Well that says it, doesn't it?

["jason m." <sage07 at hotmail_com>]

Well hello everyone!
      I just wanted to say you all seem very nice and I know that other 
things are discussed on these e-mail lists, I admit that was mostly said for 
dramatic effect(I didn't just fall off the tuna truck:)!)  Usually at least 
the subject remotely stays near the subject, based on past past experiences. 
  Unless you are like Kyle, a sad insecure human being who lashes out at the 
world.  A person like kyle who hasn't a single friend and finds comfort 
soley in internet relationships because no one can stand to be near him.  
I'm sure he just sits alone in his one-room apartment at the computer, 
wearing a pink tu-tu listening to Mariah Carey cd's dreaming of what MIGHT 
have been...Kyle, seek therapy.  But I do enjoy OTR and I hoped to talk to 
other fans and get their opinions and ideas.  None of my friends(sorry kyle) 
listen to OTR.  I think though I am going to get off this list.  I can't 
handle 40 messages of stress and bitterness(again that is a reference to you 
Kyle).  I am though looking forward to reading Kyle's snappy comeback that 
will just leave me in stiches(you so funny Kyle)!
I need some Euphony.
                              jason

______________________________________________________
Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

---

Follow-Ups:

• Re: Well that says it, doesn't it?
• From: Amy Tompkins <aet at mail_dntcj.ro>

---

• Prev by Date: Re: naming references (no otr)
• Next by Date: Re: Well that says it, doesn't it?
• Prev by thread: Re: naming references (no otr)
• Next by thread: Re: Well that says it, doesn't it?
• Index(es):
  • Date
  • Thread