I just saw this article about Jenna Bush and immediately remembered that
you had been one of her USSS detail:
https://people.com/jenna-bush-hager-recalls-faking-her-own-kidnapping-in-first-grade-11713813
My first thought was, wow, I *know* the agent that she's talking about.
But then I remembered that you were guarding her while she was in
college, not elementary school. So you are NOT the agent in her anecdote
are you? Or did you guard her in elementary school AND at college?
On Apr 15, 2025 at 9:02:20 AM PDT, "Rhino" <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
I just saw this article about Jenna Bush and immediately remembered that
you had been one of her USSS detail:
https://people.com/jenna-bush-hager-recalls-faking-her-own-kidnapping-in-first-grade-11713813
My first thought was, wow, I *know* the agent that she's talking about.
But then I remembered that you were guarding her while she was in
college, not elementary school. So you are NOT the agent in her anecdote
are you? Or did you guard her in elementary school AND at college?
Long before my time. That was when her grandfather was president.
Have you been watching the final season of Bosch Legacy?
I have and saw
an old real-life acquaintance of yours: Jessica Camacho. I remember you having a run-in with her on her bicycle a few months back. I just
finished episode 7 and I believe she was in episode 6 as well.
As soon as I saw her name in the credits, I realized why she looked
familiar: it was the picture you posted here after your run-in. (I'd
also seen her in a previous season of Bosch.)
On Apr 18, 2025 at 6:48:01 PM PDT, "Rhino" <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
Have you been watching the final season of Bosch Legacy?
Yes, but I've only gotten to episode 2.
I have and saw
an old real-life acquaintance of yours: Jessica Camacho. I remember you
having a run-in with her on her bicycle a few months back. I just
finished episode 7 and I believe she was in episode 6 as well.
As soon as I saw her name in the credits, I realized why she looked
familiar: it was the picture you posted here after your run-in. (I'd
also seen her in a previous season of Bosch.)
Yep, she was the one who ran her bike into me.
On 4/18/25 7:42 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Apr 18, 2025 at 6:48:01 PM PDT, "Rhino" <no_offline_contact@example.com> >> wrote:
Have you been watching the final season of Bosch Legacy?
Yes, but I've only gotten to episode 2.
I have and saw
an old real-life acquaintance of yours: Jessica Camacho. I remember you >>> having a run-in with her on her bicycle a few months back. I just
finished episode 7 and I believe she was in episode 6 as well.
As soon as I saw her name in the credits, I realized why she looked
familiar: it was the picture you posted here after your run-in. (I'd
also seen her in a previous season of Bosch.)
Yep, she was the one who ran her bike into me.
I hope you gave her an elbow to the head!! ;)
On Apr 18, 2025 at 8:49:17 PM PDT, ""Ian J. Ball"" <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 4/18/25 7:42 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Apr 18, 2025 at 6:48:01 PM PDT, "Rhino" <no_offline_contact@example.com> >>> wrote:
Have you been watching the final season of Bosch Legacy?
Yes, but I've only gotten to episode 2.
I have and saw
an old real-life acquaintance of yours: Jessica Camacho. I remember you >>>> having a run-in with her on her bicycle a few months back. I just
finished episode 7 and I believe she was in episode 6 as well.
As soon as I saw her name in the credits, I realized why she looked
familiar: it was the picture you posted here after your run-in. (I'd
also seen her in a previous season of Bosch.)
Yep, she was the one who ran her bike into me.
I hope you gave her an elbow to the head!! ;)
I was biking on the Santa Monica bike path and as I came around the back end of a truck that was blocking the path, I was suddenly hit by someone else coming the other way, who was also trying to get around the truck. I fell over
and skidded across the pavement and she barely kept herself upright, then got off to help me up. It was only then that I realized it was Jessica Camacho.
I was prepared to be angry since I had the right of way but she's a very cute latina and those are my Kryptonite, so my anger dissipated quickly.
She copped to being in the wrong and gave me her phone number to let her know if my bike needed any repairs so she could pay for it. I told her it was fine and not to worry about it and we went on our way. I don't think she knew I recognized her.
So no. No elbows to the head.
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
On Apr 18, 2025 at 8:49:17 PM PDT, ""Ian J. Ball"" <ijball@mac.invalid>
wrote:
On 4/18/25 7:42 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Apr 18, 2025 at 6:48:01 PM PDT, "Rhino" <no_offline_contact@example.com>
wrote:
Have you been watching the final season of Bosch Legacy?
Yes, but I've only gotten to episode 2.
I have and saw
an old real-life acquaintance of yours: Jessica Camacho. I remember you >>>>> having a run-in with her on her bicycle a few months back. I just
finished episode 7 and I believe she was in episode 6 as well.
As soon as I saw her name in the credits, I realized why she looked >>>>> familiar: it was the picture you posted here after your run-in. (I'd >>>>> also seen her in a previous season of Bosch.)
Yep, she was the one who ran her bike into me.
I hope you gave her an elbow to the head!! ;)
I was biking on the Santa Monica bike path and as I came around the back end
of a truck that was blocking the path, I was suddenly hit by someone else >> coming the other way, who was also trying to get around the truck. I fell >> over
and skidded across the pavement and she barely kept herself upright, then >> got
off to help me up. It was only then that I realized it was Jessica Camacho. >>
I was prepared to be angry since I had the right of way but she's a very
cute
latina and those are my Kryptonite, so my anger dissipated quickly.
