Men do not marry women like these

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There are women who are unlucky in their love life. They are usually
women at age 30 and over. One can divide them into several groups for
convenience.

http://english.pravda.ru/society/sex...10-men_women-0


<chessucat snickers>

Any kind of woman has always had a chance with me. I never gamble,
and I have no other vices, but I'd be worth at least a half a million
bucks but for my weakness for women. Now I'm flat broke with nothing of
monetary value.
Now that I have been placed back under a guardianship, I'll never
have any more credit, and this guardianship should act as a declaration
of bankruptcy so that it will get the credit card companies off my case.
Now, how do I get the Church Elders of my case? They are on my
case because one of them "heard" God speak to him. They all hear voices
and obey them without question. And, you guys think hearing voices is
sick.
My cousin Lisa, Janie's daughter, will be there to defend me.
And, she is a spitfire. She is like Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, and
she uses her birth date in her email address and elsewhere, concidently,
5666.


http://community.webtv.net/mpereira/TheSecretsofthe

Make sure Lisa is there. If you called your guardian there, he'd
certainly defend your Constitutional rights, but he may have you removed
from such a wacko cult environment. I just read in the AARP News Letter
that these assisted living places can throw you out for no reason. You'd
then lose what you are trying to save. You'd lose everything. What a
bummer! Between a rock and a hard place.

If Gellie also came across that AARP newsletter about assisted
living places throwing their elders out on the street, probably enough
people have read it to do something political about it.
We need some socialized housing! With this Ethos Inc. on my case,
the next time is see a homeless old person, and they're everywhere
usually pushing their shoping carts full of bags, I'll send them to
Ethos Inc., or bring them there personally at 555 Amory Sreet in Jamaica
Plain, and send them in the front door saying, "They'll get you a place
to live".


http://community.webtv.net/mpereira/TheSecretsofthe

Us old people get those AARP newsletters whether we are members or
not, and no one could miss that article on assisted living facilities
throwing old people out into the street. Researching a little
more, I found out that nursing homes are also throwing old people out
into the street.