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CatNipped - 30 Dec 2005 14:17 GMT
I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
you might have would be greatly appreciated.

Hugs,

CatNipped
Adrian - 30 Dec 2005 14:48 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
> why, but I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.
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>
> CatNipped

Purrs from Snoopy and Baggy, actually it's snores from Snoopy at the moment
but she says they're just as good.
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Smokie Darling (Annie) - 30 Dec 2005 15:09 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped

I haven't been reading much lately, but you can have all the spare (and
non-spare) purrs from my bunch.  Hope things look brighter soon.

Smokie Darling (Annie)
Bobblespin - 30 Dec 2005 15:13 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
> why, but I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> CatNipped

Warm purrs on the way from icy Ontario, Canada.

kilikini - 30 Dec 2005 15:25 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> CatNipped

Sorry, honey.  I think most of us deal with some sort of depression, in one
way or another.  If you need an ear within the next hour and a half, you can
e-mail me privately.  Just remove the NOSPAM in my address.

kili
Dan M - 30 Dec 2005 15:57 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
> you might have would be greatly appreciated.

Absolutely! We're sending you bunches of purrs.
JBHajos - 30 Dec 2005 16:22 GMT
>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
>you might have would be greatly appreciated.

   Purrs and doggy-wags a'comin' post haste.  Hope everything turns
out well and you feel better soonest!!   Hugs.

    Jeanne
Julie Cook - 30 Dec 2005 16:37 GMT
>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped
Lots of purrs and headbutts on the way.
Julie, Hobbes, Selena, Lacey, Sam and Barnabus
CatNipped - 30 Dec 2005 16:56 GMT
Thank you all!

Part of what has me feeling down is that I didn't even get to say goodbye to
the girls before they left (I had a business meeting to attend when they
left on the 16th, and I didn't know they wouldn't be coming back).  Now
they'll be in school in New Orleans when Erin comes back here to pick up the
rest of their things and get the dogs, so they won't be making the trip with
her.  I've been missing them terribly.  Since Greg's sister and her husband
won't be staying there after all, Erin, Greg, and the girls will be staying
with his mother until they get their FEMA trailer, so I can't even take some
time to go down and visit with them for quite a while.  I understand that
Erin wants to be with her husband, and the girls want to be with their
father, and this is a *GOOD* thing that they can stay there, but I *hate*
how quiet this house has become.  :<

Hugs,

CatNipped

>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped
Smokie Darling (Annie) - 30 Dec 2005 17:11 GMT
> Thank you all!
>
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>
> CatNipped

Who'da thunk it huh?  We get to where we enjoy the "peace and quiet",
then the noise (grandkids) begins, and we think we can't take it, then
it's quiet and we hate it.

Much sympathy, and extra offerings to get you through the blues and the
"missing".

SD (Annie) - rather like empty nest all over again, huh?

> >I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> >I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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> >
> > CatNipped
mlbriggs - 30 Dec 2005 18:24 GMT
>> Thank you all!
>>
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>> >
>> > CatNipped

Gee, think of the "good side"  --  less housework!  Best wishes for a
great New Year.   MLB
SuzQ - 03 Jan 2006 13:37 GMT
Belated purrs C'nipped. I hope you're better now.
Suz&Spicey
cybercat - 30 Dec 2005 17:44 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
> you might have would be greatly appreciated.

Sending my prayers. Not to worry about your stalker, Lori. She's about
a quarter-inch from putting herself away. For real.
mlbriggs - 30 Dec 2005 17:51 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped

Is there a storm in the offing?  Could be caused b barometric pressure.
Best wishes.   MLB
CatNipped - 30 Dec 2005 17:57 GMT
>> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why,
>> but
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Is there a storm in the offing?  Could be caused b barometric pressure.
> Best wishes.   MLB

Not here, although we could *really* use the rain.  But, unbelievably there
is a *27TH* tropical storm ("Zeta") brewing in the Atlantic!!!!!

Hugs,

CatNipped
Adrian - 30 Dec 2005 18:18 GMT
>>> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
>>> why, but
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>
> CatNipped

So if there any more after that, what will the next one be called?
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CatNipped - 30 Dec 2005 18:51 GMT
>>>> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
>>>> why, but
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>
> So if there any more after that, what will the next one be called?

I though Zeta was the last letter of the Greek alphabet also (corresponding
to Z in ours), but it's not, it's only the 6th letter.  Here's the whole
Greek alphabet:

Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Delta
Epsilon
Zeta
Eta
Theta
Iota
Kappa
Lamda
Mu
Nu
Xi
Omikron
Pi
Rho
Sigma
Tau
Upsilon
Phi
Chi
Psi
Omega

Hugs,

CatNipped
Adrian - 30 Dec 2005 20:22 GMT
>>>>> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
>>>>> why, but
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>
> CatNipped

That reminds me of a limerick,

There was a young vicar in Kew,
Whose cat used to sit on a pew,
He taught him each week,
A letter of Greek,
But never got further than Mu.
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A House is not a home, without a cat.
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CatNipped - 30 Dec 2005 20:31 GMT
>>>>>> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
>>>>>> why, but
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> A letter of Greek,
> But never got further than Mu.

