Feb 29 2004

jarred

sometimes you learn something that totally jars out of place, and suddenly you’re floating 10 feet above your head and just starring off in wonder. today i learned that the outlaw was married (you have to read through the comments to get the full scoop). i am stunned. and suddenly so thankful that things turned out the way they did. god, i was gullible.

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Posted on Sun, 29 February 2004 at 9:40 am

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Tam

I wish I had known that’s who the outlaw was because I saw that website about a month ago.

Look at it this way: you might have been gullible, but at least you didn’t give everything up for him like other women have.
29 Feb 04 at 12:40 pm #
the TTHM

Whoa, now I’m completely confused. The outlaw is a guy named Fred who has become a hunk in Huntsville? Somebody has some explainin’ to do…
29 Feb 04 at 12:42 pm #
jodi

i feel bad like i should have warned her about how devious he was. but then i think i was too jaded and hurt at the time to do so, and it’d probably’d have come off like bitter grapes or something.
29 Feb 04 at 1:10 pm #
Dreama

He’s The Outlaw?!? That nickname is way too cool for a guy that slimey!
29 Feb 04 at 3:36 pm #
jodi

was the outlaw. now he’s just some sad messed up guy i used to know.
29 Feb 04 at 3:53 pm #
Dreama

Good point.
01 Mar 04 at 12:56 am #
Joots

*record scratch*

WHAT?!?!?!

Eep. This can’t be good.
02 Mar 04 at 4:54 pm #
Robyn

Uh, for the record, “The Outlaw” was not my husband, Fred, but rather a man named Timothy Hensley, whom I discuss in the comments of that entry.

(Just wanted to clear that up; judging by the site searches over the past few days a few people were confused)
02 Mar 04 at 6:35 pm #

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Interview #2 at place I would enjoy working at went really well. I'm pretty pumped. [+]

Can I get an AMEN! This woman responds to the Jezebel Hullabaloo the way I wish I could have, had I not been blacking out with the rage. I agree that drinking a lot and having a lot of sex with different men is not feminism. It might be your lifestyle choice and a lot of fun -- go you, but it has nothing at all to do with being a feminist. I think once I simmer down a bit, I will chalk up the whole Hullabaloo to a few drunk 20something girls being stupid and naive, because, that's what 20something girls do. We've all done it, and not to get all sage woman of the earth, but something changes for women when they turn 30. I don't know what it is, I cannot define it, but other woman will agree 30 is a magical age where suddenly you seem more yourself, you think before you speak, you look back at your 20something self and realize what an idiot you were, but you still love that girl. I'm just hoping these Jezebel-girls will be so kind to their 20something selves when they look back at how absolutely foolish they were. {via fimoculous, whose comments are all men discussing the issue which makes me a little sad}. [+]

I had avoided the whole Jezebel hullabaloo until this morning when I was reading Mediation's thoughts on the nonsense. I followed his links to the Metafilter discussion and it was after watching the video there that I blacked out from sheer rage. I'm so angry I can't even write anything coherent. [+]

I just applied for a for reals job for the first time since 2000 (three fors in one sentence, go me). I feel a little like I'm going to barf. I forgot how nerve-wracking it is to want something like this. [+]

"Never mind that while he was on my ass about being in lust with a celebrity who lives in France and has two children with a French model, Greg was in love with a girl from, you know, like, down the street." Peabo cracks me up. [+]

I am celebrating my independence by sitting around in my pajamas until noon. [+]

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