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flying from the and toilet I thought, in something "What the and heck throw happened? it at me?" Did And Sally I looked get war nd er
there she had her dress up and she was pissing right at me in my
face believe and it. that And must I have slammed been the twelve door feet and I from said, where "Sally, I was...I you dirtcor dn't
bugger" and I took a hose and I said, "Wow how do you like to ge wet?"
and I wet her down a little bit. So, then I went on home and I id
to my wife I said, "Throw me out some clean clothes". She said, I WWhat
happened?" I says, "I ran into a skunk." She says, t~o?n She says,
WWho, who is the skunk?" I says, "Sally!" She says, "Sure, sur.,
it would be something like Sally. What'd she do?" I said, "Shel
pissed at me." She says, "Don't tell me that story, I never heard
anything like it." I said, "You never heard of it, I seen it!" T-
And another time was an incident where the Post Office called me one
morning early. They called me up and they says, ttWe have some m il
here for you in the box and they'd like you to get it out of her
because it's smelling up the whole Post Office". So I goes up t ere
and I told them, "I'm here for the mail". And he said, "Yeah, g t
it out of here, it's in your box". So I looked in the box and t ere'-
a big envelope all brown stained. I thought, WWhat the hell is his
stink...ah!" So, I thought someone was sending ae a boab or S08 thing,
so I set it in a bucket of water down at the Town Hall for a hal 8
day, let her soak; then I opened it up and checked it out and th re
was human shi t and a note... "If you want another hot roast beef
sandwich, Mr. Sullivan, just order one."...and by gosh it said i~ had
come from no~ene but Sally. And the Justice of the Peace in La~iU8,
he also received one and his naa. was Sullivan so I suppose she ~hought
I was the Justice...or that was my dad or somethin~, she sent hi~ one
also, you know. We botk had a envelope full of shit...stink! ~t
there was nothing we could do about it then but accept it and prdve
it but later on we found out and I found out that it was Sally '~au8e
I also received a threatening letter in the mail from Sally whic~ I
turned over to the Postal Department and they investigated and t~at
tiae Sally got six months in the House of Correction. I,
11: Where was that...down in Detroit?
R: Down there, yeah, Detroit. And gees it wasn't long and she was rbaming
the streets agaiD so checked into it and found out that she ~ve
'em nuts down there and they sent her to Newberry State Hospital and
then Newberry State Hospital and her husband had her released. sp,
signed her for her release 80 Sally was back in circulation. I
I: What's she doing now?
R: I haTen't seen Sally...I seen Sally about two months ago, I was g~ing
up the street and I say., "Here comes Sally". But I was dressed tn
my plain street clothes and Sally says, "Hi, Mr. Sullivan"...I ma~e
out I didn't know her, I just glanced the other way. So then she I
said, mwell, l~ you don't know your name, Mr. Sullivan, how about I you
big fat ass bot.; 'pick1n ass and eTerything else and she kept swearing
at me 'til I was...Oh~ a block away, you know. And a lady onlthe
next corner said to me, "'rhere's a crazy lady down there". I 8ai~,