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To: XBob
I didn't bring it up -- others try to trick me into revealing information about myself, but I prefer to keep it private. But I am generously revealing my opinions, which is what message boards are about.

Some people are comfortable telling everyone everything about themselves -- or make up a person they want others think they are.

To each his own.

And something to always keep in mind:

Now you can have fun, trying to guess, whether I am someone's Rottweiler, pet poodle, Siamese cat or pet parakeet. You can try going house to house in LA to find me. ;)

62 posted on 12/18/2003 9:15:06 AM PST by FairOpinion
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To: FairOpinion
TEXAS WOMEN!

http://www.my.homewithgod.com/rayc/txwomen.htm

Now you run along, Sugah, and send this to some girls who were raised in Texas or wish they had been.

If you're a male, you hug that Texas woman of yours and say "I'm a lucky man" 3 times out loud.

If you're a transplant....... FAKE it....we know you got here as fast as you could.

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Now we know - Los Angeles - that's where we send our blond bubble headed women rejects. Land of the beautiful bimbos.

No wonder you think of yourself as a 'pet' or a 'dog', if you are trying to compete against them.

Get a boost in your self esteme (first) and then come to Texas (you seem smart enough), or our Texas women will run right over you.

We really love our 'dogs' here in Texas.

And we attract fine women like Barbara Bush (a gotsmart NY yankee woman), and grow them here - like Texas native Laura Bush. Occasionally some of our fine women do escape to bubble head land in LA (like Farrah Fawcett), but most either stay or come back, as all the Bush women have/will.

63 posted on 12/18/2003 1:08:18 PM PST by XBob
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