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[ValerieUSA]

hello

[Mo1]

BBL .. Need to give Carly a tub

[catpuppy]

Hi mom.

[Mo1]

I was wondering who would show up ..

Should we ping Nully .. fofl

[ValerieUSA]

It's a shock to be first -- I'm never first!

[Mo1]

HUH??? .. never .. oh poor Val

[Darlin']

Mully just arrived at the end of the old thread. LOL

Nully, over here. :)

[ValerieUSA]

I'll ping nully and others now

[Mo1]

[ValerieUSA]

Oh - you are here already.... did you take out the garbage yet? You know how upset the bear gets when he doesn't have fresh garbage at night....

[Mo1]

FOFL .. he is gonna kill me

Well gotta go .. bbl

Oh great John Kerry is on Hardball .. time to change the channel

[Darlin']

"...Need to give Carly a tub"

Whaddya think she'll do with it ? LOL

[Mo1]

LOL .. he is STILL over there .. but hey Swervie is keeping him company

[Darlin']

I'm already tired of Kerry's campaign and he has even announced yet.

[ValerieUSA]

He'll catch up soon -- only 100 posts behind

[Servant of the Nine]

Now I would love to see Anne Coulter peel him down to his soppy liberal bed wetting diaper. His tears would never cease.

She is comming up in a few minutes on Hannity and Colmes. Let's see what she can do with ol Allen. He He He.

So9

[andysandmikesmom]

The hubby and I went up to Seattle, early on Friday, and just returned this afternoon...driving up along I5, Mt. Rainier, was just sticking up, looking so proud...the sky was clear, but hazy, and it was quite the sight...I just now got back online after having been gone for several days, so just now read the article you pinged me to, concerning Mt. Rainier...

When my husband was returning to Sea-Tac last June, he said as they were getting close to Sea-Tac, the sky was so clear, and as the plane began to decrease altitude, it seemed as if they were almost right next to Mt. Rainier, it looked so close, as if he could reach out and touch it...

When he looked out his window, at just a critical time, he could see Mt. Hood, Mt St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Rainier, all at the same time...he said it was just pure luck that from his angle, and with a clear blue sky that day, he was presented with this lovely sight, for ever so short a time....

The weather here in Washington was beautiful, and warm and so our weekend up in Seattle was great...We did go down to the wharf, in the early evening, hoping to get dinner, but it was so jammed, with tourists, we gave up and went down to near the Ballard Locks, for a fine seafood meal...even so, being that the weather was so nice, every restaurant there was jammed...but service and the meal, once we got seated were superb...

Sunday we went to Pike Market, and it was jammed with the usual visitors, plus all the tourists...we bought lots of homemade crafts, lots of goodies to cook at home, and of course, had to gorge ourselves with all the international treats being offered up...

We had such a fun weekend, going up to Seattle for a few days, is like having a mini vacation....

On the drive home this afternoon, again, the sky was clear and blue, but still hazy....however, Mt. Rainier was so beautiful, and you also see all the Olympics, across the sound...

We may have lots of rain and grey days for about 9months or so out of the year, but our summer months, more than make up for that dreariness....

While we were up in Seattle, we did some driving around to view areas, we normally have not been used to seeing...one such lovely area, was Queen Anne Hill...I had never been to that area of Seattle, and its just beautiful there...lovely homes, heavily wooded streets, almost no commercial stuff, it just looked like neighborhoods, out of the earlier part of this century...the streets tho, were so narrow, and two way, its difficult to drive, as you always have to pull over to let other cars pass...I think those streets were made for horses, because no city planner in his right mind would have made the streets there so narrow, that only one car can go through at a time...still, if I could have a house anywhere in Seattle, it would be up on Queen Anne HIll...Of course, I suppose prices start at about $500,00 or so...but still, one can dream...

[sweetliberty]

Val, could you post the link to your Fotki site?

[hole_n_one]

[null and void]

DAMN YOU MO!!!!!!!

To: catpuppy

Too bad that we have abandoned the swift clean justice that only a firing squad can provide to traitors.

*sigh* If only he were a traitor. No declared war, no treason, it's in the Constitution...

1266 posted on 7/15/02 5:59 PM

To: ValerieUSA

I found the card I made him last year -- his birthday is July 20

Hmmm, same day as the first moon landing...

1268 posted on 7/15/02 6:05 PM

To: Prentice You lurking?

Napping...

1269 posted on 7/15/02 6:06 PM

To: sweetliberty

What? Insurance wouldn't pay for a rental? Cheap b*****ds.

I opted not to have (and pay for) that coverage...

1270 posted on 7/15/02 6:09 PM

To: celtic gal

Why Nully, you are so sweet... but why would you want to part with such a sentimental, loyal operating car like that?

Ummm, for money?

1271 posted on 7/15/02

To: sweetliberty

Tacky, Prentice. Tacky. You're gonna make Nully look humble.

NEVER!!!

1272 posted on 7/15/02 6:13 PM

[null and void]

Should we ping Nully .. fofl

HARUMPFF!!!

[catpuppy]

did you take out the garbage yet?

I took it out last night.

[ValerieUSA]

Good to see you -- I agree with you. Seattle is a jewel in the sunlight - a really great city on those special days.

It's an outright crime that liberal politicians are stirring up racial unrest and divisions in Seattle, when people used to get along so well. The general citizenry is so polite -- but when the streets are crowded with anarchists (most from out of town) or revelers (stirred up thugs and gangs convinced the police won't arrest them) it is not a safe place to be.

[ValerieUSA]

Okay ValerieUSA at Fotki

[catpuppy]

If only he were a traitor

A mere technicality.

