Married Men -- no all Men I have question. - Page 14

Australis · September 18 2009, 07:27 AM

I agree.

Australis, seconding

bigdaddy · September 18 2009, 06:56 PM

Finnegan wrote:

Cakes488 wrote:

So here's my question. Obviously I want this hairy little beast to leave me alone and it's a shame too as he was a good neighbor to talk to from time to time...but anyway I was thinking that if he asks me this crap again I'm going to say "what part of we're not hanging out do you not understand? If you can't comprehend this then I'll be forced to go to Jean (his wife) and have her explain this to you"...

I think you are on the right track here. How do you read this guy, though? A low-risk pest or clueless wonder, but otherwise physically harmless to your well-being?

Which is why you need a gun, I was being fully serious, the guy sounds like a nut!

enlisted person · September 20 2009, 03:22 PM

Buy a Gun and learn how to use it.

Red Ranger · September 22 2009, 12:36 AM

Cakes:

Well, first off, it he gropes you again, you ought to knee him in the balls and call the cops.

Second, definitely follow through on your threat to tell his wife.

Third, a restraining order might be a good idea. Don't know how that works, but if he's laid hands on you, pile it on thick to the local police.

I'm divorced, but that is just unacceptable behavior, esp. if the guy is married.

Maybe we should have our New York meet-up at your place, so your male friends can go over and have a talk with this guy. You've seen my pic -- I can be pretty threatening.

To refresh your memory, I'll have a chat with him dressed like this:

Red Ranger

Mr. Laser Beam · September 22 2009, 12:51 AM

Shatmandu wrote:

Cakes488 wrote:

when I was telling my friend about how I posted this "problem" on the message board and everybody is calling him a stalker and telling me to get an order of protection she said "what the hell did you tell these people Patricia?" LOL maybe I made it sound worse than it actually is? I guess when you look at my description of the situation and taken out of context it could look pretty bad.

As an apology, you and your friend need to film yourselves kissing and having a pillow fight.

Joe, feathered

Australis wrote:

I agree.

Australis, seconding

Me, thirding

September 18 2009, 07:27 AM	#196
Australis Writer Location: The Electric Age	Re: Married Men -- no all Men I have question. I agree. Australis, seconding __________________ I will not accept tyranny, any tyranny, even that of Heaven - Terry Pratchett. Always choose cognac over cocaine. -- Jon Lord

September 20 2009, 03:22 PM	#198
enlisted person Admiral Location: Asheville, NC, USA	Re: Married Men -- no all Men I have question. Buy a Gun and learn how to use it. __________________ We are not here to sue for peace, but to fight for freedom of our country. William Wallace

September 22 2009, 12:36 AM	#199
Red Ranger Admiral Location: New York City, the greatest city in the world!	Re: Married Men -- no all Men I have question. Cakes: Well, first off, it he gropes you again, you ought to knee him in the balls and call the cops. Second, definitely follow through on your threat to tell his wife. Third, a restraining order might be a good idea. Don't know how that works, but if he's laid hands on you, pile it on thick to the local police. I'm divorced, but that is just unacceptable behavior, esp. if the guy is married. Maybe we should have our New York meet-up at your place, so your male friends can go over and have a talk with this guy. You've seen my pic -- I can be pretty threatening. To refresh your memory, I'll have a chat with him dressed like this: Red Ranger __________________ "I've got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell!" "I would make this war as severe as possible, and show no symptoms of tiring till the South begs for mercy." -- William Tecumseh Sherman

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