Comments on: Steven R. Bourgeois

By: Kitty LeClaw

Kitty LeClaw — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 14:55:15 +0000

Parole in 13 years? Drug dealers spend more time in prison! I say burn the deal-makers, too!

By: Mazzi

Mazzi — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:21:42 +0000

I beat you! Maybe. I used to date the drummer for Waylon Jenning’s band (WAAAAAY back when, lol), and I hung out with Waylon, his wife Jessie, and on a few occasions Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson, among other celebrities. I didn’t even really LIKE country music back then. I did eventually learn to like the “outlaw” country music though, and now it’s good ole memories.

Anyone who knows me freaks out at that story. I am not exactly what you would think of as a country music person. heh.

By: NavyCop

NavyCop — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:34:32 +0000

I kinda feel bad for him now. I’ve met Barack Obama, Admiral Redpath, George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, Several Contemporary Christian recording artists (Matt Brower, Philip and Natalie LaRue, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, just to name a few,) Gary Bauer, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. I’ve been to the Netherlands, Germany, Kuwait, Venezuela, and Ecuador. And I still have time to be a parent and hold down a good job. Life is good.

By: glorybug

glorybug — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:27:41 +0000

I wonder if every person who has ever met Chuck Norris feels as special. Because Chuck has probably only met a few people, right?

Wow. I got hit on by Joan Jett, and by Terry Bozzio from Missing Persons. I should probably write that in my blog to let everyone know. I also ran a modelling agency in Santa Barbara, one of the clients being a young Kathy Ireland. Oh, and I worked for the Khashoggi brothers during the great 80s Iran/Contra affair. Does anyobody care? I also met Bo Derek, Julia Childs and Kenny Loggins and John Travolta.

So what? It is really sad that anyone would write in a blog that they have soft hands and that they met Chuk Norris.

Before people get all over stapler, just re-read the pathetic bio. Not one thing about themselves or what they’ve accomplised themselves. We are dealing with a HUGE inferiority complex. They are just baiting here because for them, any attention is good, even if it’s bad attention. I’m going to stay out of it from here on out, because I actually DO feel sorry for them. Their life seems pretty abysmal.

By: glorybug

glorybug — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:11:56 +0000

“-I was a master debater in high school’

Oh, dear. I think that was a typo, wink.

But besides that little Freudian slip, how terribly uninteresting!

By: glorybug

glorybug — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:05:35 +0000

Oh, poor little Stapler- his knickers are all in a twist because nobody is curious enough to try to find his little bloggy-woggy.

Sniff. He probably had a bad childhood.
We should have sympathy for him.

Or not! Hah.
Sorry- I’m kind of in a bratty mood. Reading crap from idjits just makes me brattier

By: glorybug

glorybug — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 17:56:10 +0000

thatsmystapler- You have a lot of nerve saying that Max is not a writer. If I’m not mistaken, Max’s writing is all over this website. Max IS a writer. I call myself a writer, because I actually write- not here- but I write. Where do you write?

That is really rude to insult the writers on a website you’ve obviously enjoyed stirring up the shit in.

And on thop of that, the dead horse that you keep beating has nothing to do with this story or writing in general. Re-read what you’ve written with a critical eye. Your points are just irrelevant.

Move along, folks, nothing to see here.

By: NavyCop

NavyCop — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 17:50:53 +0000

Glory- The ATV was the actual item that pinned Tracy to the wall. That was left at the scene. I did some more digging today and found that the judge sentenced Steve to life in prison. That little tidbit escaped my research when I wrote the story. So rest easy, Steve isn’t going anywhere.