She copped to being in the wrong and gave me her phone number to let her
know
if my bike needed any repairs so she could pay for it. I told her it was
fine
and not to worry about it and we went on our way. I don't think she knew I >> recognized her.
So no. No elbows to the head.
At least not until your GF finds out you kept the phone number.
Apr 18, 2025 at 8:49:17 PM PDT, Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid>:
4/18/25 7:42 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
Apr 18, 2025 at 6:48:01 PM PDT, Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com>:
Have you been watching the final season of Bosch Legacy?
Yes, but I've only gotten to episode 2.
I have and saw
an old real-life acquaintance of yours: Jessica Camacho. I remember you >>>>having a run-in with her on her bicycle a few months back. I just >>>>finished episode 7 and I believe she was in episode 6 as well.
As soon as I saw her name in the credits, I realized why she looked >>>>familiar: it was the picture you posted here after your run-in. (I'd >>>>also seen her in a previous season of Bosch.)
Yep, she was the one who ran her bike into me.
I hope you gave her an elbow to the head!! ;)
I was biking on the Santa Monica bike path and as I came around the
back end of a truck that was blocking the path, I was suddenly hit by
someone else coming the other way, who was also trying to get around
the truck. I fell over and skidded across the pavement and she barely
kept herself upright, then got off to help me up. It was only then that
I realized it was Jessica Camacho.
I was prepared to be angry since I had the right of way but she's a very
cute latina and those are my Kryptonite, so my anger dissipated quickly.
She copped to being in the wrong and gave me her phone number to let her
know if my bike needed any repairs so she could pay for it. I told her
it was fine and not to worry about it and we went on our way. I don't
think she knew I recognized her.
So no. No elbows to the head.
A video about unintended discharges from Sig P320 pistols just showed up
in my YouTube feed and I immediately thought of you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NapE4CkWpHk
Isn't that the pistol you used in the USSS? I seem to remember you
assuring me that the P320 is unquestionably "drop safe". This video
calls that into question due to an airman who (apparently) shot himself
by setting his holstered P320 on a desk, which (apparently) caused the
pistol to put a fatal round in his chest.
A video about unintended discharges from Sig P320 pistols just showed up
in my YouTube feed and I immediately thought of you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NapE4CkWpHk
Isn't that the pistol you used in the USSS?
I seem to remember you
assuring me that the P320 is unquestionably "drop safe". This video
calls that into question due to an airman who (apparently) shot himself
by setting his holstered P320 on a desk, which (apparently) caused the
pistol to put a fatal round in his chest.
On 7/27/25 6:16 PM, Rhino wrote:
A video about unintended discharges from Sig P320 pistols just showed upHe said no information about the circumstances have been
in my YouTube feed and I immediately thought of you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NapE4CkWpHk
Isn't that the pistol you used in the USSS? I seem to remember you
assuring me that the P320 is unquestionably "drop safe". This video
calls that into question due to an airman who (apparently) shot himself
by setting his holstered P320 on a desk, which (apparently) caused the
pistol to put a fatal round in his chest.
released which makes it a guessing game. A general rule
is that no gun with a chambered round is drop safe.
The gun may have been worn out or modified, or carelessly
handled.
Pluted Pup <plutedpup@outlook.com> wrote:
On 7/27/25 6:16 PM, Rhino wrote:
A video about unintended discharges from Sig P320 pistols just showed up >>> in my YouTube feed and I immediately thought of you.He said no information about the circumstances have been
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NapE4CkWpHk
Isn't that the pistol you used in the USSS? I seem to remember you
assuring me that the P320 is unquestionably "drop safe". This video
calls that into question due to an airman who (apparently) shot himself
by setting his holstered P320 on a desk, which (apparently) caused the
pistol to put a fatal round in his chest.
released which makes it a guessing game. A general rule
is that no gun with a chambered round is drop safe.
The gun may have been worn out or modified, or carelessly
handled.
https://x.com/taylordrhodes2a/status/1949242056570012034?s=61
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
A video about unintended discharges from Sig P320 pistols just showed up
in my YouTube feed and I immediately thought of you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NapE4CkWpHk
Isn't that the pistol you used in the USSS?
No, we carried the SIG P-229 and were transitioning to the Glock when I
left.
I seem to remember you
assuring me that the P320 is unquestionably "drop safe". This video
calls that into question due to an airman who (apparently) shot himself
by setting his holstered P320 on a desk, which (apparently) caused the
pistol to put a fatal round in his chest.
The P-230 apparently has a serious defect and anyone that has one should unload it and cease using it.
Pluted Pup <plutedpup@outlook.com> wrote:
On 7/27/25 6:16 PM, Rhino wrote:
A video about unintended discharges from Sig P320 pistols just showed up >>> in my YouTube feed and I immediately thought of you.He said no information about the circumstances have been
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NapE4CkWpHk
Isn't that the pistol you used in the USSS? I seem to remember you
assuring me that the P320 is unquestionably "drop safe". This video
calls that into question due to an airman who (apparently) shot himself
by setting his holstered P320 on a desk, which (apparently) caused the
pistol to put a fatal round in his chest.
released which makes it a guessing game. A general rule
is that no gun with a chambered round is drop safe.
The gun may have been worn out or modified, or carelessly
handled.
https://x.com/taylordrhodes2a/status/1949242056570012034?s=61
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