A clean limerick!  I didn't know such a creature existed in nature!!!  ;>

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Hugs,

CatNipped

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Christine K. - 30 Dec 2005 23:49 GMT
<<<<<snip>>

>>>I though Zeta was the last letter of the Greek alphabet also
>>>(corresponding to Z in ours), but it's not, it's only the 6th letter.
[quoted text clipped - 38 lines]
>
> A clean limerick!  I didn't know such a creature existed in nature!!!  ;>

There are plenty of those. Used to know quite a few, but can't remember
but one of them now. It's kinda cat-related, as it has a tiger in it. :)

There was a young lady of Riga
Who smilingly rode on a tiger
They returned from the ride
With the lady inside
And the smile on the face of the tiger.

I also put "limericks" into google for a quick search, but got so many
pages I just skimmed thru them.

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Dan M - 30 Dec 2005 18:52 GMT
>> Not here, although we could *really* use the rain.  But, unbelievably
>> there is a *27TH* tropical storm ("Zeta") brewing in the Atlantic!!!!!
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>
> So if there any more after that, what will the next one be called?

If I remember my greek correctly, next would be eta, then kappa, then
lambda.
Helen Miles - 30 Dec 2005 19:48 GMT
> If I remember my greek correctly, next would be eta, then kappa, then
> lambda.///

The mind boggles at a storm doing the Lambada.

Helen M - in a very silly mood.
SuzQ - 03 Jan 2006 23:55 GMT
> Dec 30, 2005 at 07:48 PM


"Dan M" <dan@wolf.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2005.12.30.18.52.30.942371@wolf.com

> If I remember my greek correctly, next would be eta, then kappa, then
> lambda.///

The mind boggles at a storm doing the Lambada.

Helen M - in a very silly mood.

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After reading about kitten antic I'm feeling silly. I was thinking they
could name it Cowabunga.
Suz
Irulan - 30 Dec 2005 19:32 GMT
Purrs, prayers and happy thoughts from us to you.
Lily & her mama

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Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time

>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped
Jo Firey - 30 Dec 2005 20:09 GMT
>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped

Jake will be forwarding purrs as soon as he gets over this mornings snit
over the existence of d^gs in creation.  I'll remind Molly to forward some
you way as well.

Kayla offers wags and nips.

Jo
Yoj - 30 Dec 2005 21:59 GMT
Purrs are on the way.  If you want to talk about it in email, feel free.  My
edress isn't munged.

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Joy

**Don't believe everything you think**

> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped
ann791 - 30 Dec 2005 22:18 GMT
Purrs on the way.
Ann

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see pictures of Sam at http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ann791/my_photos

>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 30 Dec 2005 22:23 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
> why, but I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.
> Any spare purrs you might have would be greatly appreciated.

I'm sorry you're feeling depressed. I go through these myself - living
alone, not working full-time (and working at home when I do work), I can
get pretty isolated. And this year, for the first time in many, many
years, I don't have really special plans for New Year's Eve. I've always
spent it with a partner, or some very close friends. I do have invitations
to a couple of parties, so I won't sit at home, at least.

Anyway, I don't know why you're depressed, but I share your mood
nonetheless. Purrs!

I'm going to offer some advice, which, since it is unsolicited, you are
free to ignore. :) But I insist that you put your stalker into your
killfile. If you continue to read her posts, they will continue to disturb
you and make you feel unsafe on this ng. Remove her from your conciousness,
and you'll be amazed at how much better you'll feel. I just don't understand
why anyone would continue to read things that hurt them, that seems a bit
masochistic to me. Just dump the b*tch!!

Hope you feel better soon.

Joyce
CatNipped - 30 Dec 2005 22:28 GMT
> > I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post
> > why, but I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.
[quoted text clipped - 23 lines]
>
> Joyce

I agree, and if it were just an obnoxious b*tch I'd do just that.  But some
people verge on being dangerously disturbed - and I won't turn my back on
somebody who could possibly do harm to my family.  I don't ever let what she
says bother me - I just consider the source.  But there are times when I
don't want to leave my family open to the sh*t she throws through her bars
(or *from* her bar by the sound of her posts).

Hugs,

CatNipped
idontmind@gmail.com - 31 Dec 2005 01:18 GMT
> I agree, and if it were just an obnoxious b*tch I'd do just that.  But some
> people verge on being dangerously disturbed - and I won't turn my back on
> somebody who could possibly do harm to my family.

If you are talking about me, you are being ridiculous.   No one is in
any danger from me.  I merely dare to voice an opinion that differs
from others.  If you think this makes me "dangerous", it is *you* who
are seriously disturbed.

I don't ever let what she
> says bother me - I just consider the source.  But there are times when I
> don't want to leave my family open to the sh*t she throws through her bars
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> CatNipped

If you are willing to do so, please send me an email.  I am willing to
discuss this with you rationally, person to person, privately, but I am
not willing to email you directly as long as you use words like
"stalker".  Consider this an olive branch, and yes, I am being sincere.

-L.
cybercat - 30 Dec 2005 23:14 GMT
> I'm going to offer some advice, which, since it is unsolicited, you are
> free to ignore. :) But I insist that you put your stalker into your
> killfile. If you continue to read her posts, they will continue to disturb
> you and make you feel unsafe on this ng. Remove her from your conciousness,
> and you'll be amazed at how much better you'll feel.

This is good advice, and would be enough in most circumstances.
The trouble is, she and her little psycho friends take it to real life.
CN actually got a telephone call one day, and there is a possibility one of
her stalkers actually contacted her boss at her old job. We are
talking STALKER here, not just Usenet nuisance. And CN is
not alone.
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 30 Dec 2005 23:25 GMT
> This is good advice, and would be enough in most circumstances.
> The trouble is, she and her little psycho friends take it to real life.
> CN actually got a telephone call one day, and there is a possibility one of
> her stalkers actually contacted her boss at her old job. We are
> talking STALKER here, not just Usenet nuisance. And CN is
> not alone.

