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We Are A Christian Nation Under God in 1964. I am certain that
revulsion correlates with certain religious. I believe that any
intimate contact between men is wrong.

A Christmas ball ornament to hang on your tree that have individual's
names on them? No, nothing with names, but I have to admit I've got a
little picture-frame ornament with a photo of my brother in it. I
think my parents may have had a few of those, too (and I haven't seen
any of my sisters' trees for years; they might have them too. I have a
very sentimental family. In my family we never had individual
ornaments w/our names on them, or the hoky 'gift' ornaments. We did
have the same ornaments every year though. We haven't done a tree for
years. But I've gone to lots of friends' homes where they DO have
tree trimming 'parties' w/smaller gatherings of close family &
friends. Paricularly those who aren't going to be there for Christmas
itself. In our family we used to have bows on all presents...

Victor way for Jack & Sharon would be at the front of the line kissing
his butt and telling him what a brave, wonderful man he is for
protecting Jack family's fortune. Just let Sharon leave Jack and find
a new sugar daddy, probably Brad since the baby isn't his. It looks
like they're clearing the way for Sharon. Sharon left her children at
one time. She knows about making mistakes.

Edmund & Jonathan work together and finally bring down Alan who
unlike Edmund is a murderer. Remember how wonderful he was with Lizzie
and her white unicorn? He always had a love for children and was very
good with them except of course, the way he treated young Jonathan,
which made no sense to me he got the short end of the stick growing
up, but lots of people grow up that way. They don't make planes crash,
they don't chain people up in underwater caves, they don't capture
women in towers, they don't cause accidents that injure pregnant
women.

Lily's secret a wild child and mixed up with the wrong crowd in Paris
and Dru needed help with her. But
instead of being the confident, worldly wild young thing she was a
curious but headstrong vulnerable but determined young teenager, and
not at all as street wise as one would have expected for the daughter
of
an international model being raised in a city like Paris around Dru's
friends and acquaintances.

Lily had pushed Holden away during her neverending grieving of Rose,
and NuJulia was taking a shine to Holden, having been dumped by Jack
when he reunited with Carly temporarily of course. The good part was
Carly and Lily's conversation took place in Lily's house, decorated
with gorgeous white ornaments and ribbons streaming through dangling
garlands. There had been a brief foursome until NuJulia showed up
blubbering about needing to talk to Holden. Lily and Holdumb's
marriage was hanging by a thread. Carly continued to worry about
holding on to Jack. Emma's farmhouse was Grand Central Station, second
only to Al's Diner where all attorneys met their clients for
confidential discussions. Rosanna was married to Paul and her woes
were tied to a baby. Barbara was ruining Will's life although she...

[FROM AFTERELTON.COM, BY WAY OF CBS.COM]

Kiss Campaign: Send a kiss to CBS/P&G

Soaps, like all businesses, live and die by consumer response to a
product, yet it's up to consumers to communicate their degree of
(dis)satisfaction. And while email complaint letters certainly get
noticed, it's the more grandiose gestures that usually succeed in
eliciting a response.

That's why I'm advocating in favor of a Jericho-style "Nuts" campaign
targeting CBS/P&G, only in this instance I propose using Hershey's
Kisses. They're great because:

1) everyone can afford to send at least one Hershey's Kiss to CBS (the
stamp will cost more)

2) the symbolism is obvious

3) Kisses are not a P&G product. (although I do wish Hershey scored
higher on HRC's Corporate Equality Index).

Kisses can be sent to:

I hope all my RATSC friends are having a safe and happy Holiday
season! As I've mentioned before, I'm a Phone Phreak from way back.
Probably not everyone will "get it", but anyway, here's a little
something I wanted to share with you:

The late Jane Barbe had arguably the most pleasant telephone voice the
world has ever known. For many years, she told us the time and
temperature, asked us to deposit money into coin phones, gave us the
scoop when the numbers we dialed were changed or disconnected, and
countless other telephone recordings. Her sweet, musical voice
delivered even bad news in a most pleasant way.

With fond memories of Jane, I made a short montage her recordings into
a Christmas greeting for voice mail. You can download the mp3 file
directly at:

http://koffka.mit.edu/elmercat/phone/JBHappinessChristmas.mp3

... or via the YouMail free voice mail service at:

http://www.youmail.com/login/greetingView.do?id=4699

With inspiration and great thanks to Evan Doorbell's history of
telephone sounds at: PhoneTrips.com

Elmer

What if, according to Mark's response to
Ravelation's remarks regarding Victor and the law,
Jeffrey Bardwell is not the twin brother, but the
real brother. I mean, how do we know he is really
dead. Hell, how do we know that this isn't all a
bad dream?

And he is trying, Bardwell not Mark, to draw out
the Nazis?

my2cents
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