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Anyone ever been chased by a stalker
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You still haven't given us a definitive answer, so I'll still question your bird credentialsOriginally posted by BrollyBabe**yawn** thats getting old now!Call the cops
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I met a guy on the internet once.
Before I knew it he knew my boyfriends name, my boyfriends company name, my address, my phone number....everything!!!!!
He really freaked me out - what a wierdo!!
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I told you once already, I found it in a phone box...Originally posted by SallyAnneI met a guy on the internet once.
Before I knew it he knew my boyfriends name, my boyfriends company name, my address, my phone number....everything!!!!!
He really freaked me out - what a wierdo!!
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Oh yes. At the xmas bash, start talking to a trim and what seemed reasonably sane girl. She was from an office 200 miles away - happy days I thought, she will be long gone tomorrow.
Mate had to leave unexpectedly and bunged me his room key, next day I saw her back to the hotel she should have been staying in.
Imagine my surprise early January to find she has moved 200 miles and been transferred to my office ! By this time I was involved with someone else at the same place - thankfully on a different floor. Many emails and refusal to take hints followed but she finally backed offComment
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Originally posted by EqualOpportunitiesI told you once already, I found it in a phone box...
You were quick there!The pope is a tard.Comment
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Of course... I've had a look for Don't Eat Yellowsnow, bit it ain't running... Back to yesterday's method...Originally posted by SallyAnne
You were quick there!
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Originally posted by EqualOpportunitiesOf course... I've had a look for Don't Eat Yellowsnow, bit it ain't running... Back to yesterday's method...
What, of picking donkeys?
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Oh yes. Three legged ones, apparentlyOriginally posted by SallyAnneWhat, of picking donkeys?
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Aren't all donkey's 3 legged?Originally posted by EqualOpportunitiesOh yes. Three legged ones, apparently

Oh no, sorry I'm thinknig of 5.
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