levasseur@morgan.DEC (Ray EMD & S Admin 223-5027) (05/13/85)
I want to thank a lot of the people who sent me personal mail regarding the Drugs and Rape and Men in Lies Postings I put up. Catching a person in a lie can be good therapy; in my case it was. Danny boy claimed that my roomate called him in response to a message he left for me. Now! number one, my roomate doesn't have his number nor does he want it. My roomate was a little upset at D's claim and felt that the boy was trying to stir up some trouble between roomie and me. He knows that my roomate and I get along quite well and in some ways I have a feeling he's jealous. He has been a constant source of tension between his two roomates as one of them told me; always in and causing trouble. He called asking me to meet him. I asked about the phone incident and he claimed that my roomate was lieing and playing headgames. Well, when I asked him what time the supposed call came in, the time I was quoted coincided with the same time my roomate and I were out together. I asked him, "are you sure that's the time?" When he affirmed the time I told him, "that's funny because he and I were together all night. It would have been impossible for him to have called". Talk about a man scrambling around for an excuse. I left telling him that when he was able to behave honestly, then I'de talk. A bar aquaintance of his also pulled me aside and told me much more. It made it easier for me to just cut my losses and walk away. Someone on the net mentioned that sooner or later the lies catch up with the perpetrator; in this case they did. As far s the rape case goes, nobody really believes him; the story keeps changing. Geeee! I guess the cosmic question I ask myself is, "why do liars attach themselves to honest people?" Ray "Some people speak in stereo, it's the interchannel crosstalk that traps them"