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not suffering fools gladly probably very OT
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Hmm. Will that be Visa or American Express? Or would you care to take it out in trade big boy? eliz. my cat also buries prey. (usually in the laudry) In article <20010130164831.15171.00001…@ng-ce1.aol.com>, alden8…@aol.com4getit (Old Uncle Steve) wrote: > Add another X to the direct list. PeaBody is a black cat. > Old Uncle Steve
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Speaking of cats, I saw a news item a couple of days ago that said children exposed to cats are more likely to get rheumatoid arthritis, and (I think) other autoimmune diseases in adulthood. This was the result of some research, but the rest is lost in the mental fog. Carmel "Eliz." wrote: > Isn’t there a name for that? Hmmm, let me think….wait! it’s called > "Relasping Remitting"!!!! I think that rr can explain a lot of "cures" > that people are enthusiastic about. Let’s see it’s been 2 1/2 years > for me, right around the time that I adopted my nasty little black cat. > I have a cure!!!! Everyone run out a get a black cat. That’ll be > $19.95 please (US funds). > eliz. > no kitty! BAD kitty! > Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/
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"Andy Greene" <andygre…@mac.com> wrote in message
news:andygreene-B57939.21564226012001@news.panix.com… > I’m Andy Greene, Jennie’s husband (and son-in-law to PamY).
Andy, I am sooooo very sorry that Jennie was upset by **anybody** in this newsgroup. And I am somewhat ashamed of myself for lowering myself to his level and posting replies to his utter nonsense and inaccuracies. I hoope you, Jennie, and Pam will forgive us all for our contributions to this disaster. I would not do anything to upset either Jennie or Pam. And I know others feel the same way. But we all are guilty of feeding this sick man’s ego. Gaylan
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> Andy, > I am sooooo very sorry that Jennie was upset by **anybody** in this > newsgroup. And I am somewhat ashamed of myself for lowering myself to his > level and posting replies to his utter nonsense and inaccuracies.
Nice tactic, but it will not go unchallenged. Name some utter nonsense and inaccuracies… come on, we are all waiting for you to back up your statement. And yes you should be ashamed of yourself. For being a lier. I hoope > you, Jennie, and Pam will forgive us all for our contributions to this > disaster. I would not do anything to upset either Jennie or Pam. And I > know others feel the same way. But we all are guilty of feeding this sick > man’s ego. > Gaylan
Oh brother. If this lady is so immature and emotionally unbalanced than maybe she shouldnt be reading the opinions of adults who just possibly may hold a differing view point. She is not an 8yr old kid for gods sake, she is an adult. I seriously doubt she wants to be treated like a 12yr old for the rest of her life. (cant say the same for some others though.) Rob Duncan Who treats people with respect. (meaning as adults and not as some wigged out 8 year old child) Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
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On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 02:43:29 GMT, stef1…@my-deja.com wrote: >Oh brother. If this lady is so immature and emotionally unbalanced >than maybe she shouldnt be reading the opinions of adults who just >possibly may hold a differing view point. She is not an 8yr old kid >for gods sake, she is an adult. I seriously doubt she wants to be >treated like a 12yr old for the rest of her life. (cant say the same >for some others though.) >Rob Duncan
Looks who’s teetering constantly between polls of manic-depressive episodic nature, you. Donn
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> Looks who’s teetering constantly between > polls of manic-depressive episodic nature, > you. > Donn
I am not really sure what your insult has to do with my treating adults like adults and not like some hysterical 10 year old girl has to do with anything. Rob Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
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In article <vcKc6.7422$Oe.34…@tor-nn1.netcom.ca>, Alex and Gaylan – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<alexandgay…@email.msn.com> wrote: > "Andy Greene" <andygre…@mac.com> wrote in message > news:andygreene-B57939.21564226012001@news.panix.com… > > I’m Andy Greene, Jennie’s husband (and son-in-law to PamY). > Andy, > I am sooooo very sorry that Jennie was upset by **anybody** in this > newsgroup. And I am somewhat ashamed of myself for lowering myself to his > level and posting replies to his utter nonsense and inaccuracies. I hoope > you, Jennie, and Pam will forgive us all for our contributions to this > disaster. I would not do anything to upset either Jennie or Pam. And I > know others feel the same way. But we all are guilty of feeding this sick > man’s ego. > Gaylan
Aw Gaylan, Luv! Dunna be down on yerself! Nor should anyone else be. I gave Rob fuel for his fire too. I’d forgotten that he’d been here before, pulling similar crap, creating dissention and making himself feel better at the expense of others. Granted, not so long ago I would have gladly hacked off his testes (providing he had any) with a dull knife, sans anesthesia, and stuffed them up his nose. But I asked "The Man Upstairs" to forgive me my thoughts. Apparently He did, cuz they’re pretty much gone. And I’ve put Rob in my prayers … that he might find peace and not hurt anyone else in the process. Love ya, Hon! P. This message has been brought to you by: / / / ^~~^ / / ( ” ) / { } / " " YE OLDE BAT PamY – Spokesmom for Jennie who has MS Visit our ASMS Friends Photo Albums at: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=872994&a=6352035 http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=872994&a=10042305
