Things are going great with Randy so there’s nothing to write about there (besides, he’s been out of town practically for the past month – how could we be fighting?). This has to do with a book I sold on Amazon.com Marketplace.<\/p>\n
The book was called “Bitter With Baggage Seeks Same”. Some creative person\/people took photos of little baby chicks in various poses with various backdrops and props and made them all bitter, jaded folks seeking relationships. It was cute, but not something I needed to keep. I put it up for sale on Amazon (along with 20 or so other books).<\/p>\n
Well, I’ve been selling these books since I moved in October and they’ve all been bought buy the same person I’ve been shipping them to. This book, however, was purchased by a man in Spokane, WA, yet he is having me ship it to a woman in the same town.<\/p>\n
There are various scenarios running through my head – none of which (in my mind) will make the recipient a happy camper:<\/p>\n
1 – This woman rejected this man’s advances, so he’s sending this book to be cruel
\n2 – This woman dated this man and they broke up unpleasantly, so he’s sending this book to be cruel
\n3 – This man is a stalker, so he’s sending this book to be cruel (notice a patter here?)
\n4 – This woman is unaware she upset this man, so he’s sending this book to be cruel<\/p>\n
I can’t think of any other plausible reasons…unless she’s his fag-hag and they have an ironic friendship with similar senses of humor. Maybe it’s the that. Otherwise, I think I may have contributed to something horrible.<\/p>\n
I know, I know – the photo isn’t of a chick…but how many chick photos do you have in your photo collection? Be thankful I even had a bird!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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