THE "ghost girl" SUMMARY-everyone involved please read this.

Sounds like a serious case of estrogen (either that or the fat guy behind the curtain forgot his meds)....

Just so you might understand, on the off chance you are real, my 18 year old realized that cars are not all they are cracked up to be.... real estate, young lady... 18 years old and he was wise enough to buy a house.... Later, he can buy near any car he likes... without having to listen to the landlord...

Just in case, one last response:

You didnt want advice... you wanted validation.

The first post was fairly reasonable... the second was the tantrum of one who was disappointed that everyone didnt stand and clap wildly. And of course, the only opinions you wanted were those of 'understanding and agreeing with you'

This is not unusual but a sign of immaturity that all of us who raised kids have seen one time or another.

You are a headstrong but emotionally immature romantic, and there's a dark side which is plain in your email handle. "Ghost of a lost girl" isnt romantic, it's sick.

Again, on the off chance this isnt a hoax... get help.

Are they nekkid ones?

Search myspace long enough you might turn them up....

Backyard Mechanic wrote in news:Xns97A13300CE1D5pettyfogery@207.115.17.102:

Funny that you defended her at first and called someone else who spotted her a troll.

If you go back and look... that "prescient soul" likely posted AFTER he read her second post... and posted on the first thread to appear as if he was some sort of 'seer'. I hadnt read the second as of the reply.

"Carl" wrote : i dont argue what you quote, but in some jurisdictions it has been : labeled entrapment. you are seeing a difference in federal versus local. : i'm fairly sure what we witnessed was some cop trying to lure someone.

In a somewhat unrelated issue, here in TN they recently arrested a bunch of people for trying to buy stolen property. Now get this. The cops drive around with a trailer on the back of their UV loaded with a riding mower, some rims and tires and that sort of thing. They approach people, and when the people bite, they arrested them. It seems that because they told the people that the stuff was stolen and they wanted it anyway, they were out of the range of a legal transaction.

Now, I think that's pretty bogus.

I have enver knowingly bought soemthing that was stolen and sure as hell am not going to start but to offer it up on a platter then butt a guy is like - wrong.

Kate and The Great White GEO Jeep!

Yet it is done all the time in a number of different ways... prostitution is another big one... Some of the stings they show on TV are kinda funny in some ways. They give a person every chance to back out, and it's like a bulldog that just won't let go even after he's lifted up in the air. They know it's illegal but they just gotta have it...

Hell I grew up in Jersey. Half of my friends houses were decorated with stuff that fell off the back of a truck.

Just got back from a trip to NYC this weekend. A guy was hawking brand name men's silk suits on a corner in Herald Square for $20 bucks. Think he just knew a good wholesaler?

"Spike" wrote : Yet it is done all the time in a number of different ways... : prostitution is another big one... Some of the stings they show on TV : are kinda funny in some ways. They give a person every chance to back : out, and it's like a bulldog that just won't let go even after he's : lifted up in the air. They know it's illegal but they just gotta have : it... : -- : : Spike

As yet another case of the little head doin the thinkin for the big one. I still have not figured out why prostitution is illegal. Liek pot..

I bet it's because Uncle Sam can't figure out a way to control it or make a buck from it.

Kate

"Zombywoof" wrote : : Just got back from a trip to NYC this weekend. A guy was hawking : brand name men's silk suits on a corner in Herald Square for $20 : bucks. Think he just knew a good wholesaler? : -- :

Nope, I bet his momma made them in her spare time and that he was a completely honorable business man.

So, how do you look in that suit?

Kate