Yes, I am especially wary because I was raped when I was 17, I am not overly
wary because I didnt want that person to ruin my life but I am very cautious
to say the least.

Rane

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Edward Erbeck wrote:

Dave Moorman wrote:


You would have probably said something friendly, like "Do you need any
help?" or along those lines, Ed.


Doesn't always make a difference. I once stopped to aid a Lady that
was
broken down on the Median of a Freeway and asked just about exactly what
you
figured I'd ask. Not only did the window rollup faster than a Shuttle
Launch, I'd guess she broke finger nails locking the doors. I just went
to
where I knew the Highway Patrol hid waiting for speeders and told them
about
her. And that was almost 30 years ago.
The sad reality is folks just don't trust folks anymore and it's not
just
always from unfounded fear.
Am I ever glad I got out of City Life.

Crazy Ed

That's the truth. Women have every reason to be especially wary, I
guess.

In article vDjei.9699$jb5.5442@trndny09,
"KARane" wrote:

Yes, I am especially wary because I was raped when I was 17, I am not overly
wary because I didnt want that person to ruin my life but I am very cautious
to say the least.

Rane

Sorry to hear that, Rane.

Dave

Dave Moorman wrote:

Nice pictures, Ed. Looks like they were posted twice.


Thanks Dave
I know. That's what confused me as the Computer never gave any
indication the post was sent.

Crazy Ed

KARane wrote:

Yes, I am especially wary because I was raped when I was 17, I am not overly
wary because I didnt want that person to ruin my life but I am very cautious
to say the least.


Caution is a good thing. I was shot in the Arm back in '78 and tend to
be very aware of my surroundings when around people I don't know. Hum that's
just about always ;-).

Crazy Ed

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 05:20:15 -0700, Edward Erbeck
wrote:

Dave Moorman wrote:


You would have probably said something friendly, like "Do you need any
help?" or along those lines, Ed.


Doesn't always make a difference. I once stopped to aid a Lady that was
broken down on the Median of a Freeway and asked just about exactly what you
figured I'd ask. Not only did the window rollup faster than a Shuttle
Launch, I'd guess she broke finger nails locking the doors. I just went to
where I knew the Highway Patrol hid waiting for speeders and told them about
her. And that was almost 30 years ago.

And said "go and do something useful for a change and help that lady
over there".

The sad reality is folks just don't trust folks anymore and it's not just
always from unfounded fear.
Am I ever glad I got out of City Life.

Crazy Ed