Hmm... well, maybe some of the folks on this NG still read the psycho's
posts, and could warn Lori if it looked like she was going to do more
than spew verbal abuse? That way, Lori doesn't need to read the abuse.

I also think that if she disengages from any interaction with the stalker,
it's less likely that things will escalate into real life retaliation.
But I might be wrong, as I'm lucky enough to have never had a stalker
myself.

Still, given that, I can understand why Lori might not want to divulge
specific information about the whereabouts of her family members.

Lori: if there have been any actual threats, you can file a police
report. They probably can't do anything about vague online threats,
but it will be on record in case things do escalate. There are stalker
laws in many states, but I don't know how it works on the Internet
when the stalker lives outside your state.

Good luck,
Joyce
-L. - 30 Dec 2005 23:56 GMT
> This is good advice, and would be enough in most circumstances.
> The trouble is, she and her little psycho friends take it to real life.

If you are talking about me, you are sadly mistaken.  I have never even
emailed either you or Lori.  I have not "stalked" you. You are
committing libel.   In fact the only thing I have *ever* done to either
of you is called you on the carpet publicly via newsgroup postings
(which is my first ammendement right)  for being idiots and a.sholes in
terms of what you post and how you treat others.  That's the ONLY thing
I have ever "done" to you.

OTOH, It is *you* who took these flamewars to real life.  You called my
local police department and cried to them because I used your real
name.  Something you, yourself, had done to ME (and my husband, and
MINOR child and brother)  for months prior.  The only difference is
that you have no spine and hide like a coward behind an anonymous
remailer, and  I have the guts to post under my own ISP.  That's ok
though - you aren't very smart.  We have ISP addresses that link back
to you so we know exactly who you really are.  You are no longer
anonymous.

> CN actually got a telephone call one day,

Lori received one pone call from Megan, to whom she had given her phone
number.  If one does not want someone to call them, they do not give
out their phone number.  Surely you are smart enough to understand
that.

Furthermore, I have absolutely no association with Megan.  I know Megan
from the newsgroups and that is all.  It is only in your head that
there is some "consiracy" to stalk you.  The truth is, you (and Lori)
have willingly participated in the newsgroup flamewars for over a year,
and continue to do so.  You have many people who dislike you because of
it.  You alienated an entire newsgroup - all of the old regulars from
H+B left because of you.  The majority of this newsgroup - rpca-  has
you killfiled as well.  Look in the f.cking mirror and take some
responsibility for why people hate you.   You are no victim, no matter
how hard you try to rewrite history.  Anyone who has been around for
any length of time knows the truth despite what you now try to tell
newbies.  You are not fooling anyone.   All one has to do is search for
"Mary S." and "Conan" to get a little taste of why people despise you
on these newsgroups.  And that search is the tip of the iceberg.

> and there is a possibility one of
> her stalkers actually contacted her boss at her old job. We are
> talking STALKER here, not just Usenet nuisance.

Bullshit.  You are committing libel.  Post proof or you may find
yourself on the receiveing end of a lawsuit.  The fact is, you can't
prove what you are saying because none of it is true.  

-L.
Z - 31 Dec 2005 07:29 GMT
"-L." <gentleboa@peacemail.com> wrote...

>> This is good advice, and would be enough in most circumstances.
>> The trouble is, she and her little psycho friends take it to real life.
>
> If you are talking about me, you are sadly mistaken.

Why are you assuming she's talking about you?
(If the shoe fits, etc.)

> You are committing libel.

Who is she libeling? She didn't name names.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 07:32 GMT
> "-L." <gentleboa@peacemail.com> wrote...
>
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>
> Who is she libeling? She didn't name names.

Oh look - another anonymous dickwad.  Charming.  Do you always spawn
together like this?

-L.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 08:28 GMT
> "-L." <gentleboa@peacemail.com> wrote...
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Why are you assuming she's talking about you?
> (If the shoe fits, etc.)

Because she has referred to me recently as "stalker Lyn".  I suspect
you already know this.

Why must you insist on posting anonymously?  No spine?

-L.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 08:29 GMT
> "-L." <gentleboa@peacemail.com> wrote...
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Why are you assuming she's talking about you?
> (If the shoe fits, etc.)

She has referred to me recently as "stalker Lyn" which is libelous.  I
suspect you already know this.  Besides, I did not "assume" anything.
I said IF she was talking about me, she is sadly mistaken.  Do you have
a reading comprehension problem?

Why must you insist on posting anonymously?  No spine?

-L.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 00:00 GMT
> This is good advice, and would be enough in most circumstances.
> The trouble is, she and her little psycho friends take it to real life.

If you are talking about me, you are sadly mistaken.  I have never even
emailed either you or Lori.  I have not "stalked" you. You are
committing libel.   In fact the only thing I have *ever* done to either
of you is called you on the carpet publicly via newsgroup postings
(which is my first ammendement right)  for being idiots and a.sholes in
terms of what you post and how you treat others.  That's the ONLY thing
I have ever "done" to you.

OTOH, It is *you* who took these flamewars to real life.  You called my
local police department and cried to them because I used your real
name.  Something you, yourself, had done to ME (and my husband, and
MINOR child and brother)  for months prior.  The only difference is
that you have no spine and hide like a coward behind an anonymous
remailer, and  I have the guts to post under my own ISP.  That's ok
though - you aren't very smart.  We have ISP addresses that link back
to you so we know exactly who you really are.  You are no longer
anonymous.

