Lauren Bush - Animal Rights Activist?!?

The NY Post ^ | 05-02-2003 | "DMI"

[mountaineer]

The point is that she's being slowly and surely sucked into a most insidiously corrupting lifestyle, and her presence at a function like this is warning that she could be headed down the road to disaster.

Yeah, something like that.

[Risa]

>>No one [and I mean NO ONE] I knew as a teenager had a forged identification document [forged driver's license, forged birth certificate, you name it]. <<

I knew many people who had fake I.D.s in high school. As adults, they are solid American citizens.

You know, some of this conversation reminds me of the typical gloating envious people do when those they perceive to be better off encounter tragedy. To my mind, what these young people do is not my business; they didn't run for office, their parents did.

regards,
risa

[Mr. Mojo]

OMG....Next thing you know these "corrupted" evil twins will be doing things like, gasp, accepting tickets to Rolling Stones concerts from industry execs. The horror! The insidiousness. The treachery! What shall the President do about this menace?! Speaking out against animal cruelty is just the beginning. There's an obvious pattern here that anyone worth his tinfoil can plainly see.

[Risa]

>>Here is her story.<<

She doesn't say she is against highways, rather she talks about the design of passages so other creatures can get across highways safely. Frankly, I think road-kill is unsightly, and I'd prefer not to see it.

To me she is not a typical whining 'liberal;' she presents a problem and provides a solution.

regards,
risa

[Mr. Mojo]

No one [and I mean NO ONE] I knew as a teenager had a forged identification document [forged driver's license....].

My ex-girlfriend in high school used to make them.

[Risa]

>>I hate seeing a lot of road Kill on my travels<<

Haha! Excellent comeback.

regards,
risa

[Mr. Mojo]

Maybe Slick is Uday Hussein.

[Risa]

oops, I pasted in my own statement by accident, although I have no idea how it happened. I meant:

>>My ex-girlfriend in high school used to make them.<<

That is a very funny response.

risa

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

The point is that she's being slowly and surely sucked into a most insidiously corrupting lifestyle, and her presence at a function like this is warning that she could be headed down the road to disaster.

Your concern for all the young women in the Bush family is really touching, Slick. This, the gift of the concert tickets...really insidious stuff. Where are this girl's parents????

[Sarcasm: OFF]

[Drew68]

Dude, you are really reaching hard and grasping for straws here and damaging your credibility on this forum in the process.

[ohioWfan]

We'll never get an answer to either of those questions, Risa.