[muawiyah]

I wouldn't put it past Howlin to have tried out his own version of "family values". Wonder how his basement would withstand a thorough search.

[Howlin]

wouldn't put it past Howlin to have tried out his own version of "family values". Wonder how his basement would withstand a thorough search.

Well, hello, stupid!

You've been here six years and you STILL think I'm a guy?

As for your posts, you sound about 12.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

I don't agree with Howlin here- but I really don't think that is a fair comment.People need to chill a bit around here and think about whether we want this to be the issue which divides us.

I am a bit tired of the flames around here on this topic. I realize that I can just step off this thread- but lets remember there are others watching.

[Trust but Verify]

Howlin is a woman and your comment is disgusting.

[don-o]

I wouldn't put it past Howlin to have tried out his own version of "family values"

He's a woman - and a respected poster here. Just, sadly, I think off base on this.

Had lunch (Ridgewood BBQ - Piney Flat, Tennessee) wwith a mate today. On the short drive, I asked him if he had kept up with the Terri story.

He said, "a little."

The he said, "When my daddy was dying, we had some hard times..." His story was that his dad was comatose, and I think they may have quit feeding him. I did not press for details.

I think he knew there was something quite right about his daddy's passing. And, I think that a lot of folks are not real clear about what is right or wrong in situations like this.

I am not a Catholic, but they have the definitive teaching about this.