> CN actually got a telephone call one day,

Lori received one pone call from Megan, to whom she had given her phone
number.  If one does not want someone to call them, they do not give
out their phone number.  Surely you are smart enough to understand
that.

Furthermore, I have absolutely no association with Megan.  I know Megan
from the newsgroups and that is all.  It is only in your head that
there is some "consiracy" to stalk you.  The truth is, you (and Lori)
have willingly participated in the newsgroup flamewars for over a year,
and continue to do so.  You have many people who dislike you because of
it.  You alienated an entire newsgroup - all of the old regulars from
H+B left because of you.  The majority of this newsgroup - rpca-  has
you killfiled as well.  Look in the f.cking mirror and take some
responsibility for why people hate you.   You are no victim, no matter
how hard you try to rewrite history.  Anyone who has been around for
any length of time knows the truth despite what you now try to tell
newbies.  You are not fooling anyone.   All one has to do is search for
"Mary S." and "Conan" to get a little taste of why people despise you
on these newsgroups.  And that search is the tip of the iceberg.

> and there is a possibility one of
> her stalkers actually contacted her boss at her old job. We are
> talking STALKER here, not just Usenet nuisance.

Bullshit.  You are committing libel.  Post proof or you may find
yourself on the receiveing end of a lawsuit.  The fact is, you can't
prove what you are saying because none of it is true.  

-L.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 00:05 GMT
> This is good advice, and would be enough in most circumstances.
> The trouble is, she and her little psycho friends take it to real life.

If you are talking about me, you are sadly mistaken.  I have never even
emailed either you or Lori.  I have not "stalked" you. You are
committing libel.   In fact the only thing I have *ever* done to either
of you is called you on the carpet publicly via newsgroup postings
(which is my first ammendement right)  for being idiots and a.sholes in
terms of what you post and how you treat others.  That's the ONLY thing
I have ever "done" to you.

OTOH, It is *you* who took these flamewars to real life.  You called my
local police department and cried to them because I used your real
name.  Something you, yourself, had done to ME (and my husband, and
MINOR child and brother)  for months prior.  The only difference is
that you have no spine and hide like a coward behind an anonymous
remailer, and  I have the guts to post under my own ISP.  That's ok
though - you aren't very smart.  We have ISP addresses that link back
to you so we know exactly who you really are.  You are no longer
anonymous.

> CN actually got a telephone call one day,

Lori received one pone call from Megan, to whom she had given her phone
number.  If one does not want someone to call them, they do not give
out their phone number.  Surely you are smart enough to understand
that.

Furthermore, I have absolutely no association with Megan.  I know Megan
from the newsgroups and that is all.  It is only in your head that
there is some "consiracy" to stalk you.  The truth is, you (and Lori)
have willingly participated in the newsgroup flamewars for over a year,
and continue to do so.  You have many people who dislike you because of
it.  You alienated an entire newsgroup - all of the old regulars from
H+B left because of you.  The majority of this newsgroup - rpca-  has
you killfiled as well.  Look in the f.cking mirror and take some
responsibility for why people hate you.   You are no victim, no matter
how hard you try to rewrite history.  Anyone who has been around for
any length of time knows the truth despite what you now try to tell
newbies.  You are not fooling anyone.   All one has to do is search for
"Mary S." and "Conan" to get a little taste of why people despise you
on these newsgroups.  And that search is the tip of the iceberg.

> and there is a possibility one of
> her stalkers actually contacted her boss at her old job. We are
> talking STALKER here, not just Usenet nuisance.

Bullshit.  You are committing libel.  Post proof or you may find
yourself on the receiveing end of a lawsuit.  The fact is, you can't
prove what you are saying because none of it is true.  

-L.
Nomen Nescio - 31 Dec 2005 11:00 GMT
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

From: "-L." <gentleboa@peacemail.com>

>If you are talking about me, you are sadly mistaken.  I have never even
>emailed either you or Lori.  I have not "stalked" you. You are
>committing libel.

<snip>

>Bullshit.  You are committing libel.  Post proof or you may find
>yourself on the receiveing end of a lawsuit.

I can see the headlines now:

"UNNAMED INDIVIDUAL SUES USENET NYM
OVER AMBIGUOUS STATEMENTS"

Hint: You blew your libel case in the first six words
of your post.
Sam Nash - 31 Dec 2005 03:15 GMT
>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> CatNipped
Purrs in large doses, although late, coming your way.
Sam
sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 04:50 GMT
> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> CatNipped

I honestly don't know whether you realize it or not, or whether it's
deliberate or not, but you really could avoid the volatile and
antagonizing element in your posts.
Example:
"I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning. I don't feel
comfortable posting details, but any spare purrs you might have would
be greatly appreciated."

Sherry
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 08:39 GMT
> I honestly don't know whether you realize it or not, or whether it's
> deliberate or not, but you really could avoid the volatile and
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Sherry

Of course she realizes it; it's deliberate, Sherry.  Just read her
other posts to the thread.  She has been a on-going, active participant
in these flame wars for over a year.  The ball is in her court, though.
She can end it if she wants to.

-L.
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 31 Dec 2005 09:31 GMT
> I honestly don't know whether you realize it or not, or whether it's
> deliberate or not, but you really could avoid the volatile and
> antagonizing element in your posts.

> Example:

> "I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning. I don't feel
> comfortable posting details, but any spare purrs you might have would
> be greatly appreciated."

What? There is nothing antagonizing about this. I don't understand this
post at all. Which part of this is volatile?

