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Julie Bove[_2_]

"Janet" > wrote in message
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> In article >, says...
>>
>> "Dave Smith" > wrote in message
>> ...
>> > On 2016-02-04 11:52 AM, jmcquown wrote:
>> >
>> >> I would absolutely refuse to cook two or three different meals in one
>> >> day on the off chance they might like something. (She mentioned mac &
>> >> cheese with kielbasa, which HE refused to eat, and something else and
>> >> something else which her daughter wouldn't eat)
>> >
>> > Bovine's cheering section are a little challenged themselves and they
>> > live
>> > in a world of denial about the woman's mental issues. Don't be too
>> > quick
>> > to believe anything she says about them because has a history of lying
>> > about things. Some time back she wrote about the frustration of having
>> > her husband stopping to eat at restaurants on the way home. I can't
>> > say
>> > I would blame him, but when that story was brought up she denied having
>> > written it. Then there is the question of her claiming to be a
>> > writer,
>> > claiming not to be a writer, claiming she never said that she was a
>> > writer, then saying she didn't remember saying she had been a writer.
>> > There are credibility issues.
>>
>> No Dave. *You* have credibility issues. That most assuredly is *not*
>> what
>> I said. My husband never had a period of time where he stopped at
>> restaurants on his way home.
>
> Then you lied about him, here on rfc.
>
>>
>> I also didn't do what you said about the writing.
>
> Yes, you did.
>
>
>> Now let me see... We have been here for about 11.5 years now. Here
> being in
>> this house in Bothell. My husband has retired from the military since we
>> moved back here and has held a total of 7 different jobs,
>
> Pretty amazing; according to YOUR posts here, he retired from the
> military because of disability and still is disabled.

Liar! He is disabled. He got the disability *when* he retired. That would
be at 30 years which is pretty much forced retirement. They do seem to make
exceptions for really high up people like Generals and such but for most
military people, 30 years is as long as their military career could be.
They were actually encouraging early retirement and many did take them up on
it. And the rest of what you wrote are lies too.