Need to know
Need to know ; means exactly that. It doesn't defy the rules as stated "I'm a dumb fuck head, and by the way...your not ment/supposed to keep anything classified".
Need to know by The KIR June 18, 2020
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need-to-know basis
Fairly self-explainatory, a tight security method in which information is only given to those who can present a good case for knowing about a project.
need-to-know basis by Kung-fu Jesus July 29, 2004
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need-to-know basis • Need to know • Need to Know OCD • Critical Need-to-Know Information • ntk - need to know • Here's what you need to know • I don't need to know • What I need to know • Gregory, do you see that small vent on the floor? Have you heard Among Us, Gregory? You need to vent. I know it will be hard for you to be sus but I know you can do it Gregory. • Need-to-Be
Need to Know OCD
An obsession with wanting to know everything there is to know about a topic, subject, product, software, game, etc.
Due to my Need to Know OCD I had dozens of browser tabs open while I researched my current medical condition.
Need to Know OCD by VirtualOCDAcademy January 25, 2021
Need to know basis
Good because I need to know everything immediately and anyone telling you to withhold information from me need to be brought to me for execution, immediately.
Hym "You know I'm going to murder anyone telling you that I am on a 'need to know basis' right? That is one of the 2 things I said I would murder over 1. Pretend to be me in an overt capacity and 2. Withholding information FROM me. Bring anyone telling you that to me immediately. For murder."
Need to know basis by Hym Iam December 8, 2025
ntk - need to know
This is a self defining phrase used in high security settings such as the military and intelligence fields.
I am sorry we can't share that sort of file with you. If it existed it would be on an ntk - need to know basis.
ntk - need to know by I, Wreckerrr July 5, 2020
Here's what you need to know
This is one of the Legacy media's current buzz phrases circa 2022. It is usually part of the headline of a news story. It is meant to grab your attention with its imperative "YOU NEED TO KNOW". It is unclear what will happen if you don't know about the subject in question, however, the phrase compels the reader explore further.
Here's what you need to know by Dr. Zauis November 25, 2022
What I need to know
Hym "I mean if you would just tell me what I need to know the problem would be solved. But you don't want want to because that would be too easy. Life should be hard. I should have to try. Why? Seriously, why should I have to if I don't have to naturally? If I can just get things without, why make me?"
What I need to know by Hym Iam June 22, 2022
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