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Overheard my wife's friend tell my wife that she had started to read "The Exorcist" but couldn't finish it. Thought it was the most evil book she had ever read. Threw the book in a water filled ditch while bicycle ridng.
I went to the book store-bought a copy of the book.
Put it in a bucket of muddy water.
Dug the book out the next day.
Went to her house-left the book on her back porch table for her to find when she comes outside for her morning coffee.
We'll see how it goes :D
 
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Man, that's bad! It may seriously creep her out. Sure that you got the right printing? She'd recognize a different cover.
 
Overheard my wife's friend tell my wife that she had started to read "The Exorcist" but couldn't finish it. Thought it was the most evil book she had ever read. Threw the book in a water filled ditch while bicycle ridng.
I went to the book store-bought a copy of the book.
Put it in a bucket of muddy water.
Dug the book out the next day.
Went to her house-left the book on her back porch table for her to find when she comes outside for her morning coffee.
We'll see how it goes :D

Now that made me laugh-out-loud......be careful, payback can be a ##### !!:D

Don
 
When you awoke this morning did your neck feel loose?

This was based on a true story in St. Louis, Mo.

I guess it might be ok to see the ducks coming and going with out moving from the neck down. Spooky.

still funny. Cant wait till you Paul Harvey us with the rest of the story.
 
P.S. it is imperative that you maintain a straight face, show sympathy and lawyer up to all, take the 5th. Hades might seem nice if your wife takes her friends side.

yes she is married to you but women all belong to the fraternal brotherhood of women bondingagainstall.com.
 
I told several of the female members of my staff about this little stunt. They were not nearly as amused as I was. You may find yourself in more trouble than you know!
 
"He had a toughness about him, and his five grand Savile Row suit did little to hide the fact that he worked out regularly. He looked like someone who could've gone either way, the mob or something legitimate, and somehow ended up in the middle as a lawyer."
― Dave Zeltserman, Pariah
 
Overheard my wife's friend tell my wife that she had started to read "The Exorcist" but couldn't finish it. Thought it was the most evil book she had ever read. Threw the book in a water filled ditch while bicycle ridng.
I went to the book store-bought a copy of the book.
Put it in a bucket of muddy water.
Dug the book out the next day.
Went to her house-left the book on her back porch table for her to find when she comes outside for her morning coffee.
We'll see how it goes :D

Shame on you. I saw the movie in the 70's in college with a frat brother who was an AAU boxer. Halfway thru he couldn't take anymore and walked out. He stumbled and fell near the door and finished by CRAWLING out, he was so anxious to get out.

I was a runner and the movie broke me of running late at night until this century.

It remains the scariest movie I ever saw because I gave up on scary movies involving Satan afterwards. I don't have a problem with scary space aliens or fantasy, middle ages stuff with dragons and demons. Guess I should become an atheist to enlarge my scary movie repertoir. Bill S
 
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