0119 "Hungover" [01/22/07]

Kasdeja · Post by **Kasdeja** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 10:56 am

And he told her all that crap...I dunno. Seems fishy.

nobackspacebutton · Post by **nobackspacebutton** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:07 am

Definately fishy. Who, just out of their good own will, will stick with a guy as he's getting drunk...and even when his friend comes to take him home..why go with them?

Most people would have just handed him off to his friend and left.

impulse · Post by **impulse** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:08 am

Beckers wrote: That whole senario was bad. It was not believable and there was a lot of awkwardness.
I would definitley not go anywhere with 2 strangers and like someone else mentioned.....why wasn't she drinking at all? She was totally sober. I don't know about anyone else, but I cannot stand to be around people who are drinking when I'm not. People are annoying drunk unless you are as well...lol

And because you are scared to talk to strangers, this scenario is not believable? You would not believe what's going on out there while you're stuck in front of your computer buddy! I said that already on this forum, you guys are killing me, but I really don't see what's soextraordinary about that. I don't know... when I was in college, it was like everyday life. Idon't get it. You all live in fear of your neighbors or what?

Beckers · Post by **Beckers** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:08 am

nobackspacebutton wrote: Most people would have just handed him off to his friend and left.

TOTALLY!

kayokosaeki · Post by **kayokosaeki** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:14 am

just curious:

to everyone saying they'd never get in a car with a drunk guy and his friend.....where do you live? is it considered a city, a suburb, or a small country town?

because i bet most of you saying "no" live in city areas. you'd be surprised how friendly/trusting people who live in smaller areas with fewer people can be.

edited 1 time for clarity

impulse · Post by **impulse** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:15 am

kayokosaeki wrote:just curious:

to everyone saying they'd never get in a car with a drunk guy and his friend.....where do you live? is it considered a city, a suburb, or a small country town?

Good question kayokosaeki, I'd like to know too.

jehmz · Post by **jehmz** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:17 am

kellylen wrote:and to show to us that jonas didnt really teabag him

oh no, there was teabagging... it was suppose to say "Jonas' bag was here" but Bree thought it crude and inappropriate.

Ziola · Post by **Ziola** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:19 am

impulse wrote:
Beckers wrote: That whole senario was bad. It was not believable and there was a lot of awkwardness.
I would definitley not go anywhere with 2 strangers and like someone else mentioned.....why wasn't she drinking at all? She was totally sober. I don't know about anyone else, but I cannot stand to be around people who are drinking when I'm not. People are annoying drunk unless you are as well...lol
And because you are scared to talk to strangers, this scenario is not believable? You would not believe what's going on out there while you're stuck in front of your computer buddy! I said that already on this forum, you guys are killing me, but I really don't see what's soextraordinary about that. I don't know... when I was in college, it was like everyday life. Idon't get it. You all live in fear of your neighbors or what?

I'm not sure when, or where, you went to college, but it all depends on that. When I was in college ('94-98) in Jacksonville, Florida we drank life little fishies swimming in the St. John's river. But, we also had a Sober Susy or Stanley at every party. And we sure as hell didn't take off with complete strangers. That was right when all the date-rape drugs were getting very popular with the scumbags, so leaving with anyone who you didn't come with was not even something you considered. And if you did consider it, your sober friend wouldn't let you. Being scared to talk to strangers isn't the issue here. The reality of what has happened with our society is. It isn't safe or smart for a young woman to leave anywhere with two men that she just met. And maybe its because I'm a little on the old side here, but it just doesn't make any sense. And before anyone starts saying I must have had no life, yadda-yadda-yadda, even when I was on the prowl for a bit of "fun", so to speak, I never went home to my apartment alone. My young, fun, single, male neighbor and I had worked out a code with our door hangers to signify when one of us was getting some extracurricular fun. And a phone call would have to be made by a certain time the next day in order to insure your door wouldn't be broken down.

