[at bay]

Well as much as I despise Snotty, one thing I don't fault him for was seeking out Lacy. She left her number for him where he was waiting tables, and before even really knowing him, announced to her mother that she had met the man she was going to marry. Anyone who has done the love at first sight thing can tell you it's better to get to know someone before assuming they are all things wonderful.

BTW living close to Modesto, I thought hard about lining up for one of the seats next week. Seems there are more than they expected as Snotty has no friends. But I have serious doubts I could hold back from making a run for Defendant of the Century and pummeling him with rotten eggs. Having vented this, I wonder how many others fantasize about putting some kind of hurt on this tongue-darting reptile.

[Canadian Outrage]

LOL count me in. The guy makes my stomach turn. I have to hand it to Laci's family for the composure they have shown. Inside they must want to kill!! I feel Justice must be done for this family. From a comment Sharon Rocha made at one of their few "talk to the media" times, she seemed confident that Justice will be done.

[oceanperch]

Agree but age has a lot to do with that.

Like to see Scott try his game on an older wiser woman.

Heh. Heh.

[Concerned]

AT BAY WROTE: "Anyone who has done the love at first sight thing can tell you it's better to get to know someone before assuming they are all things wonderful."

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I AM RESPONDING:
My husband and I met on a blind date after having been told about each other by mutual friends. I told my sister-in-law that night, after our first-date lunch, that I had met the guy I was going to marry.

We've been married for over 22 years now, which is a enough of a feat in today's times. It is even more amazing when you realize that something like 90 percent of all marriages with a severely handicapped child, end up in divorce.