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I'm 5'4 and I deeply resent your patent 'dwarfism'.
If yer not careful I'll bite yer fuckin' ankles.....

Sam Slater wrote:
> I don't think it's for you to decide whether you're a stalker
> or not, Max.

OK, then.
He's a fuckin' stalker : -))

You need to be under 4' 11" to officially be categorised as a dwarf - like Hazel Blears

I don't think he's a stalker of the highest order, jj. More a -if you'll forgive the carrying on with sizeist references- 'mini' stalker.

sam, I genuinely found myself walking down Park Road in Worthing, on a walk I was doing one day when I was staying in the town, and it rang a bell in my head. I went back to my buddie's place where I was staying, investigated further online and was then intrigued. Armed with a road number I went back to check it out. The place really stood out, when I tracked down the building, as it was more like a haunted mannion than a residential family home.

A person CAN establish whether they are themselves a stalker or not. They just have to observe what they are doing and comment on it. If they hang around somewhere, numerous times, then they are stalking a person or a place. To walk past a place on your way to somewhere else, and the journey happens to take you past there (in the case of Lily's house, as my friend lives in her road, and on the same side of the road too), and to keep going, is not stalking. To be so intrigued to go and track down a building (in the case of 151 Park Road, Worthing, Sussex), to walk up to it and stop and look for one minute and then carry on walking, aint stalking either. One would have to hang around near it, for a reasonable duration of time, and on many occasions, to be a stalker.

I'm still goin' fer the ankles; us near-dwarfs are nasty bastards...

Ok, then.
But, then, I'm small and have a huge stalk.

50-1 on this one'll get deleted : -))

Max: you need to chill. You're acting like I accused you of stalking!

I accuse you, you, STALKER !!!!!!!