[lodwick]

Scorpios are the best and the worst - not much in between. Check out this too long list:

Scorpio Birthdays

October 23,1844 - Sarah Bernhardt - Actress
October 23,1894 - Charles Atlas - Body Builder
October 23, 1925 - Johnny Carson - TV Host
October 24, 1632 - A.van Leeuwenhoek - Microbiologist
October 24, 1644 - William Penn - Founder
October 24, 1947 - Kevin Kline - Actor
October 25, 1888 - Richard E. Byrd - Explorer
October 25, 1881 - Pablo Picasso - Artist
October 25, 1941 - Helen Ready - Singer
October 26, 1914 - Jackie Coogan - Child Actor
October 26, 1919 - Reza Pahlavi - Shah Royalty
October 26, 1946 - Pat Sajak - TV Host
October 26, 1947 - Hillary R. Clinton - First Lady - the PIAPS
October 26, 1947 - Jaclyn Smith - Actress
October 27, 1857 - Theodore Roosevelt - President US
October 27, 1872 - Emily Post - Etiquette
October 27, 1914 - Dylan Thomas - Writer
October 27, 1926 - H.R. Haldeman - Nixon Cabinet
October 27, 1932 - Sylvia Plath - Poet
October 27, 1963 - Marla Maples - Celebrity
October 28, 1914 - Jonas Salk - Scientist
October 28, 1939 - John Cleese - Actor
October 28, 1949 - Kate Jackson - Actress
October 28, 1616 - Nicholas Culpepper - Astrologer
October 28, 1955 - Bill Gates - Microcrap
October 29, 1897 - P.J. Goebbels - Nazi
October 29, 1947 - Richard Dreyfuss - Actor
October 29, 1971 - Winona Ryder - Actress - shoplifter
October 28, 1949 - Kate Jackson - Actress
October 30, 1885 - Ezra Pound - Poet
October 30, 1924 - Truman Capote - Writer
October 30, 1939 - Grace Slick - Singer
October 30, 1945 - Henry Winkler - Actor
October 30, 1951 - Harry Hamlin - Actor
October 31, 1900 - Ethel Waters - Singer
October 31, 1931 - Dan Rather - Newscaster - leftist pinhead
November 1, 1866 - Cherio - Occultist
November 1, 1871 - Steven Crane - Writer
November 1, 1942 - Larry Flint - Publisher of porno
November 2, 1755 - Marie Antoinette - Royalty - lost her head
November 2, 1795 - James K. Polk - President US
November 2, 1865 - Warren G. Harding - Politician
November 2, 1913 - Burt Lancaster - Actor
November 2, 1938 - Pat Buchanan - Journalist
November 2, 1942 - Shere Hite - Writer
November 3, 1794 - William C. Bryant - Writer
November 3, 1901 - Andre Malraux - Writer
November 3, 1922 - Charles Bronson - Actor
November 3, 1933 - Michael Dukakis - Politician - loser
November 3, 1952 - Roseanne Arnold - Actress - cow
November 4, 1879 - Will Rogers - Entertainer
November 4, 1916 - Walter Cronkite - Newscaster & idiot
November 4, 1919 - Martin Balsam - Actor
November 4, 1937 - Loretta Swit - Actress
November 5, 1911 - Roy Rodgers - Singer
November 5, 1913 - Vivian Leigh - Actress - so sad
November 5, 1931 - Ike Turner - Singer, druggie & wife beater
November 5, 1941 - Elke Sommer - Actress
November 5, 1941 - Art Garfunkel - Singer
November 5, 1942 - Paul Simon - Singer
November 5, 1963 - Tatum O'Neal - Child Actress
November 6, 1854 - John P. Sousa - Composer
November 6, 1946 - Sally Field - Actress - you really like me
November 6, 1946 - Maria Shriver - Kennedy Family
November 7, 1867 - Marie Curie - Scientist
November 7, 1879 - Leon Trotsky - Revolutionary commie
November 7, 1913 - Albert Camus - Writer
November 7, 1918 - Billy Graham - Religious Reader
November 7, 1922 - Al Hirt - Musician
November 7, 1926 - Joan Sutherland - Singer
November 7, 1937 - Mary Travers - Singer
November 7, 1943 - Joni Mitchell - Singer
November 8, 1907 - Katherine Hepburn - Actress
November 8, 1922 - Christian Barnard - Surgeon
November 8, 1949 - Bonnie Raitt - Singer
November 8, 1950 - Philip Sedgwick - Astrologer
November 9, 1826 - Charubel - Astrologer
November 9, 1914 - Hedy Lamarr - Actress
November 9, 1918 - Spiro Agnew - Crooked Politician
November 9, 1934 - Carl Sagan - Scientist
November 9, 1952 - Lou Ferrigno - Celebrity
November 10, 1925 - Richard Burton - Actor
November 10, 1946 - David A. Stockman - Political Aide
November 11, 1821 - F. Dostoevsky - Writer
November 11, 1918 - George Patton - Military
November 11, 1922 - Kurt Vonnegaut - Writer
November 11, 1925 - Jonathan Winters - Comedian
November 11, 1962 - Demi Moore - Actress
November 12, 1833 - Alexander Borodin - Composer
November 12, 1840 - Auguste Rodin - Sculpture
November 12, 1929 - Grace Kelly - Royalty
November 12, 1945 - Neil Young - Singer
November 12, 1961 - Nadia Comaneci - Athlete
November 13, 1850 - Robert L. Stevenson - Writer
November 13, 1928 - Michel Gauguelin - Astrologer
November 13, 1949 - Whoppi Goldberg - Comedienne
November 14, 1896 - Mamie Eisenhower - First Lady
November 14, 1908 - Joseph McCarthy - Politician
November 14, 1912 - Barbara Hutton - Actress
November 14, 1935 - King Hussein - Jordan Royalty
November 14, 1948 - Prince Charles - Royal philanderer
November 15, 1891 - Erwin Romel - Military
November 15, 1925 - Howard Baker - Chief of Staff
November 15, 1929 - Ed Asner - Actor
November 15, 1932 - Petula Clark - Actress - Downtown
November 15, 1956 - Ashley Cox - Model
November 16, 1936 - Dick Cavett - TV Host
November 17, 1907 - Francis Regardie - Occultist
November 17, 1925 - Rock Hudson - Actor
November 17, 1938 - Gordon Lightfoot - Singer
November 17, 1942 - Martin Scorsese - Director
November 17, 1943 - Lauren Hutton - Actress
November 17, 1944 - Danny DeVito - Actor
November 18, 1860 - Ignace Paderewski - Musician
November 18, 1931 - Prince R. Orsini - Royalty
November 18, 1939 - Brenda Vacarro - Actress
November 19, 1831 - James Garfield - President US
November 19, 1863 - Billy Sunday - Religious Leader
November 19, 1483 - Martin Luther - Religious Leader
November 19, 1917 - Indira Gandhi - Political Leader
November 19, 1921 - Roy Campanella - Sports Figure
November 19, 1938 - Ted Turner - Celebrity commie
November 19, 1962 - Jody Foster - Actress
November 19, 1908 - Alistair Cooke - TV Host
November 20, 1916 - Judy Canova - Actress
November 20, 1925 - Kay Ballard - Comedienne
November 20, 1925 - Robert Kennedy - Attorney General
November 20, 1939 - Dick Smothers - Comedian
November 20, 1956 - Bo Derek - Sex Symbol - Great Republican
November 21, 1694 - Votaire - Writer
November 21, 1920 - Stan Musial - Sports Figure
November 21, 1938 - Marlow Thomas - Actress
November 21, 1946 - Goldie Hawn - Actress

