#1 2014-08-20 23:20:26
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#2 2014-08-21 22:48:34
He said he grew up in a nearby community, and his senior picture was soon located in the 1984 Lawrence High School yearbook. He was wearing the same eyeglasses.
That defies belief. And he says he never lit a fire, but how did he live in Maine in the winter without it?
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#3 2014-08-21 23:21:12
GooberMcNutly wrote:
He said he grew up in a nearby community, and his senior picture was soon located in the 1984 Lawrence High School yearbook. He was wearing the same eyeglasses.
That defies belief. And he says he never lit a fire, but how did he live in Maine in the winter without it?
Good question. Toughest human I've known was cousin from this town who hitched to Columbia with a friend and canoed the length of the Amazon. He was a scare crow when he arrived at our door in Lima. Former "Mister Arizona" had lost a hundred pounds. Still got video of their trip. He spent one winter in a Maine cabin running a trap line and swore he'd never go near the place again.
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#4 2014-08-25 12:20:04
GooberMcNutly wrote:
He said he grew up in a nearby community, and his senior picture was soon located in the 1984 Lawrence High School yearbook. He was wearing the same eyeglasses.
That defies belief. And he says he never lit a fire, but how did he live in Maine in the winter without it?
Well, he did say he stole propane bottles. Maybe he rigged up a heater. He may have been a hermit, but he didn't live completely like an animal. He played video games and listened to talk radio.
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#5 2014-08-25 19:39:04
He talks a big talk, but there are thousands of quaint little "cabins" sprinkled around the north woods and most of them are buttoned up tight from Halloween through Easter. You could camp out the whole winter in one and nobody would know as long as you don't make a big mess.
But he sure does come off as someone who hasn't really hung out around other humans much recently.
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