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In article <3a72590a.3376…@news1.sympatico.ca>, Joan Kennedy – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<BYEjo.kennedyS…@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote: > On Fri, 26 Jan 2001 21:56:42 -0500, Andy Greene <andygre…@mac.com> > wrote: > >For all those that read to the end of this posting, thank you for your > >kind indulgence. > >To my mother in law, keep up the good work. > >To my wife, I love you dearly, and don’t let the fools get to you. > >To the rest of you, Good Luck and all the best. > Andy, you are a gentleman and a scholar. You have a great family. All > the best to all of you. > — > Joan Kennedy
Joan, Ain’t he just? We’re blessed that he’s one of us. That thought, OTOH, scares the bejeepers outta him! <vbg> Love, P. This message has been brought to you by: / / / ^~~^ / / ( ” ) / { } / " " YE OLDE BAT PamY – Spokesmom for Jennie who has MS Visit our ASMS Friends Photo Albums at: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=872994&a=6352035 http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=872994&a=10042305
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In article <llg77tcd7baoajs3pdn8hnq3uqva8t5…@4ax.com>, – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<dc…@cheetah.net> wrote: > On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 02:43:29 GMT, stef1…@my-deja.com wrote: > >Oh brother. If this lady is so immature and emotionally unbalanced > >than maybe she shouldnt be reading the opinions of adults who just > >possibly may hold a differing view point. She is not an 8yr old kid > >for gods sake, she is an adult. I seriously doubt she wants to be > >treated like a 12yr old for the rest of her life. (cant say the same > >for some others though.) > >Rob Duncan > Looks who’s teetering constantly between > polls of manic-depressive episodic nature, > you. > Donn
It ain’t worth it Donn, Darlin’. (Hmmm. So *that’s* what a "darlin’" is! <g>). Rob’s been teetering for years. Everytime he gets near the edge, he seems to come back here to try and make waves. Oddly enough, this very group pulled him back from the edge not so very long ago. He was not only manic, but suicidal then. Or so he claimed. Put him in killfile and pray for him when you’ve got a spare moment. Works for me. Love ya Donn! P. This message has been brought to you by: / / / ^~~^ / / ( ” ) / { } / " " YE OLDE BAT PamY – Spokesmom for Jennie who has MS Visit our ASMS Friends Photo Albums at: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=872994&a=6352035 http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=872994&a=10042305
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 06:36:21 GMT, PamY <yeold…@optonline.net> wrote: >In article <llg77tcd7baoajs3pdn8hnq3uqva8t5…@4ax.com>, ><dc…@cheetah.net> wrote: >> On Sun, 28 Jan 2001 02:43:29 GMT, stef1…@my-deja.com wrote: >> >Oh brother. If this lady is so immature and emotionally unbalanced >> >than maybe she shouldnt be reading the opinions of adults who just >> >possibly may hold a differing view point. She is not an 8yr old kid >> >for gods sake, she is an adult. I seriously doubt she wants to be >> >treated like a 12yr old for the rest of her life. (cant say the same >> >for some others though.) >> >Rob Duncan >> Looks who’s teetering constantly between >> polls of manic-depressive episodic nature, >> you. >> Donn >It ain’t worth it Donn, Darlin’. (Hmmm. So >*that’s* what a "darlin’" is! <g>). >Rob’s been teetering for years. Everytime he >gets near the edge, he seems to come back here >to try and make waves. >Oddly enough, this very group pulled him back from >the edge not so very long ago. He was not only >manic, but suicidal then. Or so he claimed. >Put him in killfile and pray for him when you’ve >got a spare moment. >Works for me. >Love ya Donn! >P.
Sweet Lady, sometimes a man’s gotta do what man’s gotta do. But a man should have fun doin’ it. Does this manic-depressive (with overtones of dillusional manifestations) have MS? Donn
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Hi Donn! << Does this manic-depressive (with overtones of dillusional manifestations) have MS? >> You know, I have wondered the same thing myself. I have heard of people joining NGs and pretending to have the disease just to get attention. Someone in another NG related the story of a woman in a cancer support group who turned out: not to have cancer and not to be a woman! People got suspicious because "her" stories about treatments and symptoms just did not ring true. How they found this out, I don’t remember. Sylvia
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On 30 Jan 2001 16:40:48 GMT, syl…@aol.com (SYLV77) wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Hi Donn! ><< Does this manic-depressive (with overtones >of dillusional manifestations) have MS? >> >You know, I have wondered the same thing myself. I have heard of people >joining NGs and pretending to have the disease just to get attention. >Someone in another NG related the story of a woman in a cancer support group >who turned out: not to have cancer and not to be a woman! People got >suspicious because "her" stories about treatments and symptoms just did not >ring true. How they found this out, I don’t remember. >Sylvia
Porbably got run over by reality. Donn
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>>Someone in another NG related the story of a woman in a cancer support group
who turned out: not to have cancer and not to be a woman! People got suspicious because "her" stories about treatments and symptoms just did not ring true. How they found this out, I don’t remember.<< We’ve had a few come thru here too, Syl. Some were obvious, others took longer. They’re on *every support (and probably other type) group around. Usually lonely, or somehow angry people who need to "belong"…and yes (dare I use the dreaded word…uh, yeah…) *genuine* hypochondriacs on several/many disease support groups… This medium provides them the opportunity and anonymity that face-to-face groups would not! Sad, really… Judith