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May 12, 2002 |
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More Later!
FOUND by Katherine and Dee
in Portland, Oregon
We found this on the way to the store to buy food. It must have been dropped just before we saw it- it had been raining off and on but the paper was dry when we picked it up.
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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...
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weird...
Captain Paranoia at his best!
this letter scares me. it looks like my handwriting, but i know it can't be.
Jeez! I keep forgetting how many crazy people there are here!
Rain in Portland?!?!?! NEVER!!!
espionage at its best
Look out! This note is bugged, too!
Schizophrenia is a horrible disease. Items like this are fragments of thought from someone's living hell. They are fascinating but ultimately very, very sad.
I think whoever read it dropped it immediatley, so they can run home, delete all the files, and skip town. then you found the note.
Don't do crack kids!
Paranoia will distroy ya.
My dad use to leave notes like this in my lunch in college. He was right. The whole place was bugged from the getgo. Bugged with bed bugs.
What about the possibility that Jon really DID have the whole place bugged? This person may not be mental at all, but in a scary situation, living with a freak. I saw something like that on Dr. Phil.
Conspiracy Theorist. You gotta laugh!
who says he so paranoid? there's all kinds of consumer spy stuff out there, nanny cams, kids toys, digital voice recorders. My son has a whole collection of Spy Gear, and it works.
Just because your paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
You really don't see the words "get-go" used to often anymore. It's good to see it coming back.
i hope that this was either a joke, or that the writer got the help he/she needs. I've seen the toll that schizophrenia can have on someone's life...
This message will now self-destruct.
Steve, my math teacher in high school used to tell me that all the time!
"More later!"
I am so sad that I will never know what further information the writer had to impart!
WOW!! that looks like my Dad's hand writing but So much Better!!!
( it looks a little like a 1st or 2nd Grader's hand writing though )