The GUILD 9-30-2001 Slow Down Sunday

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but the heart of the fool to the left. Ecclesiastes 10:2

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[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

Interesting statistics

[anniegetyourgun]

HLL - I got that in my email recently - a refreshing angle, though it doesn't do much to diminish the pain. Maybe after more time has passed....

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

NEW YORK'S JUNIOR SENATOR DRAWS SOME CRITICAL GLANCES (Letters To The editor)

[Beep]

Looks interesting! Thanks Billie! I'll have to try to "figger" out what, exactly, they're doing. LOL! The posts with nothing but a number on them?? Guess I'll need to hit the links over there. Cool! ;-}

[Beep]

Thank you, jtill! Gosh, I'm gonna get a swelled head!! *G* Nah, I doubt it. Writers are woefully insecure about their work. It's never "good enough!" (Trust me!!) *VBG*

[Billie]

I JUST NOW figured out what you were talking about with your "e-mail address bar". How in the world are you going to say "All your chocolates are belong to Billie" anymore? :^)

[Beep]

Aye-eeeeeeeeeeeeee, Coby! *G* Nothing better than a mess of crawfish, boiled taters, and corn on the cob! You know of Jimmy C. Newman, I'm sure?! My first husband used to play drums for him; backstage at the Opry every weekend! "Jimmy C. Newman and Cajun Country!" Now he (and that whole set of band members, practically) are with Merle Haggard. Randy (Mason, my ex) plays drums and guitar on the CDs. And they tour with him too, of course. Randy's brother, Brent, is the "guitar god" now, here in Nashville. Since Chet died on my birthday. ;-{

Chet was a very nice man. I about fainted when he came into the Stagecoach Lounge to hear Brent again, and brought George Benson with him!! They sat with us!! I was about jumping up and down in my chair! (I rarely get all weirded out by the presence of a recording artist; second hubby was one, even, and I've met tons. But George Benson!! Wow!!)

Ayeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiii! ;-}

[CheneyChick]

I JUST NOW figured out what you were talking about with your "e-mail address bar". How in the world are you going to say "All your chocolates are belong to Billie" anymore? :^)

LOL. Don't feel bad, Billie, I couldn't figure it out at first either. Duh.... :)

[Beep]

Oh wow! I forgot I could link you guys! My hairdresser friend, Norma, is in today's paper. She's splitting her time between here and Vegas, swheats and Snow Bunny! She is really good! If you ever need a good stylist, call up and tell Norma that Sharon Palmer sent you! I guarantee; she'll take you!!

Read all about it!! Click here! ;-}

[COB1]

"Aye-eeeeeeeeeeeeee,"

You know, of course, that most people have never heard that sound!
It's hard to spell out.

Just so happens I'm making a big pot of seafood gumbo right now!
There's a little nip in the air in the morning, and that makes it gumbo weather.
I learned how to make Cajun from the experts in South Louisiana.
Paul Prudhomme from New Orleans - eat your heart out!

[Beep]

Paul Prudhomme in New Orleans, eat your heart out!

I know that's right!! Best Cajun food I ever had was cooked up by Miss Mae (Jimmy C.'s wife). Their accordian player (cannot remember his name?!!) was darn good himself, too!! And the Manuel's have a Cajun restaurant here in Christiana, TN! The Manuels (Abe and Joe) are both with Merle now. Their folks own the restaurant.

Pinch tail and suck head! (JimRob, that is not a filthy sentence, I promise! Ask Coby! *G*) Aye-eeeeeeeeeeeee!!

;-}

[Snow Bunny]

Thank you SLJP for the suggestion but I am a very loyal person and I have a wonderful hairdresser already.But I appreciate the thought.

[Snow Bunny]

hahhahahahaha ...
I was looking all over for it. Then I finally figured out what it was. How fuuny, glad I was not the only one. Now I know what it is and it is gone. hahahahaha

[Beep]

I know how you feel. I would never go to anybody but Norma! Of course, now that she's going back and forth, that makes it more difficult. Oiks!! I guess I can share her with George Clooney and Andre Agassi if I have to. ;-}

[WIMom]

I would highly recommend all Americans watch "Beneath the Veil, Women in Afghanistan" on CNN. It is something you will never forget. It will be engraved in me forever. It is an experience similar to the first time you learned about what Hitler did to humans in WWII.

President Bush refers the taliban as evil, I believe he was being kind. The taliban are devils, straight from he!!. You will never be able to forget. According to CNN's web site this airs at 10 p.m. EDT and PDT Sundays.

CNN link:

Beneath the Veil, Women in Afghanistan, click on 'story'

Here is the beginning text from the web site:

Ever since the Taliban took control of most of Afghanistan in 1996, the group has imposed its harsh version of Islamic law on the country. In "Beneath the Veil," journalist Saira Shah traveled to Afghanistan to see the effects of the Taliban's rule on her father's homeland.

She discovered public executions, allegations of human rights violations like massacres and torture, and a place where women are forced to beg because they are prevented from working. But she also found that the first voices of protest come from the most repressed, including an opposition group that uses hidden cameras to film the executions.

The FR link is:

Beneath the Veil, Women in Afghanistan

[WIMom]

Here's another link. It was first broadcast in London in June 2001.

Beneath The Veil

[Timeout]

G'morning, WIMom and everyone else. It's a gorgeous morning here. We're putting the finishing touches on a house today for putting it on the market tomorrow...heavy cleaning & landscaping to do. So I won't be around much today.

I did find this great article in the LA Times.

Bill Bennett: Faced with Evil on a Grand Scale, Nothing is Relative
(I'd appreciate someone taking this forward to Monday's thread)

Y'all have a terrific day! See you tonight.

[mountaineer]

Here's the Free Republic thread on William Bennett's essay. We must begin to have the courage of our convictions, to believe that some actions are good and some evil and to act on those beliefs to prevent evil. Comments like those are just what the PC, diversity-is-wonderful crowd hates to read.

[lodwick]

Good morning, and thanks for the link, "Good and evil have never gone away; we merely had the luxury to question their existence." What a defining sentence of most of our past forty years.

Have a great day, JL

[mountaineer]

Bill Clinton in line for film role (a mobster movie, no less), and Chelsea Clinton arrives at Oxford University with daddy in tow. They've gone to England, but they still haven't gone away.