A wonderful Wednesday for all visiting The Guild. JL

[BigWaveBetty]

That is one long list!

I'm surprized we didn't get non stop coverage that it was hilly's b-day on the 26th. That selfish wellstone had to go and die on her heinous' b-day. The nerve! And that pep rally for wellstone last night was beyond disgusting!! The gall of these cretins to go on and on about republicans needing to hold up campaigning and then that display last night. Weasels!

Something weird is going on with this thread and my computer. It will only load to post 10, the rest of the page is blank.

[mountaineer]

Remarkable new cure for insomnia discovered!

Former vice president Al Gore's long and grueling comeback will reach new heights next month, when he and his co-author, Tipper Gore, hit the campaign trail for their book, "Joined at the Heart," an anecdote-laden examination of the American family -- including their own.

Yesterday various Gore associates told us the ex-veep's media juggernaut -- which may or may not reveal, at long last, the real Al Gore, unplugged from polls and political consultants -- will hit a dozen cities and extend into December. Among the highlights of the book tour -- one of the most elaborate in recent publishing industry memory -- are a full-dress Barbara Walters interview on Nov. 15 (with promotional pearls tossed out that day on "Good Morning America"), a scheduled appearance on David Letterman's "Late Show," a "Today" show interview the following week, guest shots on CNN's " Larry King Live" and "Inside Politics," and countless back-to-back print interviews. (We're still hoping for that lunch Gore promised us ages ago.)

"We're thrilled that the Gores have agreed to let us monopolize their schedule," said Elizabeth Shreve, publicity director for Henry Holt and Co. "The more people see of the Gores, the more books we'll sell." But selling books is only part of the story.

The other part is the riveting drama -- okay, maybe we're a tad overwrought -- of this once and possibly future presidential candidate reintroducing himself to the voters. "It's an opportunity to reconnect with a whole host of issues that they really care about," said Gore adviser Carter Eskew. "I think he's feeling very comfortable, for lack of a better word, because it's material he feels deeply about."

A network television producer, who asked for anonymity, added: "He's test-driving. I don't think he's ever going to just reinvent himself. But this is personal growth, and he's really just deciding what he's going to share. And I think the media and the public should keep an open mind."
Lloyd Groves, WashPost excerpt.

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