To: starbase
In a town of less than 1000 people everybody knows everyone and everybody knows each other's business.
For good or bad.
This is a tragedy of epic proportions.
It will take an artist like Faulkner or Verdi to make sense of this.
16 posted on
05/13/2007 3:33:39 AM PDT by
billorites
(freepo ergo sum)
To: billorites
In a town of less than 1000 people everybody knows everyone and everybody knows each other's business.
For good or bad.
Yeah, you got that right. I didn't know it was such a small town.
I got my degree in a small area out West. One guy at work (I worked full time while in college), moved down to Phoenix for two years. I bumped into him in the grocery store the day after he got back to town. He immediately said "So I hear Jason has been cheating with Jennifer who's ten years younger than he is and is going to divorce his wife for Jennifer" (all of it was true).
I was stunned because he had been back ONE DAY, and that all happened that same week. When I was shocked into silence he said "It's amazing how s*** flies around here, isn't it?"
18 posted on
05/13/2007 3:42:13 AM PDT by
starbase
(Understanding Written Propaganda (click "starbase" to learn 22 manipulating tricks!!))
To: billorites
“This is a tragedy of epic proportions.” Come on now, you aren’t writing for the NYT.
47 posted on
05/13/2007 5:23:17 AM PDT by
em2vn
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