Freeoples Thread 314

[Mo1]

Freeoples ....

Thread 314

[sweetliberty]

Well, I'd better run along to bed. Got an early day. See y'all tomorrow.

[Mo1]

I guess it's a Northern Thang .. fofl

Sweet Dreams tonight

[Mo1]

Hey Babe .. how's it going

[Conservababe]

Hi Mo

How do yall like it over here in chit chat?

[Darlin']

It is an impressive event albeit a time consuming one. I've gone to see several. My parents believed it was an important occasion and not one to be missed if at all possible. So, starting with the day Mother took us to see Nixon, I've seen all of them at least once except for Ford and Clinton. There was never an opportunity for me to see Ford while he was President but I did see him once from a distance at Beaver Creek after he left the White House. There isn't any power on earth that could drag me to see Clinton.

[Darlin']

Goodnight sweet. Have a good day tomorrow.

[Mo1]

Seems to be fine .. not much of a difference from before ..

[Conservababe]

And the only POTUS that I have ever seen in person had to be Clinton! Of course, I was protesting him outside the gates of the local park where he was to speak. But, I did see his carcass as he descended from the bus.

[catpuppy]

H^{i M}oH^oware_you?

[Conservababe]

Seems to be fine .. not much of a difference from before

Oh yes, there is a difference. That Jim Rob is a really smart fellow. LOL

[ValerieUSA]

What a show-off! We have cheap funklers and a show-off here.

[ValerieUSA]

Fabulous pictures of the Prez in Arkansas.

[Mo1]

LOL .. _ev^en_in^g Pup

[Darlin']

FOFL. catpuppy, you just made me dizzy. :)

[Mo1]

Oh ok .. there is a little difference .. but it's not like we can't go check out the news .. LOL

[Darlin']

Weren't they good ? He seemed to be really enjoying himself and it was reciprocated. :)

[catpuppy]

a show-off!

I beg your pardon. I live in the mountains and could not find a flat place to type.

[catpuppy]

Well done _MO

[catpuppy]

Mo made me seasick. Dramamine anyone?

[ValerieUSA]

I am not changing policy - just suggesting changes. Margaret's situation is not one that should dictate policy. You can't make good government policy based on anecdotal testimony. You must make simple clear rules based on what is right generally speaking, and leave provisions open for appeals or exceptions in court. Generally speaking, it is RIGHT for fathers to share financial (and other) responsibility in raising their children before the state steps in with support to replace them.