Hrmm… saw this one on emailsfromcrazypeople.com. There is more to this than it ends here. She actually gets abit pissed off and goes on a tirade, and this Greg posts back that he really isnt her son.
I definitly agree on the fail hehehe I was thinking the same thing till I got doen to matts comment lmao!!!!! I mean it is even apart of the same string of sites
Run, Greg, run. This woman is such a narcissist she can’t even recognize her own son. but then again, I wonder if she even cares as long as she has an audience.
As sad as this may sound, she may have mistaken him for her son because it’s the same full name and they may actually look a like, I ran into a man once that looked like my friends father and it took me a while to keep them straight. Also, I had a friend in High School that I used to help out a lot, he had seizures and I seemed to be the only one to know what to do. I actually thought I saw him at the college a while back, but it was just another blond haired, blue eyed guy with very similar features, I guess everyone has a doppelganger huh?
I had this very same conversation once with someone who was using my Yahoo mail address thinking it was their son’s account. It took me three weeks to convince them I was not their son.
I went to uni and met a guy called Billy. We were hanging out one day and said “You’re wearing the same today as the first time I met you”. This confused me because I really wasn’t. Considering we met when drunk, I asked when we first met was and he said last year. That’s really odd considering I lived in Cornwall, England my entire life, about 6 hours away from my uni, and had never been there before. His old friend looks and speaks exactly like me!
Same happened with a guy called Shane. Apparently I’m exactly the same as his ex girlfriend in looks and personality. Some people are just prone to having doppelgangers
Gregory you fool… let the nice lady send you cookies.
Greg, get over it, she’s you mom now.
haha good one maxart!
so funny lmao
Hrmm… saw this one on emailsfromcrazypeople.com. There is more to this than it ends here. She actually gets abit pissed off and goes on a tirade, and this Greg posts back that he really isnt her son.
Right, and he even gives her a link to the guy he thinks might be her son. It’s posted over on Lamebook too.
could someone provide a link please? I have been searching for the rest of this, and I am intrigued.
did neither of you click the ‘Read More…’ link?
HAHAHA this deserves to be put up as a FAIL!
I second that……FAIL!
I definitly agree on the fail hehehe I was thinking the same thing till I got doen to matts comment lmao!!!!! I mean it is even apart of the same string of sites
I also agree about the fail because, I mean everyone else is calling it a fail and I get lonely and need to be a part of the crowd.
^^ Hahahaha!
I love crazy people
Bloody brilliant. I feel sorry for her real son.
What frightens me about this, is that I SWEAR I know that woman from somewhere…
Run, Greg, run. This woman is such a narcissist she can’t even recognize her own son. but then again, I wonder if she even cares as long as she has an audience.
alright i found the link http://www.collegehumor.com/article:1791210 it is also in my name so flick it and you can read the entire thing
As sad as this may sound, she may have mistaken him for her son because it’s the same full name and they may actually look a like, I ran into a man once that looked like my friends father and it took me a while to keep them straight. Also, I had a friend in High School that I used to help out a lot, he had seizures and I seemed to be the only one to know what to do. I actually thought I saw him at the college a while back, but it was just another blond haired, blue eyed guy with very similar features, I guess everyone has a doppelganger huh?
I had this very same conversation once with someone who was using my Yahoo mail address thinking it was their son’s account. It took me three weeks to convince them I was not their son.
Awesome post
I swear that’s not my mom! She may be though.. mom is equaly annoying!
Hahaha!
I went to uni and met a guy called Billy. We were hanging out one day and said “You’re wearing the same today as the first time I met you”. This confused me because I really wasn’t. Considering we met when drunk, I asked when we first met was and he said last year. That’s really odd considering I lived in Cornwall, England my entire life, about 6 hours away from my uni, and had never been there before. His old friend looks and speaks exactly like me!
Same happened with a guy called Shane. Apparently I’m exactly the same as his ex girlfriend in looks and personality. Some people are just prone to having doppelgangers
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA THATS AWESOME