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The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

You mean we're neighbors?

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

Either that or they all have new roommates they were not aware of!

Lock your doors!

scarygirl wrote:

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

You mean we're neighbors?

I moved to this area when I was 19. Everything was so new then. We marveled at how there were no old looking buildings or homes in the area. 30 years later, it's very different. All the shine and polish has given way to a more settled, established feel, with some amount of disrepair. It's kind of unsettling because it's visual proof of how much time has passed, but comforting all at the same time becaused the area has aged well. Unlike myself.

Rick wrote:

scarygirl wrote:

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

You mean we're neighbors?

I moved to this area when I was 19. Everything was so new then. We marveled at how there were no old looking buildings or homes in the area. 30 years later, it's very different. All the shine and polish has given way to a more settled, established feel, with some amount of disrepair. It's kind of unsettling because it's visual proof of how much time has passed, but comforting all at the same time becaused the area has aged well. Unlike myself.

You've gotten darker, as evidenced by your avatar.

steveo777 wrote:

Rick wrote:

scarygirl wrote:

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

You mean we're neighbors?

I moved to this area when I was 19. Everything was so new then. We marveled at how there were no old looking buildings or homes in the area. 30 years later, it's very different. All the shine and polish has given way to a more settled, established feel, with some amount of disrepair. It's kind of unsettling because it's visual proof of how much time has passed, but comforting all at the same time becaused the area has aged well. Unlike myself.

You've gotten darker, as evidenced by your avatar.

There were quite a few here that thought I was black for a while See? I'm really not! My daughter and me a few weeks ago.

Rick wrote:

steveo777 wrote:

Rick wrote:

scarygirl wrote:

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

You mean we're neighbors?

I moved to this area when I was 19. Everything was so new then. We marveled at how there were no old looking buildings or homes in the area. 30 years later, it's very different. All the shine and polish has given way to a more settled, established feel, with some amount of disrepair. It's kind of unsettling because it's visual proof of how much time has passed, but comforting all at the same time becaused the area has aged well. Unlike myself.

You've gotten darker, as evidenced by your avatar.

There were quite a few here that thought I was black for a while See? I'm really not! My daughter and me a few weeks ago.

Damn, your Lex Legur's bro!

Rick wrote:

steveo777 wrote:

Rick wrote:

scarygirl wrote:

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

You mean we're neighbors?

I moved to this area when I was 19. Everything was so new then. We marveled at how there were no old looking buildings or homes in the area. 30 years later, it's very different. All the shine and polish has given way to a more settled, established feel, with some amount of disrepair. It's kind of unsettling because it's visual proof of how much time has passed, but comforting all at the same time becaused the area has aged well. Unlike myself.

You've gotten darker, as evidenced by your avatar.

There were quite a few here that thought I was black for a while See? I'm really not! My daughter and me a few weeks ago.

I never thought you were black. I just thought you had a gay gravitation towards black men.

steveo777 wrote:

Rick wrote:

steveo777 wrote:

Rick wrote:

scarygirl wrote:

Rick wrote:The doorbell rings and I go to the door and a woman is standing there. She asked if I knew the people 2 doors down to my east. I said I didn't, that we had just moved here.

She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

I think I would call the cops. Nice neighborhood we moved into.

You mean we're neighbors?

I moved to this area when I was 19. Everything was so new then. We marveled at how there were no old looking buildings or homes in the area. 30 years later, it's very different. All the shine and polish has given way to a more settled, established feel, with some amount of disrepair. It's kind of unsettling because it's visual proof of how much time has passed, but comforting all at the same time becaused the area has aged well. Unlike myself.

You've gotten darker, as evidenced by your avatar.

There were quite a few here that thought I was black for a while See? I'm really not! My daughter and me a few weeks ago.

I never thought you were black. I just thought you had a gay gravitation towards black men.

Um... NO!

Good thing, Rick. Anal tearing is no fun.....I imagine, not that I would know anything about that!!!!!

Rick wrote:There were quite a few here that thought I was black for a while

You're NOT Richard Pryor?

Rick wrote:She said she had signed a lease to rent that house (we noticed the people moving out of it a few days ago) and gave them money for the lease and was supposed to meet them tonight to get the keys and such. She said they had not shown up, but two other separate people had shown up proclaiming the exact same thing. ie: Gave them money for a lease and were there to get the keys to move in.

What a nice scam... wonder if whoever "leased" the property wasn't even the owner? It should be pretty easy to figure out, though.

Happy New Year, btw!