When you are browsing through the Internet on a computer that is used by family members (or on any public computer really), specifically your father’s work laptop, you make sure that you are able to erase or at least cover, your tracks on it. Why? Because if you actually need to erase/cover your tracks, you know you can. Especially when you’ve been watching Adult Entertainment on said laptop/computer.

I know someone (who shall remain nameless) who didn’t. I know you’re all probably thinking “Yeah, but you can erase the history of visits in more ways then one.” Well yes, you can. But not if said buttons are not clickable. Not even with a re-install. You can go in your Windows Explorer and erase the Temporary Internet Files and all that. But apparently you can not delete the browse history if the buttons are disabled. Unless he was doing it the wrong way (which would not surprise me, as smart as he is, he can be really dense when it comes to small things like this, and I do mean this in a good way).

Wonder how *that* conversation will go once the parents find out what he’s been up to on Dad’s laptop.