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To: Happygal
Well...You do realize that if you take the jewels, regal bearing, and intelligence away... You, in effect, posted a picture of a modern St. Louis girl.

Admit it! Doesn't she just look like she is eyeing plate of "bicuits & gravy."

To others on this thread:
Not trying to make light of serious issue to you... But I think some of us are getting really bored with yor anti-Catholic postings.

Respectfully,
-grump

156 posted on 10/21/2002 1:35:16 PM PDT by grumpster-dumpster
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To: grumpster-dumpster; MadIvan
Well...You do realize that if you take the jewels, regal bearing, and intelligence away... You, in effect, posted a picture of a modern St. Louis girl. Admit it! Doesn't she just look like she is eyeing plate of "bicuits & gravy."

Thanks grump.
This is the first post I've read this morning, and you've just started my day with a great belly-laugh. Cheers mate! :-)

220 posted on 10/22/2002 12:59:43 AM PDT by Happygal
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To: grumpster-dumpster; Happygal
Well...You do realize that if you take the jewels, regal bearing, and intelligence away... You, in effect, posted a picture of a modern St. Louis girl. Admit it! Doesn't she just look like she is eyeing plate of "bicuits & gravy."

Yes, she was on the telegraph constantly to her relatives in Germany asking for their biscuits and gravy recipes. And after Prince Albert died, she would tell all future suitors, "ALBERT, he done her WRONG" by dying and when poor Mr. Brown taught her Highland dancing she would tell him constantly, "ALBERT used to go dancing with me!"

Perhaps ALBERT was merely German for "Brad"? ;)

Regards, Ivan

222 posted on 10/22/2002 2:24:25 AM PDT by MadIvan
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