for being a cop because it is his job.
She deserves her privacy tho. I understand what he's doing, or felt what he had to do, but what he should have done is shown trust and respect from the start by sitting down and talking to her.
With hindsight Elliot wasn’t a great dad. He was absent most of time ,only to come home and behave with his children like they were suspects.
No dialogue, no education, no tools.
Shut up hippie
Yeah, hippie. Shut up.
Hippie you better shut up
Well her mother was there and her mother was more of a friend than her mother.
exactly. if you watch the show, you’d know that this was all true and it got worse after the divorce.
my mom used to read my texts and emails and if I had ever reacted the way I wanted, probably not even as dramatically as this girl did, I would've been screwed
What would she have done?
The “Hello” tell me she doesn’t sound like cheer from clueless
do you have a journal? lol
The irony about this scene is that Maureen is like the one Stabler kid that nothing bad happened to.
What about Elizabeth?
Thats the type of parent that's sitting there wondering why his kids never call him. Look in the mirror.
He always did tend to take cases involving children a little too personally
Because he has 5
Can you blame him?
Girl did u expect him not to? He was the only detective with that many kids
@@itachistan437 Girl? I’m a guy
Bro! This dad (while written) is a pro.
SVU has it's own YT channel - why crosspost? Keep this channel for the real deal, the once and future L&O. :P
I love Christopher Meloni talking to the Girl.
His fear is reasonable but going through her email and putting child locks on everything shows that he doesn't trust her. He said she could tell him anything and that he trust her but then invades her privacy. There has to be a balance. Give her enough freedom to grow and live her life while keeping a close enough eye on her to protect her.
Fast forward to Organized crime where he puts cameras and a tracker on Elliot jr lol
Back in the good old days, when the entire family shared one computer.
Its HIS Computer.
These children have no respect
Elliott's kids also are on organized crime.
I talk to my family like that and i get slapped in d face
Same
We have seen Kathleen and dickie I would of loved to see more of Maureen and Elizabeth
Especially Elizabeth she seemsmed to be left out by the writers
Maureen was the “star” in the first season, and a little bit in the 3rd season when she was trying to get into college. Then Kathleen mainly took over. Dickie too and somewhat Eli. Elizabeth is the only one who never was the “star” except maybe in Confession (season 10) but she didn’t physically appeared in the episode at all.
@@jeannettecaserta8426 I feel like Kathleen and Dickie were the only kids we ever really saw, I forgot Stabler had 4-5 kids total
She looks exactly like the actress who plays Kathy!
Bold strategy cotton let’s see if it works
This is way more relevant today now considering all the social media applications and other various chat rooms.
Daughter: Do U wanna read My Journal?
Dad: Wait U have A Journal.
It Gets Me Everytime.
Elliott Stabler is A TRIFFIC FATHER. The Way he takes care of his Kids It's Very Sweet 2 Watch
Can you honestly blame him?
If I spoke to my mom the way she spoke to Elliot, I would have no teeth, if I was lucky.
Stop reading my email? Don't go crying to Daddy if something happens to you
I understand Elliot yes sometimes teen kids need space but for a cop it's different they know the dangers out there in the world especially online like on the Taken movie franchise looked what happened there. And today you really need to be carful lot's of freaks out there today. Kid's with father's like Elliot need to understand that parents do trust they're kids it's who they are talking to they don't trust.
This Girl named Maureen. She's packing all her staffs cos she's going to have a History Test next Tuesday.
The lesson here isn't to stop reading your daughter's email, just don't get caught.
"cyberspace" that word makes me cringe haha
What's wrong with it? It's a word.
@@leonhardeuler675
Nothing man. Forget it.
@@leonhardeuler675 It's just that the phrase is a bit dated when referring to the internet.
Who uses that term anymore? I don't know why but I think of the PBS show Cyberchase when I hear that word, LMAO.
The girl named Maureen and she looked worried cos Christopher Meloni thinks that he's paranoid and he read the email about her History Test next Tuesday.
At TMS with alll of my classmates when I was in mr Nelson’s class history class doing lessons
Elliott will forever be my favorite. He’s pretty hot too
I'm an only child with friends who gave siblings. I understand why they prefer hanging out at my place. Everyone needs a break
I understand wanting to protect your children but you also can’t invade their privacy.
I was always severely annoyed by and still actively dislike Elliot’s whole family. The bratty daughter, the whiny wife (I think the little kids are ok, I don’t remember anything about them), they’re the absolute worst - but the poor man is doing his bloody best!
He’s a jerk both at home and at work.
amazon has A LOT of explaining to do.. i just started watching SVU from the beginning and i get this in my youtube recommended 🙄
I miss Stabler ...
I hated his daughter she acted like she didn’t understand the stuff her dad would see everyday and couldn’t be honest with him lying and sneaking knowing the kinda dangers out there he was just afraid he’d get a call and find it was his daughter one day