Re: Fake Fireman Starts Fire, Repeatedly Rapes Woman

"Laurie S." <laurienews@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> "DLK" <david.lee.kollberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>"Sam Bam" <patriot@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> :<--no-spam@.invalid> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Fake Fireman Starts Fire,
>>>>NEW YORK --
>>>
>>> This is relevant to arizona or colorado
>>> for what reason?
>>
>>That you should be lucky that you're not a
>>single white female living in New York?
>
> I can't see the phrase "single white
> female" without thinking of the
> movie of the same name. I don't
> know if you've ever heard of it, but
> it involves a woman who takes a
> roommate who starts copying her
> appearance, lifestyle, friends, etc.
> I don't remember it very well but
> I thought it was interesting.

I know the movie. Don't you thought it strange
that the character of Bridget Fonda, which is
a good-looking, stylish career woman, chooses
as her roommate the character of Jennifer
Jason Leigh, which is a timid, colorless kind
of woman with a pathetic feel for fashion?

> I used to think about that back in
> my former city when I would look
> out my house's window at the house
> of the family across the street. It
> was the exact same style of house,
> except theirs was blue and ours was
> a brick-red color. And theirs was
> neater, partly because the wife was
> neater than I was, but also because
> the husband (a member of the
> National Guard) was neater than she
> was. He used to sweep the gutter
> next to the curb on the street.
>
> Anyway, I would think how I, having
> visited their house occasionally,
> could start furnishing my house like
> theirs, eventually painting it
> the same color. I think there was
> something more interesting about my
> idea, though, because it sounds
> really boring. It sounds like simply
> the preface for "Single White Female."
> I think, though, my version was
> more like "creepy friend across the
> street" than "crazy lady who wants
> to take over my life."

If your neighbor indeed sweeps the
gutter of the street, he's more apt to
be the creepy one, if you ask me ;-)

> Anyway. So, how's tricks? I said
> "trucks" at first, but I'm guessing you
> don't have a truck.

I'm good, thanks. Out of what I've read
your life seems also to be going smoothly
these days?

And no, I don't have a truck, but I've
bought a motorcycle, a couple of months
ago. It's a BMW R1100S, if this should
mean someting to you (I expect it doesn't).
I like to drive it to the outer edges of the
tires, when I return from work, and now
I feel so much more relaxed by the time I
get home.

This in itself has changed things for the
better in our family, since it results in a
lot less silly arguments between me and
my wife and a more laid-back disposition
towards my (sometimes pretty demanding)
daughter ;-)

We are also having the nicest weather
since 1830 (which is the year they started
to register the temperature and hours of
sunshine on a daily basis in Belgium).

November 1st we went to the sea side
in Holland (Zeeland) for five days, and we
ended up sitting in the sun for days in our
T-shirts (which is really strange, this time
of year).

Anyway, it gave me such a pain, since I'd
taken an umbrella but of course it wouldn't
rain ;-)

DLK

http://www.mybluenotes.tk

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