Re: Christina Ricci living in fear of house plants

Blarg wrote:
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> <xtmprszntwlfd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Nick wrote:
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> > > In article <3F215500.35E66FD3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, <xtmprszntwlfd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > wrote:
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> > > > She needs a panic room. Or a panic house.
> > >
> > > She's got one. The ananova article was just a snippet taken from her
> > > cover story in the July 2003 UK Esquire magazine, where she explains
> > > her, um, oddities in more depth. She does have a panic room because
she
> > > says she thinks of worst case scenarios and tries to plan for them.
She
> > > says she KNOWS that some day some stalker is going to invade her
house.
> > >
> > > The article is fascinating and she does come off sounding like a
wacko,
> > > but a smart one. She's still adorable.
> > >
> > > -- Nick
> >  What does she plan to do if the door of her panic room jams and she
> > can't get out?
> 
> or if the 'hidden door' opens and releases the shark into her panic
room?
> The 'stalker' fear is the only one that has a chance of happening.

If the stalker was smart, he would go straight to the panic room and
wait for 
her to arrive and lock the door.