Dear Mr. Woodbury,
I too would like to thank you very much. My parents read your glowing report about Paradise Cove and decided that I too, could benefit. And I did.
I am so grateful that I have actually named a body part after you. The largest of my many boils I got at Paradise Cove is now the Lon Woodbury boil.
Ever since I was snatched up by an escort service I have had fantasies of bondage, and being kidsnapped. Thanks to you I now have a much more diverse sex life.
Yes when I was in iso the Samoan guards fed me with their feet, but don't worry, I do not blame you for this. In fact it is pretty neat. Whenever we go to a nice restaurant I whip off my sandels, grab the shirmp cotail with my toes, and shove them in the mouth of my wife. It does seem to draw a bit of commotion but the manager is very happy because of all the money he saves on utensils, me not having to use any.
Sittin in them stalls for a couple of month gave me arthritis but thanks to you Uncle Lon, even that turned really, really good, because now I can park anywhere I want--with my fabulous handicapped sticker. Who says theres no advatage to being crippled.
Thanks to you and Paradise Cove, I know everything about how to discipline my own children. Like the time a staff member threw that little kid Stephens. dog over a cliff.
We too have had many dogs. I buy the puppy. Wait for my kid to get really attached to it. And then when he's bad I take the puppy and throw out of the apartment window. Sometimes it splatters on a passing car. Yea, they stop and get out. And theyre so ticked off. But when I explain it's behavior modification for my child, they are so much more understanding.
Sometimes I DON'T EVEN HAVE TO DROP the little creature. I just do a little dangeling. Saves on the expense of replacing it.
It works every time. The little wuss gets all teary eyed and begging--and very compliant. Uncle Lon, I call you that because I feel very close to you. You saved my life and the life of my children and their children, and many children not even born yet. Gratefully,
Carl Brooks.