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#1 Oct 16 2010 at 1:58 AM Rating: Good
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Last night I woke up to a very disoriented man laying in the middle of my dining room. I think the thump from him hitting the floor is what woke me up. He had no idea where he was, how he got here, how he got into the house, or what he was on. I'd like to say I didn't know the man, just for the sake of the story, but I did. He use to be a friend of mine until he got off into drugs real bad. We ended on a bad note and I haven't seen or talked to him in months.

He wasn't wearing a shirt or shoes and his girlfriend lives clear across town. I tried calling an Ambulance for him because his nose and mouth were bleeding and he was puking everywhere. I thought he was just drunk, but I didn't smell any alcohol on him. I went outside to wait on the EMS and he went out the back door. I chased him all over the neighborhood until I could finally get him in the car to take him back to his girlfriends house.

A little freaked out and definitely changing the locks on the doors.
#2 Oct 16 2010 at 2:06 AM Rating: Decent
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#3 Oct 16 2010 at 7:58 AM Rating: Good
Did you call him back up and tell him to come clean his mess up?
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#4 Oct 16 2010 at 9:14 AM Rating: Excellent
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If you had a gun you could just shoot him and call the cops.
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#5 Oct 16 2010 at 9:20 AM Rating: Excellent
You should hook him up with your sister. Or was the methqueen just a friend of yours? It's really tough to remember all the damaged people in your life, Delva.
#6 Oct 17 2010 at 8:41 AM Rating: Good
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Not quite up to your story, but one time at uni one of the boys living on campus got smashed drunk, and woke up naked, wrapped around with a garden hose, on some stranger's front lawn, with no idea how he got there. The police threw the book at him, which I thought was entirely unfair, things like public lewdness, trespass etc. One day I saw a group of fellow male campus residents in full business suits, and sunglasses, instead of the usual campus "uniform" of t-shirt and shorts. I had a hard time not laughing, they looked like mafia, or other organised crime. Turns out they were dressed for court as his witnesses, and I had an even harder time not laughing. I hoped they lost the sunglasses before they hit the courthouse.

To this day I can't pinpoint why they looked like criminals instead of respectable, besuited men, wearing sunglasses against the glaring summer sun.
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