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To: doodlelady
Does it bother anyone else, that story about Natalee "introducing herself" to Joran?

Yes. Inviting a strange man to meet you at a bar is not a wise thing to do, no matter how nicely he is packaged. People that do that are taking great risks. imo

1,924 posted on 07/08/2005 8:35:45 AM PDT by Rippersnapper (Personal accountability doesn't begin and stop with the other person.)
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To: Rippersnapper
Ah yes, RIP the omNIPotent. He sees all and knows all.
Would be a great tag-line. You can use it if you want I won't mind.
TAW
1,932 posted on 07/08/2005 8:42:18 AM PDT by Malichi
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To: Rippersnapper

It's Natalee's friends' "story" that bothers me...not the introduction.


1,941 posted on 07/08/2005 8:57:05 AM PDT by b9
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Does it bother anyone else, that story about Natalee "introducing herself" to Joran?

I don't think it's weird for and 18 year old to introduce herself to a 17 years old.

I'm much more careful about who I talk to now, then when I was younger (especially in high school and college, it wasn't even 'flirting' per se, it was just a hi, I'm so and so.)

I think though that it was mentioned Natalee's best friend's were not on the trip. On the Bill O'Reilly interview a couple of the kids said they hadn't seen Joran before, on a Greta show a couple of different kids said they had seen him. I just don't think there was anything sinister in her acknowledging someone she'd seen around for a few days, with a "Hi, I'm Nat" kinda deal.

1,982 posted on 07/08/2005 10:00:21 AM PDT by justche (No one can go back and make a brand new start, any one can start now and make a brand new ending)
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