"Jose Gaspar"
newsguy.com> wrote in message
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>>>>>>>>> Meet in a hotel lobby and then go to a restaurant? You ARE
>>>>>>>>> daft... Is that what you and Ken do when you go to McDonald's
>>>>>>>>> on your anniversary?
>>>>>>>
Sarah cackled:
>>>>>>> Apparently you don't know that the better hotels actually have
>>>>>>> good restaurants in them. Such as the hotel here in DC where we
>>>>>>> had lunch with Larry last summer.
You DUMB CLUCK. Nothing was said about the men meeting to EAT...dinner
or anything else. They were going to have a couple of beers. Keep your
snout out of this! John HAS set up dates with out-of-towners before,
you know. He doesn't need you sticking in your 2 cents.
>>>>>> You're right... I had no fucking idea that hotels had
>>>>>> restaurants in them.
>>>>
>>>> Hey I was trying to offer you a suggestion since you can't seem to
>>>> come up with a place to meet. Why don't you pick up the phone and
>>>> call John and speed this up?
"Speed it up", you loon? It's already only hours away. What's the
rush? Don't you want to SEE all the details right here so nobody can
lie out of anything....or is that what you want? Just take John's
version of what was said? You are a dumb as a box of rocks. You'd have
to be to marry Ken Ehrett and move to Bumfuck, MD from the lovely
seaport area of Rhode Island. You were only a short way from The
Breakers.
> Sarah is desperately trying to find out who I am but she will never
> know because her new man will never show.
For that reason, I hope he doesn't and can't supply her with any
information. Of course it will all be your fault cause you didn't PHONE
him so he could see what your number was and WHERE the call came from,
who the number is registered to. These fools that keep saying "Usenet
isn't reeeeeel life" are determine to out everyone...which is REAL LIFE
information. Posting someone's home address with comments about
inviting someone to kill or harm them isn't the fantasy life of Usenet.
Calling the police in their home town with false accusations isn't
Usenet fantasy, either. So I hope NOSY shut-in Sarah can NEVER find out
who you are.
>> How many shirts do you intend to wear? LOL.... You must be
>> planning to eat something very sloppy.
>
> Well, I washed more than one. It makes me fucking laugh when I see
> Florida wannabes like Gilmer wearing these polyester shirts... I buy
> cotton or linen. Sure they're a pain to iron but they feel so much
> nicer and cooler in the summer...
People in hot climates have worn cotten and linen for years because it
is the coolest. Polyester might be convenient but is uncomfortable as
hell in heat and no good in cold, either. Even a combination of
Poly-Cotton isn't the coolest but at least doesn't require ironing. All
polyester is nasty stuff...not a natural fabric and kinda like spun
plastic. I'm sure people with any class can see your shirts are
expensive and have been ironed. That would leave out Ken, Sarah and
Gilmer. I've seen a picture of Gilmer photographing his motorcycle in
the nude...didn't realize the level his mirror was. That boy has no
concept of class or acceptable behavior.
>
>> Maybe Princess would like to go along on your date with John. He is
>> so curious about her, refers to her as a "dog". He is always
>> throwing around his many friends who are BRITS. Maybe he should
>> meet a true British lady....he'll never get to England to meet one
>> there himself.
>
> What a novel idea... it won't happen though because Gilmer won't
> show. He will have some excuse. It doesn't matter... he always has
> some excuse.
You're preaching to the choir here, you know. LOL...
>> I sure did like the 1000 year old hotel pictures. It looks olde but
>> not THAT olde. They keep it up well but not too much, either. Glad
>> you got to go there as that was one of your "must-sees".
>
> The interior beams were carbon dated to be over 1000 years old plus
> it is documented to have been an inn in continuous use since it was
> built. Attached to it is the Eagle and Child pub with its mysterious
> underground tunnels. The staff liked to tell ghost stories about the
> place. One of the two huge fire places still have the witch marks on
> the stone to ward off evil spirits.
Some true history there that still lives.
Deeeeelightful. Were you upstairs? That could be a picture postcard.