Joyce
sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 16:39 GMT
>  > I honestly don't know whether you realize it or not, or whether it's
>  > deliberate or not, but you really could avoid the volatile and
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
> Joyce

What I mean is, making reference to a "stalker" (and everybody knows
who she is referring to) was not necessary to convey the message she
desired. It was thrown in to "poke Lyn with a stick" so to speak.  And
it worked, didn't it?
I know you all think Lyn is the Devil, but most of you didn't read
rrphb back when Catnipped was attacking Lyn, her weight, her child,
etc. etc. then called the police on her.
Retaliation is what CN is dealing with now, and it sucks when it comes
to roost in your own back yard.
All I am saying, really, is that if you don't want to be flamed,
post-humped, or whatever you call it, don't throw in little innuendos
and between-the-lines accusations.

Sherry
cybercat - 31 Dec 2005 16:46 GMT
> >  > I honestly don't know whether you realize it or not, or whether it's
> >  > deliberate or not, but you really could avoid the volatile and
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> Retaliation is what CN is dealing with now, and it sucks when it comes
> to roost in your own back yard.

You are so deluded. CN did NONE of these things.

You don't get to make it up as you go along.

Are you having some sort of arterial flow to the brain problem?

ALL CN did was defend me when you and everyone else jumped on the
bully train. For this your good friend (at the moment, you do change like
the wind) Lyn accused her of burning her cat with a curling iron.

I used to think you were just wishy washy, but now I am beginning to
think you might be having some memory problems.

And some of them are mighty convenient.
sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 16:58 GMT
> Are you having some sort of arterial flow to the brain problem?

It's remarks like this one that has you in practically everyone's
killfile. I am very sorry for whatever it is that makes you so
mean-spirited.

Sherry
cybercat - 31 Dec 2005 17:19 GMT
> > Are you having some sort of arterial flow to the brain problem?
>
> It's remarks like this one that has you in practically everyone's
> killfile. I am very sorry for whatever it is that makes you so
> mean-spirited.

Right. And your comments to CN were made in the interest of
sisterly love.

You just accused her of things she did not do. We have been
over this before. If you are going to back a stalker like Lyn you
had better get your facts straight.

You probably don't remember emailing me years ago talking about
all the hypocrites in this group. I suppose I should be glad of that
since I had assumed that you did remember and were just the
biggest hypocrite of all.

You are a nasty piece of work, just like your good friend Lyn.
You aren't as rabid as she is, but that is just because you lack
the guts to be. At least in public. You are pretty damned brutal
in email.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 23:22 GMT
> Right. And your comments to CN were made in the interest of
> sisterly love.
>
> You just accused her of things she did not do.

All anyone has to do is a simple Google search to find out the truth.
She attacked me, my kid, my parenting skills and my weight - not to
mention dragging some piddly-a.s comment I made here (not even about
her, BTW)  over to H+B to start a flame war, more than once.  Lori is
no innocent.

We have been
> over this before. If you are going to back a stalker like Lyn you
> had better get your facts straight.
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> the guts to be. At least in public. You are pretty damned brutal
> in email.

Pretty ironic coming from an "anonymous" coward.

-L.
cybercat - 31 Dec 2005 16:49 GMT
<sriddles@aol.com> wrote :

> What I mean is, making reference to a "stalker" (and everybody knows
> who she is referring to) was not necessary to convey the message she
> desired. It was thrown in to "poke Lyn with a stick" so to speak.

Actually, no. Lyn and friends go "real life" on people over Usenet
disputes. Contacting their places of business, harrassing their loved ones.
Posting personal information. That is called "stalking" and "harrassment"
and is indeed a punishable misdemeanor or felony in most states.

By calling Lyn a stalker, CN was just being accurate.

A big clue for you: the police do not get involved over
Usenet alone. Period. Think about it.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 23:32 GMT
> <sriddles@aol.com> wrote :
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Actually, no. Lyn and friends go "real life" on people over Usenet
> disputes. Contacting their places of business, harrassing their loved ones.

Now you have commited libel.  Post proof or STFU.  I have never done
any of those things and I know of no one who has.  These are the same
accusations you made to the police and all of those accusations were
found to be groundless.  You are treading on *very* thin ice here.  In
that same conversation with the police, you claimed that you do not
participate in these newsgroups.  You have now proved, once again, that
you lied to the police.  Keep it up - you are doing a really good job
of nailing yourself to the wall.

> Posting personal information.

The only thing I have ever done is used your name which was posted by
someone else.  I used your town which you, yourself have revealed.
Both os these things you did to me as well - and you also revealed my
son's name, my husband's name, my brother's name, and a town in which I
own property.

>That is called "stalking" and "harrassment"
> and is indeed a punishable misdemeanor or felony in most states.

Prove it.  Just prove it.  You cannot because it never happened.

> By calling Lyn a stalker, CN was just being accurate.

There you go again.

> A big clue for you: the police do not get involved over
> Usenet alone. Period. Think about it.

The police get involved when someone calls crying and complaining that
someone is harassing them.  They do an investigation, which they did,
and there was absolutely NO PROOF to any of your accusations other than
the fact that I used your name.  You are a LIAR and have now committed
libel.  Congratulations.  It's all documented in the archives now.  If
you are smart you will now shut your mouth and stop libeling yourself.

-L.
CatNipped - 31 Dec 2005 16:56 GMT
>>  > I honestly don't know whether you realize it or not, or whether it's
>>  > deliberate or not, but you really could avoid the volatile and
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> rrphb back when Catnipped was attacking Lyn, her weight, her child,
> etc. etc. then called the police on her.

