The Guild 10-11-2004 Three Stooges Reunite!

[daisyscarlett]

Interesting choice for Lurch-the pumpkin is long and thin, just like his horsey face...

[185JHP]

Those two took the name b/c they wanted to be able to bloviate, have access to cash from collection plates and not pay taxes on it, and not have to produce anything of value. If their claiming to be ministers offends us, imagine how it offends a holy God. The good news is, enough of JJ's vileness was revealed, that there really isn't a position for the salivating sharpie to "take over." Isn't Providence wonderful?

[Iowa Granny]

I've already got the black velvet top and the shoes.

And you're right, the shoes won't work if I'm going to walk or stand up. I've worn the shoes once,, to a wedding. We went home early and I held my husbands arm to walk. It was total nonsense!

But you have given me mew inspiration. I could just get (or make) a skirt, cut off the tunic length black velvet top I've already got,,,

Excellent suggestion. thanks ds.

[Raquel]

If the three idiots cared anything about the black urban population, they would know that every 7 out of 10 pregnant black woman "choose" abortion in Kings County, New York. This is a fact. There is genocide happening in their own backyard, what do they do, absolutely nothing. The truth is no one really listens to their hypocrisy, except of course the liberal news media, liberals themselves (who abide by a morality all their own) planned parenthood, Communists and Terrorists. Kerry and company will suffer the consequences of their actions, if not now, soon enough. I would almost feel sorry for them, if I didn't care so much about the lives of those tiny babies, who are the most weak and vulnerable in our society and deserve a chance to live.

[185JHP]

Well said. FReegards

[mountaineer]

Speaking of fashion:

JOHN Kerry and Laura Bush have been nominated for the International Best-Dressed list, but their spouses didn't make the cut. President Bush and Teresa Heinz Kerry don't have what it takes, according to Graydon Carter and his team of couture critics. The Vanity Fair editor inherited the list from Eleanor Lambert, who founded the annual roster in 1940 to establish "a continuous historical record of fashion as interpreted by prominent personalities...who have significantly embodied, defined, and influenced style each year." ... (Page Six)

I hesitate to ask which style Effin has influenced. Are more people wearing flip flops? Dyeing their faces orange?

[mountaineer]

Da Rebrun Jackson used to be against abortion, until it became apparent he couldn't be a Democrat and hold such beliefs.

[BigWaveBetty]

Well, she could wear it with a darling little fringed poncho.

A super idea! Now where does one find a patent leatcher fringed poncho?

[BigWaveBetty]

Whew, I'm beat, when on the Walk the Vote for GWB Sat and cooked most of the day Friday, my apologies for the lateness of the new thread, on its' way....

[lodwick]

It will probably be even busier, and crazier, for you when we're in-state 29 - 31 October. A rain check may have to suffice.

[lodwick]

Are more people wearing flip flops? Dyeing their faces orange?
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Too funny - thanks.

Late start today. I didn't roll outta the rack until 9:15.

Now to try and get it going.

Mt.Laundry dead ahead.

[Iowa Granny]

It's not likely I'll have a need to be near I-35 on those dates. If the situation changes, I'll FReepmail you.

Rain check, it is.

[BigWaveBetty]

Mornings feel like fall around here, by noon it's hot again, ugh.

New Thread

[Raquel]

"Da Rebrun Jackson used to be against abortion, until it became apparent he couldn't be a Democrat and hold such beliefs."

Isn't it a shame that the Democrat Party has allowed the liberals to control their platform, and many have embraced those ideals which are against life? Yesterday, Kerry gave a radio address dedicated to stem-cell research. Since he stated that the President restricted funding of such, I assume he was talking about embryonic research, though he did not say "embryonic" once, nor did he mention where these cells would come from, namely murdered babies. He also stated that he has considered this issue with the "highest ethical standard." Who's standard did he use, the devil? It came to me the other night, that the most likely reason Kerry didn't support a ban on partial birth abortions, is that these babies are almost full term, and I would imagine have more brain cells to exploit than their more humble beginnings.