I just lost a neighbor to senseless violence, and it has me really
upset. This couple next door has been having their troubles for some
time, until finally she ran him off. Her brother was there at the time,
as well as her father. The three of them made it clear to the one of him
that he better leave and not come back "or else."
About a week went by, and I guess the DH had a few with the boys and
decided to go home and pick up his stuff. He'd been afraid to before
because the DW was twice as big as he and three times as mean. He'd also
heard that she had borrowed a shotgun from her daddy for protection. So
he pulled up in the driveway and got his own shotgun off the rifle rack
in his pickup and went stomping up to the front door.
Her brother saw DH going up to the house, called his daddy on the phone,
and ran over to 'help.' Meantime DH and DW are standing there in the
living room screaming at each other; she grabs her daddy's shotgun out
from behind the couch, he raises his shotgun, and they both fired at
once. Twelve-guage, double-barreled shotguns at five paces, and they
were both so drunk neither one of them hit the other.
The brother was not so lucky; he grabbed the doorknob just as these two
shotguns fired at once, and it scared him so bad he ran out into the
street right into wake of his daddy's pickup. And he died of the
slobberin' fits.
David Yehudah - 27 Apr 2004 00:16 GMT
PS I forgot to mention what caused the original fight. DH came home
early one day and caught me using Mr. Happy to stuff peanuts in DW's
ear. Or at least that's what we told him.
> I just lost a neighbor to senseless violence, and it has me really
> upset. This couple next door has been having their troubles for some
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> street right into wake of his daddy's pickup. And he died of the
> slobberin' fits.
JP Hobbs - 27 Apr 2004 02:54 GMT
David could this be for real? it sounds too much like a joke
especially with the PS Jean.
> PS I forgot to mention what caused the original fight. DH came home
> early one day and caught me using Mr. Happy to stuff peanuts in DW's
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> > street right into wake of his daddy's pickup. And he died of the
> > slobberin' fits.
David Yehudah - 27 Apr 2004 03:05 GMT
Jean! You cut me to the quick. How could you entertain the thought even
for a fleeting moment that I might so abuse your credulity as to tell an
untruth or even a slight 'stretcher?'
I know what it is; it is the company you've been keeping lately in this
NG. Several (you know who you are) have cast asparagus on my veracity in
the past and have led you astray with their cynicisms. In my opinion,
even the baldest, most unadorned fact is preferable to a lurid untruth,
no matter how plausible.
However, by now I would have thought someone would have picked up on
that poor shnook jumping into the 'wake' of the speeding truck. . .
> David could this be for real? it sounds too much like a joke
> especially with the PS Jean.
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>>>street right into wake of his daddy's pickup. And he died of the
>>>slobberin' fits.

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Cheryl - 27 Apr 2004 03:12 GMT
> However, by now I would have thought someone would have picked up on
> that poor shnook jumping into the 'wake' of the speeding truck. . .
I admit I read it a couple of times but wasn't sure what to think. Wake of
the truck, though... shoulda caught that. I guess its Monday? ;)

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Seanette Blaylock - 27 Apr 2004 04:06 GMT
Cheryl <jlhshadow@NOSPAMhotmail.com> had some very interesting things
to say about Re: sad night (OT):
>> However, by now I would have thought someone would have picked up on
>> that poor shnook jumping into the 'wake' of the speeding truck. . .
>I admit I read it a couple of times but wasn't sure what to think. Wake of
>the truck, though... shoulda caught that. I guess its Monday? ;)
I'm pleading heat-induced brain melt, it having been well over 90 here
today.

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JP Hobbs - 27 Apr 2004 13:02 GMT
Well David, I didn't say straight out that you were
laying it on, but you did embroider it a bit too much,
just like my ex used to do JEAN.
> Jean! You cut me to the quick. How could you entertain the thought even
> for a fleeting moment that I might so abuse your credulity as to tell an
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> ??????
Kreisleriana - 27 Apr 2004 13:51 GMT
>Well David, I didn't say straight out that you were
>laying it on, but you did embroider it a bit too much,
>just like my ex used to do JEAN.
Just call me "sucker." :P
Theresa
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Single-mindedness is all very well in cows or baboons; in an animal
claiming to belong to the same species as Shakespeare it is simply disgraceful.
(Aldous Huxley)
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 28 Apr 2004 06:18 GMT
> David could this be for real? it sounds too much like a joke
> especially with the PS Jean.
With Dave, one can never be entirely sure! Maybe we should work out a
warning for when he IS serious - sort of a "BW" in reverse?
> > PS I forgot to mention what caused the original fight. DH came home
> > early one day and caught me using Mr. Happy to stuff peanuts in DW's
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> > > street right into wake of his daddy's pickup. And he died of the
> > > slobberin' fits.
Kreisleriana - 27 Apr 2004 00:55 GMT
>I just lost a neighbor to senseless violence, and it has me really
>upset. This couple next door has been having their troubles for some
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
>street right into wake of his daddy's pickup. And he died of the
>slobberin' fits.
OMG. What a terrible story. Look after your and your family's poor
nerves, and get your kitties to look after you.
Theresa
alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/
Single-mindedness is all very well in cows or baboons; in an animal
claiming to belong to the same species as Shakespeare it is simply disgraceful.
(Aldous Huxley)
Jo Firey - 27 Apr 2004 05:32 GMT
The reaction you are getting to your neighborhood problems ;~}
is proof positive that you are not spending nearly enough time here.
Come on everyone. Dave = BW = put your soda down before you snort it out
your nose and all over your keyboard!
Jo
> I just lost a neighbor to senseless violence, and it has me really
> upset. This couple next door has been having their troubles for some
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> street right into wake of his daddy's pickup. And he died of the
> slobberin' fits.