Beckers · Post by **Beckers** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:25 am

impulse wrote:
Beckers wrote: That whole senario was bad. It was not believable and there was a lot of awkwardness.
I would definitley not go anywhere with 2 strangers and like someone else mentioned.....why wasn't she drinking at all? She was totally sober. I don't know about anyone else, but I cannot stand to be around people who are drinking when I'm not. People are annoying drunk unless you are as well...lol
And because you are scared to talk to strangers, this scenario is not believable? You would not believe what's going on out there while you're stuck in front of your computer buddy! I said that already on this forum, you guys are killing me, but I really don't see what's soextraordinary about that. I don't know... when I was in college, it was like everyday life. Idon't get it. You all live in fear of your neighbors or what?

What idiot female goes to someones house in the middle of the night with 2 males she doesn't know or has never meant before...not to mention she sais he was going on about crazy shit. Plus they had a video camera? Like come on! Anything could have happened to her...rape, murder.....or a lot worse.
Being sensible is not living in fear. I'm not going to deliberatley put myself in a dangerous situation. I live downtown in the heart of the city and I go out all the time and have a blast! But I do not take unnecessary risks.

saralynn · Post by **saralynn** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:28 am

impulse wrote:
saralynn wrote:Oh please, lots of people have fakes.
Really poor defense strategy. Lots of people die behind the wheel too.
Baam! 2 years probation!
Next!

You bore me.
Baam! Unnecessary legal-mumbo-jumbo spouting!
Next!

Seriously, we're not talking about something that KILLS people. Having a fake ID doesn't mean you drink and drive, or even drink a LOT. It's called living a little.

I don't know if the ID is significant. He might've just been mentioning it to show us they ARE in the USA and Daniel isn't legal to drink. I don't know if Random Girl was a spy or not, I don't think so. McPhee was quoted to saying if they wanted her back she would go, so she has the possibility of being a reoccuring character.

Something's fishy, I just dunno what yet.

kayokosaeki · Post by **kayokosaeki** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:32 am

did people forget my theory a couple pages back that the ID will be planted at a crime scene and daniel will get in trouble?

or do people just not like that theory....

Beckers · Post by **Beckers** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:33 am

Ziola wrote:
Being scared to talk to strangers isn't the issue here. The reality of what has happened with our society is. It isn't safe or smart for a young woman to leave anywhere with two men that she just met. And maybe its because I'm a little on the old side here, but it just doesn't make any sense.

It not cause your old girl! Your proably not even old, lol...I AM in University now and there are security booths, drives home at night, or a walk home from a security officer if you need it. Everyone always goes out in groups. We will have parties in the dorms that are 4 floors big...every floor has thier own special drink. You pay ten bucks and you can drink as mush as you want. There is always tonnes of it and it's organized by students and security. Especially at the bars no one I have ever known throughout my many school years that would even go off by themselves in a bar if there was the slightest chance they would be seperated from thier friend/s.

impulse · Post by **impulse** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:33 am

Welcome in a paranoid world! I don't know how we got there (actually I have a few ideas on this question) but here we are.

Ziola · Post by **Ziola** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:34 am

Unfortunately, your theory doesn't really hold any water because its a fake ID. If it was his actual drivers license, then that would be one thing, but because it isn't a real ID, how much trouble can a fictional person be in. And since the police will be able to tell that it isn't a real license, why bother planting it at a crime scene?

kayokosaeki · Post by **kayokosaeki** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:36 am

Ziola wrote:Unfortunately, your theory doesn't really hold any water because its a fake ID. If it was his actual drivers license, then that would be one thing, but because it isn't a real ID, how much trouble can a fictional person be in. And since the police will be able to tell that it isn't a real license, why bother planting it at a crime scene?

because it still has his picture, and it was his possession. just because it isn't valid identification doesn't mean they can't profile suspects that look like daniel. it was daniel's property, and his property was found at a crime scene.

all hypothetically speaking