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Old 11-13-2010, 09:26 PM #1
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Crazy EEK! Almost got Mugged



What a crazy week this has been. Got everything in order today (packing etc).

Went to walk Buddy around block area and this white car full of kids sped off main road and pulled into church parking lot where I was walking the dog. The car idled and then began to creep towards us.

AAUUGH! So I began to walk really fast in another direction away from them and they just sat there watching me and of course my imagination was running vividly so then I began to try to run and I must have looked so funny they drove off.

Really scary.

We had a shooting in a park during broad daylight recently.

This used to be a very safe town.

No more.
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Brain atropy/brain tumor/brain skull thickening
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