Re: At this point...

that day, I had never her my 9-year old LG neighbord's friend and vice versa, so far it was and has been the only time me and this girl have ever met. As for the LGF/neighbor of mine, there would be times where I might be playing some basketball with either one or both of her 2 younger brothers (the youngest of all 3 kids, he looked up to me like alot of people suchs as myself grew up admiring and looking upon Michael Jordan a role model of sorts) and she would take notice and join in or I would be playing with some spongebob beachball they had throwing it up a tree (or attemping to anyway) for whatever reasons she would join in or she would already be doing it when I joined in/they asked me to. And last summer I had a part-time job as an usher at a local cinema and about probably October or November some of my fellow ushers we were walking by the restrooms going on our way to clean another movie theater (there was 14 theaters in this local cinema) and a 9 year old LG was comming out of the rest room, and probably no more than a half hour later I got told that some lady bitched and whined and complained that I said "hey cutie" to her daughter, that 9-year old LG (this 9 yo is not the same LG as the one who lived across the street from me, this is another LG of the same age). And when I was told that I was accused of this, it pissed me off because I was being accused of doing something I did not do, and I even told my one manager who this parent complained to that I did no such thing (it was saturday, our busiest night of the week). I asked my cowrkers those who were with me at the time this allegedly happened and they even testified in my defense saying they never heard me say that. It's not that I ever would say that to a cute 9-yo LG like this one (I would if I felt comfortable and all) but obviously it was a very very public place. It's rediculous how crazy the anti's are in reality.