****WHAT****?????!!!!!

I MOST CERTAINLY DID NONE OF THOSE THINGS - HOW DARE YOU ACCUSE ME OF
THAT!!!!!!!!

Sherry, you'd better back up those accusations right now or STAY OUT OF THIS
AND STFU!

> Retaliation is what CN is dealing with now, and it sucks when it comes
> to roost in your own back yard.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Sherry
sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 17:12 GMT
> Sherry, you'd better back up those accusations right now or STAY OUT OF THIS
> AND STFU!

I have, before. Google rphb. We aren't dragging the whole group through
the muck, but you're welcome to e-mail me. My address is not munged.

Sherry
CatNipped - 31 Dec 2005 17:17 GMT
>> Sherry, you'd better back up those accusations right now or STAY OUT OF
>> THIS
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Sherry

*YOU* chose to lie on this group quite publicly - now you want me to email
you privately to defend myself against those lies??  No thank you - post
*RIGHT HERE* the posts where I said any of those things!  If you can't prove
your lies here then STFU!
sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 23:23 GMT
> >> Sherry, you'd better back up those accusations right now or STAY OUT OF
> >> THIS
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> *RIGHT HERE* the posts where I said any of those things!  If you can't prove
> your lies here then STFU!
sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 23:38 GMT
> *YOU* chose to lie on this group quite publicly - now you want me to email
> you privately to defend myself against those lies??  No thank you - post
> *RIGHT HERE* the posts where I said any of those things!  If you can't prove
> your lies here then STFU!

" What's the matter Lynnie?  Doesn't Will stick up for you?  Or is he
ashamed to be married to such a fat scumbag? And I'm sure you wouldn't
post pictures of your a.s - all that blubber would make people ill.
Besides which, you show your a.s constantly without us having to see
pictures of all that nasty fat!"

or maybe

"...I hope Jonathan doesn't get a URI or the adoption agency
may be getting a call - right Mommy Dearest? "

Do those posts ring a bell?
But I do apologize for mistakenly believing it was you who called the
police on Lyn.

Sherry
CatNipped - 31 Dec 2005 23:41 GMT
>> *YOU* chose to lie on this group quite publicly - now you want me to
>> email
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Besides which, you show your a.s constantly without us having to see
> pictures of all that nasty fat!"

I didn't write that, "Mary" did.  You keep doing this and you're not helping
to make things any better by attributing someone else's post to me.

> or maybe
>
> "...I hope Jonathan doesn't get a URI or the adoption agency
> may be getting a call - right Mommy Dearest? "

Yes, I wrote that one after the umpteenth time that Lyn accused me of
burning my cat - and I lashed out.  But you don't quote what she said to me,
and you don't chide her for it either.  It's just me you have a problem
with, and I don't know why, but hey, that's UseNet for you!

> Do those posts ring a bell?
> But I do apologize for mistakenly believing it was you who called the
> police on Lyn.
>
> Sherry
sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 23:51 GMT
> > " What's the matter Lynnie?  Doesn't Will stick up for you?  Or is he
> > ashamed to be married to such a fat scumbag? And I'm sure you wouldn't
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> I didn't write that, "Mary" did.  You keep doing this and you're not helping
> to make things any better by attributing someone else's post to me.

Lori, I am not trying to argue for the sake of argument, and I tried to
get you to move this discussion to e-mail, where it belongs. Instead
you called me a liar and told me to "STFU"
But you DID write that post, in this thread:

Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 08:49:15 -0500
Local: Wed, Jul 6 2005 7:49 am
Subject: Re: No San Diego Home for Conan (bad words used)

Now, please drop it. The only reason I even mentioned the whole thing
is that you seem so surprised that you get post-humped all the time. I
only intended to point out that if you left out the "digs" in your
posts, you wouldn't have that problem.

Since you are waxing nostalgic about the "safe zone" yourself, I would
appreciate it if you left comments like "STFU" for your posts in the
other newsgroups, not here. Or tell me to STFU through e-mail. I really
don't care.

Sherry
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 23:56 GMT
> Yes, I wrote that one after the umpteenth time that Lyn accused me of
> burning my cat - and I lashed out.  But you don't quote what she said to me,
> and you don't chide her for it either.  It's just me you have a problem
> with, and I don't know why, but hey, that's UseNet for you!

You are no innocent.  How about:

"See Cheryl, you good buddy Lynnie didn't run away and hide because of
mean
old me and Mary, she was just marshalling her forces preparing for her
"devastating final blow" - ROTFLMAOWTIME.

SO here she is, back to edify the group with her insights and wit.  Now
everybody, who is glad and grateful that "Mommy Dearest" is back?  Come
on,
show of hands, who's happy to see the nasty bitch back again?  Anyone?
Hello? "

The truth is, I killfiled you for months and you kept it up along with
your little scumbag tapeworm cybercat (at the time she was posting as
"Mary").  Eventually I started reading your sh.t when I got hits when
searching for my and DS's names - I got fed up and started fighting
back.  You can't rewrite history no matter how hard you try, Lori.
Anyone who was around at that time knows the truth.

-L.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 23:57 GMT
> > *YOU* chose to lie on this group quite publicly - now you want me to email
> > you privately to defend myself against those lies??  No thank you - post
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Besides which, you show your a.s constantly without us having to see
> pictures of all that nasty fat!"

That little gem came from cybercat when she posted as "Mary S.".
Typical of her demeanor.

