Any experience with a stalker?

[MiddleFingerMom]

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From mildly annoying to fucking DANGEROUS?
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The cook at the best bar in the world (rural PA) had a worthless, couch-dwelling
beer-swilling hillbilly husband and five children -- all under the age of ten.
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He physically abused her and the kids and had told her (and NOBODY doubted this)
that if she ever left him, he would hunt her down and kill her and the children.
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The regulars eventually convinced her to leave him and set her up in our own
version of a "safe" house (the authorities were fairly useless), and stood armed
guard 24/7 in pairs until he was arrested and sent away for a long, long time for
other reasons (we assumed that was imminent and inevitable -- he came through like
a champ).
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[qb]

1. I was a stalker (of the mildly annoying variety). What would you like to know?

[MiddleFingerMom]

3. When you hung out for hours and hours and hours hoping for a glimpse of your obsessee...

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...what did you find worked best vis-a-vis snacks and reading materials?
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[qb]

4. Flamin' Hot Cheetos, existentialist novels, respectively.

;-)

[Tommy_Carcetti]

2. Well, there was Holly....

[applegrove]

5. Yup.

[quakerboy]

6. Once a while back. Then she married him

It was a special kinda thing. He was an upperclassman with a history of doing these things. She was trying to stay safe and everyone was helping. Then we all ended up in a lab group together. Then she was advertising things for sale on the campus bulletin board because they didn't need 2 sets of dishes now that they were getting married.

I wonder whatever happened to them. I've still got the dishes.