stocking (warning: boring)

heather wrote:
h, setting a new low for stockers everywhere.

Yes, that was quite awkward You should hang out with Tyler more
often: he makes you 16 again! Also, welcome back.

Two people on another forum (heh) did go inside and wrote some stuff:
http://www.podiumcafe.com/2009/11/18...s-day#25818069 and
below.

"heather" wrote in message
...

h, setting a new low for stockers everywhere.

Heather, glad you're back so that we can stalk you for awhile.

heather wrote:
h, setting a new low for stockers everywhere.

A guy in our club pays the bills writing books. This is
not an easy thing to do, and along the way he's written
stuff like ad copy and lots of short pieces for magazines.

12 years ago he wrote a blog series about traveling with
country musician Marty Stuart. I had never heard of him
but he plays outside the genres that I listen to so I
don't really really qualified to comment on whether he
is good or sucks. And I don't care either.

But I did read the blog. Or at least I attempted to. Later
I told him I had to stop because it was too depressing
reading about how some of this guy's fans were expressing
their admiration. It seems like popular culture is full
of hooks for mentally ill people to latch on to, and this
guy had way more than his share.

h, you have a lot of work to do to set new lows. You are
not even in the ballpark. If you want to set a new low
you might want to consider tattoos, maybe Tyler's name
(someone very few people have heard of) in an interesting
location.

Just a thought. I know you're a hard worker, I'm sure you
can do better.

Bob Schwartz

Bob Schwartz wrote:
heather wrote:
h, setting a new low for stockers everywhere.

A guy in our club pays the bills writing books. This is
not an easy thing to do, and along the way he's written
stuff like ad copy and lots of short pieces for magazines.

12 years ago he wrote a blog series about traveling with
country musician Marty Stuart. I had never heard of him
but he plays outside the genres that I listen to so I
don't really really qualified to comment on whether he
is good or sucks. And I don't care either.

But I did read the blog. Or at least I attempted to. Later
I told him I had to stop because it was too depressing
reading about how some of this guy's fans were expressing
their admiration. It seems like popular culture is full
of hooks for mentally ill people to latch on to, and this
guy had way more than his share.

h, you have a lot of work to do to set new lows. You are
not even in the ballpark. If you want to set a new low
you might want to consider tattoos, maybe Tyler's name
(someone very few people have heard of) in an interesting
location.

Just a thought. I know you're a hard worker, I'm sure you
can do better.

That would be a new high for stockers. Well, for a Farraraararar
stocker. She didn't make it in, that's bad stocking.

On Nov 19, 6:54*pm, Susan Walker wrote:
Bob Schwartz wrote:
heather wrote:
h, setting a new low for stockers everywhere.

A guy in our club pays the bills writing books. This is
not an easy thing to do, and along the way he's written
stuff like ad copy and lots of short pieces for magazines.

12 years ago he wrote a blog series about traveling with
country musician Marty Stuart. I had never heard of him
but he plays outside the genres that I listen to so I
don't really really qualified to comment on whether he
is good or sucks. And I don't care either.

But I did read the blog. Or at least I attempted to. Later
I told him I had to stop because it was too depressing
reading about how some of this guy's fans were expressing
their admiration. It seems like popular culture is full
of hooks for mentally ill people to latch on to, and this
guy had way more than his share.

h, you have a lot of work to do to set new lows. You are
not even in the ballpark. If you want to set a new low
you might want to consider tattoos, maybe Tyler's name
(someone very few people have heard of) in an interesting
location.

Just a thought. I know you're a hard worker, I'm sure you
can do better.

That would be a new high for stockers. Well, for a Farraraararar
stocker. She didn't make it in, that's bad stocking.

Yep, sounds like she had a run in her stocking.

R

On Nov 18, 9:56*pm, "
wrote:

This shaming business is also a good way to motivate oneself
to do stupid things like leave the house at 6 in the morning
to go pay $20 to shiver at a start line and ride through mud and
wet and carry a perfectly good bicycle up hill. *

I'm not going to be able to feel much shame if I'm too busy laughing
over your funny posts but you're spot on right- I probably would
have gone in if i had promised a Tyler-Report to rbr ahead of time.
h

On Nov 19, 4:56*pm, Bob Schwartz
wrote:
heather wrote:
h, setting a new low for stockers everywhere.

A guy in our club pays the bills writing books. This is
not an easy thing to do, and along the way he's written
stuff like ad copy and lots of short pieces for magazines.

12 years ago he wrote a blog series about traveling with
country musician Marty Stuart. I had never heard of him
but he plays outside the genres that I listen to so I
don't really really qualified to comment on whether he
is good or sucks. And I don't care either.

But I did read the blog. Or at least I attempted to. Later
I told him I had to stop because it was too depressing
reading about how some of this guy's fans were expressing
their admiration. It seems like popular culture is full
of hooks for mentally ill people to latch on to, and this
guy had way more than his share.

h, you have a lot of work to do to set new lows. You are
not even in the ballpark. If you want to set a new low
you might want to consider tattoos, maybe Tyler's name
(someone very few people have heard of) in an interesting
location.

Just a thought. I know you're a hard worker, I'm sure you
can do better.

Bob Schwartz

The King of Comedy is one of the best stocking movies ever.

Does Heather look anything like Sandra Bernhard????

If so it may be genetically necessary to stock.

On Nov 19, 12:53*pm, Susan Walker
wrote:

Yes, that was quite awkward You should hang out with Tyler more
often: he makes you 16 again! Also, welcome back.

Thanks for the welcome back! And hi to all! It's nice to see your
posts.

Two people on another forum (heh) did go inside and wrote some stuff:http://www.podiumcafe.com/2009/11/18...ay#25818069and
below.

Yeah, that's the sort of stuff I should have been able to write you
*if* I had gone in.

Of course I'm not as funny as:
"There's a whole lot of Boonen going on...… Sadly no full on mullet."
or
"Now JV- He wants to say “evil”. You can read it in his face. Wants
to, but won't... Because Vaughters hired a pygmy with a blowdart that
is standing at the back of the auditorium."

Good work, er, susan,
h (not going to ask)

On Nov 18, 7:56*pm, heather wrote:


At home I feel a strange urge to broadcast my failure to the safe,
understanding and ever caring audience of rbr.
Tyler looked friendly and nice, at least from across the street..

h, setting a new low for stockers everywhere.



Dumbass -

"Celebrities" are just people. If you weren't a fan of bike racing, TF
would be just some dude.

Since you probably be unable to adopt that attitude, I'll just add
this: you should've banged him when he was just some local racer.

you're welcome,

Kurgan. presented by Gringioni.

In article ,
heather wrote:

On Nov 19, 12:53*pm, Susan Walker
wrote:

Yes, that was quite awkward You should hang out with Tyler more
often: he makes you 16 again! Also, welcome back.

Thanks for the welcome back! And hi to all! It's nice to see your
posts.

You did read them all, right? No, really - *all* of them since you haven't been
here.

--
tanx,
Howard

Caught playing safe
It's a bored game

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?