> or maybe
>
> "...I hope Jonathan doesn't get a URI or the adoption agency
> may be getting a call - right Mommy Dearest? "
>
> Do those posts ring a bell?

That one belongs to Lori.
-L.
sriddles@aol.com - 01 Jan 2006 00:25 GMT
> >  " What's the matter Lynnie?  Doesn't Will stick up for you?  Or is he
> > ashamed to be married to such a fat scumbag? And I'm sure you wouldn't
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> That little gem came from cybercat when she posted as "Mary S.".
> Typical of her demeanor.

Path:
g2news1.google.com!news1.google.com!fu-berlin.de!uni-berlin.de!individual.net!not-for-mail
From: "CatNipped" <lcr...@houston.rr.com>
Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Subject: Re: No San Diego Home for Conan (bad words used)
Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 08:49:15 -0500

There was so much crossposting going on then, it is easy to get
confused over who wrote what, but I am pretty sure this was her post.

Sherry
cybercat - 01 Jan 2006 00:56 GMT
> > >  " What's the matter Lynnie?  Doesn't Will stick up for you?  Or is he
> > > ashamed to be married to such a fat scumbag? And I'm sure you wouldn't
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> Path:

g2news1.google.com!news1.google.com!fu-berlin.de!uni-berlin.de!individual.ne
t!not-for-mail
> From: "CatNipped" <lcr...@houston.rr.com>
> Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> There was so much crossposting going on then, it is easy to get
> confused over who wrote what, but I am pretty sure this was her post.

If indeed CN made this post, that means that your dear friend Lyn is
justified in attacking her every post in anecdotes? What you call
"retribution?"

Bullshit.

Your brain is addled. Or you may have started out stupid.

In any case, if you are going to stir the sh.t, make sure you have
your facts straight.
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 23:18 GMT
> What I mean is, making reference to a "stalker" (and everybody knows
> who she is referring to) was not necessary to convey the message she
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> rrphb back when Catnipped was attacking Lyn, her weight, her child,
> etc. etc. then called the police on her.

Cybercat called the cops - not Lori.  Just FTR.

> Retaliation is what CN is dealing with now, and it sucks when it comes
> to roost in your own back yard.
> All I am saying, really, is that if you don't want to be flamed,
> post-humped, or whatever you call it, don't throw in little innuendos
> and between-the-lines accusations.

Thank you.  
-L.
CatNipped - 31 Dec 2005 23:26 GMT
>> What I mean is, making reference to a "stalker" (and everybody knows
>> who she is referring to) was not necessary to convey the message she
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Cybercat called the cops - not Lori.  Just FTR.

Thank you for setting the record straight.  I'm not claiming to be totally
blameless - I was flaming too and it's not pretty no matter who does it.
I'm just trying to stop it - I'm sick of the nastiness and bitterness.  I've
learned the hard way that there are a lot more important things in life than
one-upmanship on UseNet.

>> Retaliation is what CN is dealing with now, and it sucks when it comes
>> to roost in your own back yard.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Thank you.
> -L.

I won't do it again no matter what you decide to do.  But, as I said, I'd
rather we both just end it.  Even if we're never friendly to each other, I
would hope we could just ignore each other's posts and not snipe - if not
for ourselves, then for the people here who have to read it.

Lori
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 23:34 GMT
> >> What I mean is, making reference to a "stalker" (and everybody knows
> >> who she is referring to) was not necessary to convey the message she
[quoted text clipped - 27 lines]
>
> Lori

Please send me an email.  I want to discuss this with you privately
without rehasing old ground. Email in the header is good - or idontmind
(at) gmail.com.  

Thanks,
-L.
cybercat - 31 Dec 2005 17:20 GMT
>  > I honestly don't know whether you realize it or not, or whether it's
>  > deliberate or not, but you really could avoid the volatile and
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> What? There is nothing antagonizing about this. I don't understand this
> post at all. Which part of this is volatile?

There is not anything antagonizing about it. Sherry is just playing her
usual
"bored housewife stirring the sh*t" game.
CatNipped - 31 Dec 2005 16:53 GMT
>> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why,
>> but
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>
> Sherry

Because that would have been a mis-statement.  The fact is that this used to
be a safe haven of friends - a soft place to fall when someone was hurting.
It's not anymore, and that's due to a few people who respond to the most
innocuous posts (that have *nothing* to do with themselves) by spewing filth
and hatred, and trying their hardest to hurt someone down to their very
core - even to the extent of using their children and grandchildren as
targets for their filth.  This goes beyond a simple flame war - it has been
taken into real life, and that is, literally, frightening.  There was at
least one person who was forced to leave this group because filth,
pornography and threats were emailed to her *YOUNG CHILDREN*!!!!!

I wasn't trying to be volatile or antagonizing - I didn't name anyone.  If
anyone assumes that it was themselves I was talking about, well, why would
they if they had not been guilty of doing exactly what I said?  Most people
simply responded to my request with purrs (and again, thank you all - I
really needed the support yesterday).

Tell me something, Sherry, you chided me for just alluding to someone - and
accused me of being volatile and antagonizing.  Where were you when that
someone was spewing very specific and hateful filth at me (not just
allusions, but forthright attacks)?  When did you ever fault someone else
for what was done to me???!  You're right there, Johnny-on-the-spot, when it
comes to faulting me, but curiously absent when someone else is at fault.

Again, I'm not carrying on a flame war - I'm doing my very best to ignore
even the most provocative attacks.  But neither will I lie to, or keep
silent from, or be bullied into leaving a group of friends that I love.