[sweetliberty]

Thanks. I was showing some ofthe pics to my boss. Ahe liked them.

[ValerieUSA]

Lawyers live for those technicalities.

[andysandmikesmom]

I know what you mean....Seattle, and its people really is that jewel you speak of...our motel had a big patio, and many of us staying at the motel, just sat out, and looked downtown at the skyline...most of us were just local people, and as we sat out, in the lovely night air, just drinking our beer and wine, and talking with one another, you could not have met a nicer bunch of folks..we took pictures of each other, and just had a great time...

But I know, there are enough troublemakers, and just plain thugs roaming the streets of Seattle, stirring up trouble, but it was so hard to envision them, when our group on the patio, was just so pleasant...

[ValerieUSA]

**waving to sweet liberty's boss**

[sweetliberty]

Better go. If I drink any more margueritas I will be worthless at work tomorrow. I'm too much of a lightweight and I've had 3...at least one over my limit. Nice to know that I have easy access this week though. Wish that was so all the time. Everybody have a good night. If I have trouble sleeping I might come back later. I slept most of the day.

[catpuppy]

Anne is carving Colmes into neat little whining slices

[ValerieUSA]

g'night -- after 3 margaritas you'll sleep again. *L*

[catpuppy]

Lawyers live for those technicalities

Unfortunately, so do traitors.

[hole_n_one]

[.38sw]

Sounds like a smart move... Need housing info....just ask.

What kind of info can you provide? I'm not sure what your profession is, but I always have questions. We are so looking forward to moving into this home, and I'm looking forward to getting to work on the yard. It's been neglected, and I have some roses that need homes (they're from cuttings, a couple of years old and still in pots).

[operation clinton cleanup]

'Those Idiots' in Florida Learn to Vote

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - America's most notorious county, where thousands of hard-core Democrats claimed to be too stupid to use the Democrat-designed ballot in a bid to throw the 2000 election to Al Gore, held a mock election Saturday to test touch-screen voting machines. Miracle of miracles, things went (comparatively) smoothly.

"I was one of those idiots who voted for the wrong thing" in 2000, Boynton Beach resident Ed Gratton told the Palm Beach Post. With the new machines, "you could erase and make up for the mistakes, couldn't vote twice. It made it very hard to goof up."

The Post reported: "Saturday's voting didn't look or sound like a real election. People were allowed to vote more than once, and voting was not restricted to registered voters."

[catpuppy]

Thanks, h_n_o! Colmes seemed a bit sickly after Anne got through tatooing him with facts. He was even silent for a little bit.

[.38sw]

I missed Annie! Did she chew up and spit out any liberals (like i need to ask)? Hubby has a DVD in the player, "Stalingrad", I think. Very very depressing, and I can't convince him to stop it, and watch something else. And, it's German!

[operation clinton cleanup]

The Post reported: "Saturday's voting looked and sounded like a real election. People were allowed to vote more than once, and voting was not restricted to registered voters."

The REAL story!!

[catpuppy]

"Saturday's voting didn't look or sound like a real election. People were allowed to vote more than once, and voting was not restricted to registered voters."

Yep. Those were Democrats.

[.38sw]

The smart thing for them to do would be to get all the information they can out of him then turn him loose in the general population and let them deal with him. Even criminals have their limits of tolerance.

Indeed they do. Child molesters and child murderers, for instance, don't last very long if they are housed in the general population of a prison.

[ValerieUSA]

"I was one of those idiots who voted for the wrong thing" - Ed

Hey Idiot Ed -- how about turning in your voter registration card and letting smart people vote next time?

[Windshark]

The bright side of this development is that we won't have to listen to lawyers whining about the innocence of the poor lad for the next two years. We also won't have to hear liberals lining up to whine about how nice he is and how awful a tragedy that his young life will be wasted. We also won't have to listen to this scumbag deride the US for its terrible principles from the witness stand as he accepts the mercy of a culture he rejected for the Islamic justice he would have instantly and already received had he been born there, come over here and been brought back having renounced the principles of Islam.

I'll accept not hearing about him as sufficient.

But hanging would have been just fine with me....

[.38sw]

I heard today on Michael Savage's show (caveat: Savage often has his facts wrong, but will never admit it) that as part of the plea deal, Johnny Jihad will be allowed to study Arabic while in prison. Isn't that special?

[.38sw]

Oh, and I got really really tired of hearing that Johnny Jihad was "just a boy". He's 21, right? Doesn't that make him an adult, and legally responsible for his actions? And the ever popular, "He just made a mistake". I am heartily sick of that excuse. A "mistake" is when I'm balancing my checkbook, and substract wrong, or hit the wrong key when making a phone call. Those are mistakes. It is a deliberate action when you travel to afghanistan and train in Al Quaida's terror camps. Mistake my a**.

[Servant of the Nine]

The bright side of this development is that we won't have to listen to lawyers whining about the innocence of the poor lad for the next two years.

I don't know about that. Today his father was comparing him to Nelson Mandella going to prison for his beliefs.

So9

[Windshark]

Ah yes....one of my favorite studies....

Er...excuse me while I barf.

I wonder if it would have been possible to deny him the use of the prison library...sounds like his lawyers didn't get much from the plea...they must have been sick of this whole thing too. Considering the DOJ didn't seek the death penalty, it sounds like we got all the blood we were going to get from this stonefish.

BTW...you have freepmail.

[Windshark]

Most liberals aren't quite that delusional.....

These parents are though. And maybe the journalists that quote them.

[.38sw]

Freepmail replied.