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July 01, 2009 |
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The Same Lonely Person
FOUND by Kerrie
in Melbourne, Australia
This tiny post-it note was found stuck to a desk in the library at Uni. It sounds like a serious analysis until you read the poetic and rather depressing final line, when it then sounds like a script from a drama-filled CSI episode!
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
"When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bonds which have connected them with another" . . . indeed! Tell the King that we've concluded this is just a sick cry for help.
ived at the Bates Motel for a while but, really, seemed pretty lonely the whole time. She disappeared suddenl
I used to keep this Post-it Note stuck to my computer screen at work. It applied equally to a lot of the Finds I read on this wonderful web site, and to the weekly reports I send to my supervisor. I've been wondering where it went. Australia, huh? How'd it get there?
*sniff* It's just so sad! *sniff*
June and April found a lost diary under their floorboards from years ago. They wanted to know if it was written by the same person, which it was. The entries were so sad and lonely... poor mysterious Lonely Person. They sent it to their cousin August with this post-it.
This note was meant to be attached to the "The Encyclopedia Neurotica."
Yes, Yes? Was the intended note recipients actual name "Yes"? If so I hope they were a twin and the other one's name is "No", or triplets, and a the 3rd one out was named
"Maybe." Then they all could all be on a team and get these affirmative notes like Yes, No and Yes, Maybe ... they could also get into arguements as to whether the gut was actually lonely or not and shout their names at each other while they were arguing Yes! No! Maybe! No! Yes Yes! Maybe? No!
Hahaha! Good one, Fooch.
Librarian got a chuckle out of me, too.
I really like to lurk on Found because of the clever and witty comments. Some days I just can't think of anything witty and clever. Either you have it or you don't.
The same person as what?
so was the post it attached to something else, or was the post it what they had the handwriting analyst analyze?
oh, this does make me sad. i would be very interested in reading what the lonely person wrote though...heart sick or creepy stalker?
I'm that lonely person!!! Crap, I've been had.
Elenore Rigby?
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