UNBELIEVABLY, ALCOHOL WAS INVOLVED

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[Jeff Meyerson]

"I've dated a lot of psychos in my life, but nobody like that," Deweese said.

That says it all for me.

[wickedwitch]

Drunk or not, this guy is a stalker. She should have smoked him out.

[Jeff Meyerson]

On the other hand, if she makes a practice of dating lots of psychos, perhaps she needs to change where she's looking for men.

[Cindy Loo Who]

"Santa? Is that you? Why did you throw up down our chim-en-ey Santa? Why?"

[KOW]

She received misdemeanour citations for charges of disorderly conduct and interfering with a firefighter.

"I told them to leave him in the chimney and let him die," she said.

She was only trying to preserve Darwin's principles. I see no reason why she should be fined.

[Annie Where-but-here]

Jeff - she told him to go away and never come back. He tried to climb down the chimney and you tell her to look somewhere else for dates? So it's HER fault?

[Cheryl Howard]

I think she shoulda built a nice cozy fire and settled in for the night.

[Annie Where-but-here]

"Chet's nuts roasting on an open fire..."

[wickedwitch]

i'm sure that after a few minutes of smoke inhalation, the screaming would have stopped. She could have spent the time by running to the store for marshmallows.

[blurk]

*snork* @ Annie.

[Annie Where-but-here]

Maybe I'll make a fire tonight. First I gotta find the remote control to the fireplace.

[Cheryl Howard]

:) Times (or items--either works) like this make me happy to be happily married. No love is lost on the occassional nut you end up meeting in the dating pool. I once went out with a guy, once-- I woke up the next morning to discover he'd pitched a tent outside my bedroom window sometime in the night. It took the police and a restraining order to convince him that I was not smitten with his "romantic" advances.

[Mahatma Kane Jeeves]

She's just playing hard to get. I would go back . . .

[DeskDiva]

Well, maybe Jeff's right - women do tend to pick the same guy in different skin until they wise up and figure out the problem.

[wickedwitch]

MKJ - how many TRO's do you have?

[SW]

"First I gotta find the remote control to the fireplace."

Today's kids just sit around the microwave.

(variation on an old Joan Rivers quip).

[Mahatma Kane Jeeves]

At least he didn't throw an onion at her . . .

[Eleanor]

I can't believe you would say that, Desk. It's bad enough for a guy (read: Jeff) to make a sweeping generalization about women, but for you to join in and, in essence, speak for all of us is disturbing, to me anyway.

[Cheesewiz]

I think both of these maroons should enroll in the Britney Spears Remedial Charm School.

[Eleanor]

MKJ, that's one crazy story! And they arrested him? I wish I was still practicing law. Sounds like there's a new crime every day: Assault with onion.

*snork*

[padraig]

El, maybe DD should have said "SOME" women. But I think we've all known women in that pattern, and some of said women are even related to us. You're a lawyer, right? Ever get any repeat business on the domestic law practice?

If it makes you feel any better (it shouldn't), I've seen guys do the same thing. Sometimes the women have the same NAMES. And there's the whole "marry your mother's psychic clone" thing...

[Mahatma Kane Jeeves]

Ellie: he probably didn't realize it would make her head hurt . . .

[Jeff Meyerson]

Hardly, Annie. I said that since - in her words - "I've dated a lot of psychos in my life" - she needs to look elsewhere.

[Annie Where-but-here]

padraig, in this case, though, she had said, 'No' and locked her doors. Somehow it's HER fault that he tried to get in her chimney? And I'm sure he'll be happy to pay for the whole the firemen knocked in her house to get him out. Next you're gonna say she dressed for it so she deserved it.

Repeating relationship mistakes, as you said, is hardly limited to women. It takes an effort to change your ways. Like dieting, for instance. But this ain't the case here.

[Mahatma Kane Jeeves]

ww: Who told you about those?

[wickedwitch]

just had this feeling MKJ!

[Annie Where-but-here]

jeffie - irrevelant - why does it matter where she was looking, and perhaps she had looked in a bunch of different places? Psychos are everywhere. When she had had enough, she locked him out. Good for her, bad for the chimney.

[Eleanor]

I take your point, padraig. :) I just don't like generalizations, about men or women.

[Annie Where-but-here]

Generalizations always suck.

[blurk]

Generally, anyway.

[Annie Where-but-here]

Just like all extreme statements are horrible.

[blurk]

I say that all the time!

Except when I don't.

[Meanie the Blue]

True story - a neighbor of mine was devoted to his wife, a sweet and lovely and smart lady. One awful day, she had a cerebral hemmorhage and died a day later. We were all devastated, and our neighbor, who was himself a terrific, well balanced person, became rather withdrawn and about a year later moved away. We didn't hear from him for years, until one Sunday afternoon he showed up at our house and introduced us to his new wife.

She was an absolute clone of his first wife, and our jaws just hung limp when we saw her. It was perhaps my weirdest experience ever.

This has nothing to do with repeatedly picking mates with character flaws, but the topic reminded me of this unbelievably eerie, unforgettable situation.

[Betsy]

..and I don't know how many times I've run into men whose girlfriends/mistresses are basically clones of their wives, minus about ten years. (I always privately hope the wives involved will leave a cheerful little note and run off with the poolboy, but that's just me being mean.)

[Siouxie]

YAY for the woman!!

and *snork* at her "...let him die" comment.

[Joan]

Did anyone catch the video? She kept flinging bottles and other things at his head and he was undeterred. Now that is infatuation...and quite a skull!