> Accounts differ as to what happened next, but a struggle ensued.
I don't get why Sean C.'s version is more believable than Diane Goodman's, I don't know either of them and nobody else witnessed the event so how can any of us judge?
> I don't get why Sean C.'s version is more believable than Diane Goodman's
FTA: "Over the next few hours, she sent several more angry messages. She warned of a 'world of pain.' 'Goodbye pussy boy I will be contacting your employers,' she said."
Compare this with the story's quote of Sean C. : "TOTAL MESS"
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> Accounts differ as to what happened next, but a struggle ensued.
I don't get why Sean C.'s version is more believable than Diane Goodman's, I don't know either of them and nobody else witnessed the event so how can any of us judge?
> I don't get why Sean C.'s version is more believable than Diane Goodman's
FTA: "Over the next few hours, she sent several more angry messages. She warned of a 'world of pain.' 'Goodbye pussy boy I will be contacting your employers,' she said."
Compare this with the story's quote of Sean C. : "TOTAL MESS"
Hers was not a proportional response.
http://www.hulu.com/watch/12772/the-big-lebowski-world-of-pa...
I understand that but why do we believe Sean C's side of the story? He could a bigger loon than she is, it takes two to make a fight.
> He could a bigger loon than she is, it takes two to make a fight.
He could be, but we have no evidence of that. Furthermore, she admits sending the messages.
It does not "take two" to make an assault.
> It does not "take two" to make an assault.
Actually it does :P
Well someone thought she should go for a mental health evaluation. Do they do that for everyone who gets into a fight?