jellybeanz
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http://www.free-tv-video-online.me/player/putlocker.php?id=82AE0358729C7A13Thanks Sleuth13, I wonder if the entire episode is available.
http://www.free-tv-video-online.me/player/putlocker.php?id=82AE0358729C7A13Thanks Sleuth13, I wonder if the entire episode is available.
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So she just randomly said that? I missed it too. Sometimes later in the day, I have to turn it down because my boys are home, so I miss little things here and there. Wouldn't that have been a good time for Juan to object? I am shocked at some of things that he is just letting her say and not objecting too.
JA's friend Bryan Carr cannot explain how JA killed Travis in self-defense yet he believes her and visits her regularly.
I cannot say that I am friends with one man that I dated. I have communication with two of them. One asks me for computer help (he is a developer) just technical things now and then, very dry...the other just a "hello" once every 3 yrs.
I don't wish any of them anything but a nice bright happy future.. But when I move on I move on.
I have watched Mr. Carrs comments with some interest. This relationship between JA and him resembles the dynamics typically seen on Prison Wives. Here the outsider normally a female committing to the male prison inmate lives a celibate and solitary life and seems totally satisfied if not thrilled by regular jail visits. There are to be sure male outsiders befriending female inmates. I view these relationships rather cynically, however. I believe the outsider is in love with an illusion a person who for the most part will never be incarnate. The more contemporary internet phenomenon of catfishing operates with similar psychological dynamics.
What is in it for the female? Well she has a captive audience who will never stray. There is virtually no risk of disagreement or relationship disintegration. The outsider for the most part will never have to deal with conflict since the inmate who has NO options will gladly take any loyal fan. These outsider inmate relationships are risk free no muss; no fuss.
Mr. Carr strikes me as some starry eyed suitor who would believe anything JA told him and is quite content to be her trusted defender. I doubt if Mr. Carr has much capacity to discern or see people for what they are. But it is also true that JA is a consummate chameleon who can be anything the male wants her to be so in that regard the JA- Carr connection is a perfect symbiosis.
here is a link to when j.a. decides to grossly reinterpret Travis' comment..
starts at 0:45:00 if the jump link doesn't work...
http://youtu.be/eTXRwN6WxOs?t=45m
I agree with you Stephanie...I've learned a lot as well. Some things will never be the same..mostly brands of candy.
Another thing that has bothered me is when Nurmi and JA both said something to the effect that "hanging out" means "having sex". I have teenagers and will now have to ask many more questions when they say they are going to "hang out"...ugh.
Today on CNN I saw an ad for a virtual "Fireside Hangout" with Obama. Just don't think I'll be able to watch that one.
I have watched Mr. Carrs comments with some interest. This relationship between JA and him resembles the dynamics typically seen on Prison Wives. Here the outsider normally a female committing to the male prison inmate lives a celibate and solitary life and seems totally satisfied if not thrilled by regular jail visits. There are to be sure male outsiders befriending female inmates. I view these relationships rather cynically, however. I believe the outsider is in love with an illusion a person who for the most part will never be incarnate. The more contemporary internet phenomenon of catfishing operates with similar psychological dynamics.
What is in it for the female? Well she has a captive audience who will never stray. There is virtually no risk of disagreement or relationship disintegration. The outsider for the most part will never have to deal with conflict since the inmate who has NO options will gladly take any loyal fan. These outsider inmate relationships are risk free no muss; no fuss.
Mr. Carr strikes me as some starry eyed suitor who would believe anything JA told him and is quite content to be her trusted defender. I doubt if Mr. Carr has much capacity to discern or see people for what they are. But it is also true that JA is a consummate chameleon who can be anything the male wants her to be so in that regard the JA- Carr connection is a perfect symbiosis.
A quick question : In what room and location within the room was the bullet casing found?
I am presuming in the bathroom, thus the debate whether bullet came first or last, but was it on the floor, sink, near shower?
TIA
In fact, I do believe Travis missed a "conference" call and they went looking for him.
Because its that big of a deal to miss the call. They were not necessarily worried about his welfare, they were probably upset at first that he strayed from the path and interrupted his journey and they would have wanted to know where he was, why he missed the call.
well, he was dead (so he would get excused)
I was actually very surprised that missed conference call didn't lead to the discovery of his body.