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Subject: Re: Mrs Swims, your daughter has destroyed my son!

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Cassie Moulino (the right one)

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Date Posted: 17:50:21 04/11/05 Mon
In reply to: Lensey Roberts 's message, "Re: Mrs Swims, your daughter has destroyed my son!" on 10:18:26 04/11/05 Mon

Even if that nasty post would have suited me just fine, I did not write it! In fact I am very glad that my son did NOT mary Ms Swims, he is now happy with his new wife Marie, she is 10 times nicer! So I hear what you are saying, it was to the better. No idea who posted the previous post in my name, I used to be a political activist, perhaps someone wanted to nail me down? Or could it be Mrs Swims trying to make me look real bad? I can still not forgive, but I will not bring it all to these boards.

Cassie Moulino

>Mrs. Moulino! That is no way to talk to anybody.
>
>I suggest you calm down and realize that maybe Mrs.
>Swim's daughter leaving your son at the alter is
>better for everybody. They just might not be right for
>eachother or she might not be ready to be tied down in
>a marraige. If the pair got together, all hell might
>be set lose in their household and I'm sure nobody
>would like that. I know it is quite upsetting because
>my own daughter was left at the alter but after that,
>she got herself together and is currently married to a
>wonderful man who is ten times better than her first
>fiancee.
>
>Lensey

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