That, my friend, is sort of ridiculous.

Nah, not really. Perhaps not likely in this circumstance, but certainly not ridiculous.  Lots of people from all walks of life and income levels live check to check, or in other words, they have no trouble to blow $20k, $50k or $100k in short order.

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That, my friend, is sort of ridiculous.

Nah, not really. Perhaps not likely in this circumstance, but certainly not ridiculous.  Lots of people from all walks of life and income levels live check to check, or in other words, they have no trouble to blow $20k, $50k or $100k in short order.

That's my point exactly. If he can blow through, or lie about, 20K. He can also blow through, and lie about, 194K.

Snowmman wrote: "She (Sheridan's ex) may have died in the past few years though, once you start getting above 70."

Hey Snow, I just turned 69. Just one good year remaining I guess? After that, it's the Reaper's game. He always wins in overtime.

Snowmman also wrote: "I like it when the crazy old man is predictive"

Pete, at the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Nov 15, 2016

EDITOR: The collapse of the Roman Empire didn't begin with Caligula. And the same can be said about the American Republic.

It didn't begin with Donald Trump. It began a long time ago with the Vietnam War and the massacre of 3.5 million Vietnamese. There was Watergate and the impeachment of Richard Nixon; Ronald Reagan selling missiles to Iran and using the cash to arm the Contras; George W. Bush and Dick Cheney's invasion of Iraq and thus the enrichment of Halliburton; the tea party and Sarah Palin; and finally the stonewalling of the appointment of a moderate U.S. Supreme Court justice.

Yes, Trump has been a long time coming. He is the culmination of all this, and his rule will be brutal and unsparing. Yes, and as an afterthought, there is the nuclear button. One of his usual tantrums, and sayonara.

SHERIDAN PETERSON.

I bet that "crazy old man" $20 that Trump would lose. Sheridan told me I was making "a stupid bet". I thought I was going to fleece a doom and gloom leftie who didn't understand or chose to ignore the most recent demographics and polls. I paid him in person with ten two dollar bills. Those blue eyes were sparkling as he took the bills. It wasn't the money, he actually told me I could keep it (I didn't). It was a sage chuckling at my naivete. The money was a tribute, a bow to the superior analyst.

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Snowmman wrote: "She (Sheridan's ex) may have died in the past few years though, once you start getting above 70."

Hey Snow, I just turned 69. Just one good year remaining I guess? After that, it's the Reaper's game. He always wins in overtime.

377, if you get a call from a Mr. Grim Reaper, hang up.

377, if you get a call from a Mr. Grim Reaper, hang up.

He called me twice while skydiving. I cut away both times.

You must have had a few calls from the Reaper while ice climbing Snow. Tell us about them.

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One thing that can't be disputed about Sheridan's life, he has difficulty maintaining long-term stable relationships with friends, spouses, kids, landlords, physicians, employers... just about everyone.

What amazingly bad luck that all of those people were assholes. 

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Claire told me he was constantly getting into fights (she probably meant verbal) and that it was never his fault according to him. She attributes this to Sheridan's having had almost 5,000 jobs over the last 60 years.

As I consider Sheridan as a suspect, the things that strike me as the most compelling in terms of pointing to him NOT being Cooper are:

1) Non-smoker, at least until 1962.

2) Thin hair on the top of his head.

3) The fact that he has toyed with people about being Cooper.

4) No apparent signs of excess wealth...new 1972 Jaguar in the driveway.

Funny. I remember that.
I believed the statistics people
We all should have listened to Sheridan more.

I bet that "crazy old man" $20 that Trump would lose. Sheridan told me I was making "a stupid bet". I thought I was going to fleece a doom and gloom leftie who didn't understand or chose to ignore the most recent demographics and polls. I paid him in person with ten two dollar bills. Those blue eyes were sparkling as he took the bills. It wasn't the money, he actually told me I could keep it (I didn't). It was a sage chuckling at my naivete. The money was a tribute, a bow to the superior analyst.

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