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Author: Jose GasparJose Gaspar Date: Aug 17, 2008 17:03
In article <8qbha41hv78nevt224shur3hdchsgrm9e5@ 4ax.com>, Ken Ehrett says... >
>On 16 Aug 2008 16:52:02 -0700, Jose Gaspar newsguy.com>
>wrote:
>>>In article 4ax.com>, Sarah Czepiel says...>>
>>Uh... what do you mean... "He was also lame in one leg." Are you lame in one
>>leg, Sarah? I thought Ken was the one who was lame in one leg?
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>I'm pretty sure Sarah stated that a man named John Handwerker was lame
>in one leg. Is there some other way to make this statement that won't
>confuse you so easily?
I was going to let this slide but since you picked this post out of the last 500
to make a reply, I know I hit the nail on the head.
Read it again you stupid bitch:
"John Handwerker was my pediatrician when I was a kid
living on Key Biscayne. Handworker's middle name was
Valentine. He was also lame in one leg."
Do you see the word, "also," in there? If Handwerker was "also" lame in one leg
then someone else had to have been lame in one leg. There weren't many
pediatricians around back then and especially in remote areas like the Florida
Keys. A child would not have gone to a pediatrician in those years (or even now)
unless there was something wrong with the child that a family doctor could not
resolve.
Quite clearly Sarah had a lame leg when she was a child. That explains why her
legs were purposely blocked out in the picture of her sitting on the couch, and
why she was supporting herself with her right hand in the red dress picture. It
also explains why you were driving a car with disabled plates; it was Sarah's
car. She is disabled.
Sarah Czepiel couldn't change her name when she married you because that would
interfere with her disability benefits and free Canadian health care.
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