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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / March 2006

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KJ.Kate - 13 Mar 2006 13:40 GMT
I lost the thread with the story of your Movie Bimbette but wstill wanted to
say
Yes! It was a great story, well worth the price of the admission and
refreshments.

I'm pretty sure they are not the same people though. Ours was the (very
small) local movie house.
I got married when I was still in high school (long story, no- not
pregnant). I went to work at the movie theater then, I was 17 and worked
there for about two days when he offered to show me the rest of the theater.
He took me up to where his office was and then tried to get fresh. I told
him under no uncertain terms that he was to keep his hands to himself and
left.
That evening when my (also very young) hay hauler, country boy husband got
home I told him what happened.

He stopped by the theater the next day to "talk to the guy"
After that for some reason I didn't have a job any more but rumor had it
around town that he had tripped and hit his face on a wall in his office,
several times. He had been seen around town with a number of bruises on his
face.

Stupid SOB should have know better.

Kate
Zombywoof - 13 Mar 2006 15:42 GMT
>I lost the thread with the story of your Movie Bimbette but wstill wanted to
>say
>Yes! It was a great story, well worth the price of the admission and
>refreshments.

It was one of those blast from the past things that I had not thought
of for years until you made mention of Movie House and bimbo in the
same message.  

>I'm pretty sure they are not the same people though. Ours was the (very
>small) local movie house.
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>That evening when my (also very young) hay hauler, country boy husband got
>home I told him what happened.

Many a lass & laddie have walked down the isle for reasons other then
being in the family way.  While I've never understood the desire to
get marriage at such a young age, I know plenty of people who have.
Seems that an awful lot of them have ended up regretting too.

>He stopped by the theater the next day to "talk to the guy"
>After that for some reason I didn't have a job any more but rumor had it
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
>Kate

Stupid SOB's rarely if ever know better.  It is one of the reasons
they are stupid SOBs.
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