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My son John Hanson

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  1. Dear group,
    I wanted to apologize for my sons behaviour here. You see John was
    "touched" as a child, and never really got over it. We tried meds,
    shrinks, even the old "herbal remedys", but nothing could control the
    voices in his head, and the constant hullucinacions.
    His father left us when he could take no more of little Johnnie, and
    he and I both blame him for his fathers departure, and rightfully so.
    He had the usual childhood problems, drugs, gangs beating him
    senseless (well actually it was one little girl down the street, but
    she scared him like a gang) and his sexual experimentation with men,
    all fueled Johns problems.
    He was finally diagnosed as mildly retarded, and since then seems to
    have found peace in lifting heavy objects, calling people "losers",
    and telling them he could easily hurt them physically, but won't...".
    So you see he's relatively harmless, please don't beat him senseless
    Mr davidson, I beg you, as his mommy?
    Thank you,
    Mrs Hanson

  2. Thank you for your enlightening letter Mrs. Hanson. I feel your pain. I
    was wondering how a weight lifter could become disoriented and begin
    posting in a running group.

  3. On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 22:59:16 -0500, [email hidden] (Sir

    Lancelot) said:

    Thank you for your enlightening letter Mrs. Hanson. I feel your pain. I
    was wondering how a weight lifter could become disoriented and begin
    posting in a running group.

    When are weighlifters not disorientated?

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