Re: Charlotte Father Charged In Deaths Of Twin 5-Year-Old Girls

Linda:

>Did I mention your reputation? (If I did, I forgot.)

No, not at all. I was simply curious. I end up hand-editing posts in order
to answer them line by line or page by page. I've only left a few posts
intact since I discovered usenet in 1989. Probably could count the ones
I've done that with on both hands, and have a few fingers left over. And
the few times I've done it, it was because I wanted some who might not
read that person to have a second chance to read it.

(sorry for the editing in the following line)

>But HELL, YES, there are some who wouldn't read your posts, having seen
>your .sig-line. (But...is that a BAD thing???) Think ********* and h**
>ilk.

Haven't you ever heard the saying, "Name the Devil and he'll visit your
own"? You should know better.

BUT... speaking of the ilk... actually, sometimes the ilk like responding
to my posts, just to tell me what a scumbag I am, and to wish horrid
things on me. I don't think I'm in many killfiles.

>>He's in my age-range, and I recall an awful lot of Kims when I was in
>>Grade and High School. I don't find the fact that his wives names are
>>the same particularly odd.

>Names go by generations, dontcha think? I figure a 50-60-yr-old widower
>will choose a 20-30-something Second Wife...thus the names.

Ah. He's only 45. I don't know how old his wife is, but looking at her
picture I'd say she's between 35 and 40. She looks a bit younger than him,
but not a lot. I freely admit I'm guessing her age though. The picture is
awfully small.

(again with a bit of editing... my apologies)

>Vivi, you haven't been keeping up: I think there are very few people in
>the world...or at a.t-c...older than I (58). Maybe it's the dated novels,
>'cause I never realized that Lauren or Beverly were ever masculine.

You're right. I haven't been keeping up. You've got a year or two on me.
So it must be those dated novels. Plus, I've known two male Laurens in my
life, and one male Beverly. The Laurens (although they were in my father's
generation), and the Beverly was a fourth. He was about ten years younger
than I and it was a family name. He was quite proud of it and if he ever
has a son, I'm sure there'll be a Beverly the Fifth in his family. Someone
also mentioned the name Carroll. Carroll O'Connor was in an age range
where that one was commonly given to men.

>Regardless, I think your ideas hold a lot of weight.

I'm quite flattered.

Vivi

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I wanna play with a pathetic suicidal masochist.
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