By Catlover234 - 02/10/2015 19:08 - United States - Madison
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Hi, OP here, I created an account to better explain what happened. This actually happened a few months ago. I was at the beach with some friends and didn't have the time to change out of my swimsuit when my grandpa showed up. We only took one car and the beach wasn't very far away from my grandparent's house, so my grandpa agreed to pick me up from the beach and take to my eye doctor appointment. I couldn't drive home because I was getting drops in my eyes. Some very loud girls in their late teens/early twenties saw me get in the passenger seat, pointed at me and said "She's a hooker!" loud enough for me to hear. My grandpa's hard of hearing, so he didn't hear it. I was dressed in my swimsuit like pretty much everyone else on the beach. Everything else was in my beach bag.
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I guess, those, giving easier access - short skirt, stockings. Oh , wait...
Yeaaaaah ... Hard to find a silver lining for that. Either you look like the type of woman or your grandfather looks the type of man to hire...
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Show it anywayUm...should he be driving?
I can't imagine the op was dressed slutty. They were likely in an area known for prostitution. Even so, prostitutes don't always dress especially skanky in order to avoid being picked up by cops.
Horrifying.
Guess we know why you're not allowed to drive home?
she was at the dentist idiot
She said doctor, not dentist. While dentists are technically doctors, most people still make the distinction when talking about them. While we still don't know exactly why she was there, it's pretty safe to assume it involved some sort of muscle relaxants or painkillers, if not being knocked out entirely.
That SUCKS. ah ha ah ha ha ha...
Does granddaddy get a discount from your normal rates?
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Those girls sound like morons mistaking someone in a swimsuit, near a beach, for a prostitute. Nothing to be embarrassed about OP ?
Mistaken by who? A cop? A random bystander?