Located in the management and executive area (most likely an employee) of the Louis Armstrong International Airport.

FIDO*98* said:

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No guy has that clean handwriting. I already don't believe anything I see. Charlotte probably wrote it for her Instagram.

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probably this. charlotte probably eats from a bowl outside.

FIDO*98* said:

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No guy has that clean handwriting. I already don't believe anything I see. Charlotte probably wrote it for her Instagram.

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Someone needs to learn how to enable contextual font variants in MS Word.

It looked, to me, like a certain font and that someone took the time to go to Office Depot and have them printed. Will report back if there is some other nonsense today.

Well it's fake so make up whatever fantasy you like?

Fake? Fake how? Like a stunt? Or like a photoshop situation? Or the car doesn't exist? Do I exist?

Lovely handwriting for a man. 8/10 it's romance.

Ryan the Temp said:

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I am currently writing an article about stalking themes in popular music and how they parallel the operatic trope of unrequited love. This is song #1 on my list.

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This one isn't quite as cringey

Turn left at the old hotel
I know this boulevard much too well
It hasn't changed since I've been gone
Oh, this used to be my way home
They paved the road through the neighborhood
I guess the county finally fixed it good
It was gettin' rough
Someone finally complained enough
Fight the tears back with a smile
Stop and look for a little while
Oh, it's plain to see
The only thing missin' is me
That's my house and that's my car
That's my dog in my backyard
There's the window to the room
Where she lays her pretty head
I planted that tree out by the fence
Not long after we moved in
There's my kids and that's my wife
But who's that man runnin' my life?
If I pulled in, would it cause a scene?
They're not really expectin' me
Those kids have been through hell
I hear they've adjusted well
Turn around in the neighbor's drive
I'd be hard to recognize
In this pickup truck
It's just an old fixer up
Drive away one more time
A lot of things runnin' through my mind
I guess the less things change
The more they never seem the same
That's my house and that's my car
That's my dog in my backyard
There's the window to the room
Where she lays her pretty head
I planted that tree out by the fence
Not long after we moved in
There's my kids and that's my wife
But who's that man runnin' my life?

MouthBQ98 said:

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The lettering is a printed script. That's not hand written. Look how identical the same letters are to eachother.

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I dunno. My wife had a coworker who had impeccable handwriting like that. Wife showed me a thank you card she'd written, and it was mind blowingly consistent and perfect. Every letter was the same, perfect spacing, and every line was straight. I wouldn't have believed it wasn't printed if my wife hadn't instead that everything she wrote was like it and she watched her do it all the time.

Get away from my car, AI.

ABATTBQ11 said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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The lettering is a printed script. That's not hand written. Look how identical the same letters are to eachother.

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I dunno. My wife had a coworker who had impeccable handwriting like that. Wife showed me a thank you card she'd written, and it was mind blowingly consistent and perfect. Every letter was the same, perfect spacing, and every line was straight. I wouldn't have believed it wasn't printed if my wife hadn't instead that everything she wrote was like it and she watched her do it all the time.

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I've known a few people like that and I'll admit, watching them write gave me envy. One of them did it for a living and made a pretty penny too.

VP at Pierce and Pierce said:

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ABATTBQ11 said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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The lettering is a printed script. That's not hand written. Look how identical the same letters are to eachother.

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I dunno. My wife had a coworker who had impeccable handwriting like that. Wife showed me a thank you card she'd written, and it was mind blowingly consistent and perfect. Every letter was the same, perfect spacing, and every line was straight. I wouldn't have believed it wasn't printed if my wife hadn't instead that everything she wrote was like it and she watched her do it all the time.

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I've known a few people like that and I'll admit, watching them write gave me envy. One of them did it for a living and made a pretty penny too.

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There was pretty penmanship penny envy?

Using the term "do life" alone should be a deal breaker.

Burdizzo said:

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VP at Pierce and Pierce said:

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ABATTBQ11 said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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The lettering is a printed script. That's not hand written. Look how identical the same letters are to eachother.

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I dunno. My wife had a coworker who had impeccable handwriting like that. Wife showed me a thank you card she'd written, and it was mind blowingly consistent and perfect. Every letter was the same, perfect spacing, and every line was straight. I wouldn't have believed it wasn't printed if my wife hadn't instead that everything she wrote was like it and she watched her do it all the time.

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I've known a few people like that and I'll admit, watching them write gave me envy. One of them did it for a living and made a pretty penny too.

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There was pretty penmanship penny envy?

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Absolutely! I write like a serial killer.

jetch17 said:

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Love The Toadies! Recently rediscovered them. They have a new album coming out! Funny how the way you hear music differently as you grow.

Me in my early teens hearing them for the first time: they rock!

Now in my early 40s: they still rock but good lord these lyrics are creepy!

As for the OP, absolutely a stalker (if real)...

IIRC "Tyler" was written about a real life creeper.

Ryan the Temp said:

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I am currently writing an article about stalking themes in popular music and how they parallel the operatic trope of unrequited love. This is song #1 on my list.

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Crazy Eddie's Last Hurrah by Reckless Kelly definitely has an interesting road to solution for unrequited love.

I like to think Keith Whitley's "Don't Close Your Eyes" is from the point of view of a deranged stalker.

Charolette is an attention hoar?

Ryan the Temp said:

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I am currently writing an article about stalking themes in popular music and how they parallel the operatic trope of unrequited love. This is song #1 on my list.

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I love the articles in those magazines, but all those filthy pictures get in the way.

The AntAGonist said:

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Fake? Fake how? Like a stunt? Or like a photoshop situation? Or the car doesn't exist? Do I exist?

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Well ...

You do have an 'a' and an 'i' in your username.

Jam: I mean, they, they, they make scary movies that start out like that.

Trip: Hey, but, but they make porno movies that start out like that too, man.

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