There have been a few people here with whom I've had disagreements, and even
harsh words.  I've made appeasements and have mended fences with all of
them - I don't like wallowing in hatred.  There have been many times I've
been in the wrong - I'm certainly nowhere near perfect - but I've made
apologies and amends, not excuses.  I've even made appeasements with you,
over and over again, when you've said some *really* nasty things about me
*without cause* (except that you mistook me for someone else and accredited
to me the things they wrote - even though I pointed out to you your mistake
time and again) *and* without my retaliation.

I've done everything in my power to keep this a civil and friendly group.
Some people just won't accept that, and there's is nothing I can do about
that except decry the loss of my safe place to fall.

Signature

Hugs,

CatNipped

See all my masters at:  http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/

sriddles@aol.com - 31 Dec 2005 17:25 GMT
> Tell me something, Sherry, you chided me for just alluding to someone - and
> accused me of being volatile and antagonizing.  Where were you when that
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> CatNipped

Sigh. All I am saying is that if you truly do want to stop the
post-humping or "stalking" as you call it, word your posts so that you
don't make constant reference to that very thing. "Poking with a
stick", if you will.
CN, you are not the innocent victim here. In your heart of hearts, I
think you know that. You said as equally awful things to Lyn as she
said to you.
There are other forums that *are* members-only.  Yahoo groups and such
are still a safe place, more so than public usenet anyway.  I wouldn't
ever consider rpca "safe", not as long as the whole world can access it
and posts are archived forever anyway.

Sherry
-L. - 31 Dec 2005 23:47 GMT
> Because that would have been a mis-statement.

What Sherry posted as an example would have been the truth and would
have served the same purpose.  There is no need to fan the fires, Lori.

>The fact is that this used to
> be a safe haven of friends - a soft place to fall when someone was hurting.
> It's not anymore, and that's due to a few people who respond to the most
> innocuous posts (that have *nothing* to do with themselves) by spewing filth
> and hatred, and trying their hardest to hurt someone down to their very
> core -

Or merely responding to things that are posted as they see fit.  I have
no control over how you feel about what I post.  I am merely expressing
my viewpoint.

>even to the extent of using their children and grandchildren as
> targets for their filth.

Just as you targeted my son.  Doesn't feel so good, does it?  Like I
said before, f.ck with the cub, get Momma Bear.

> This goes beyond a simple flame war - it has been
> taken into real life, and that is, literally, frightening.

Not by me.

]>There was at
> least one person who was forced to leave this group because filth,
> pornography and threats were emailed to her *YOUNG CHILDREN*!!!!!

Not by me.

> I wasn't trying to be volatile or antagonizing - I didn't name anyone.

Please.  f.cking please.  Everyone knows to whom you were referring.
Stop being such an a.s.

> anyone assumes that it was themselves I was talking about, well, why would
> they if they had not been guilty of doing exactly what I said?

I did not assume.  It was all too clear to whom you were referencing
especailly since your friend cybercat used the phrase "stalker Lyn" in
this ng not two days before.

Most people
> simply responded to my request with purrs (and again, thank you all - I
> really needed the support yesterday).
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> for what was done to me???!  You're right there, Johnny-on-the-spot, when it
> comes to faulting me, but curiously absent when someone else is at fault.

Maybe she sees it as deserved pay-back - as many others do as well.
You are not well liked by everyone, Lori.  There are many who "loathe"
you.

> Again, I'm not carrying on a flame war - I'm doing my very best to ignore
> even the most provocative attacks.  But neither will I lie to, or keep
> silent from, or be bullied into leaving a group of friends that I love.

No one is doing anything of the sort.  You simply will not accept any
reply to your posts which don't shine sugar up your a.s.  If you don't
want people replying with their true thoughts, or calling you on your
lies and inconsistenceis, then don't lie and don't post to an open
forum.   This is an open, unmoderated forum.  Freedom of speech is
alive and well.  Maybe Yahoo Groups is more of what you are looking for
- or a support group for depression, or whatever.  You seem to think
this is your own private group therapy or something.  It's not; it's
Usenet - the virtual street corner.

> Some people just won't accept that, and there's is nothing I can do about
> that except decry the loss of my safe place to fall.

Have you ever apologized to me for making hateful statements about my
weight, my son, my parenting skills, my advice  (all which you really
have no clue about at all, in reality)?  What about entire threads you
have created in order to flame me?  Have I ever done that to you?  No,
I have not.

The only thing I have "done" to you, Lori, is I have responded to what
you have posted.  That's all.   Yes, most of it is negative because I
find much of what you post ridiculous. That is all I have ever "done"
to you.

-L.
mlabofski@yahoo.co.uk - 31 Dec 2005 13:11 GMT
Do you mean an on-line stalker?  If so, shame on the sad bxxtard, I
hope he/she/it rots.  Hope you feel better soon, you've had a really
tough year - hope the New Year is much better for you.

Marcia and Otis

xx

> I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
> I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
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>
> CatNipped
Steve Touchstone - 01 Jan 2006 08:13 GMT
>I don't feel safe enough here any more (due to my stalker) to post why, but
>I'm dealing with a *bad* bout of depression this morning.  Any spare purrs
>you might have would be greatly appreciated.

Never any 'spare' purrs for you - only special heavy duty ones are
available - all you need to do us ask. So the gang here is sending
heavy duty purrs south from Oklahoma.

Oh and since I just got home not long ago, the gray crew (two of the
neighborhood outside kitties who are usually here to greet me when I
get off work) are sending purrs, too.
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with loving memories of Rocky (RB)

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