... was unable to talk. "Every time I tried to force myself to speak, I couldn't, because my tongue was . . . twisted. . . . I thought I was going to swallow it," Ade, 33, recalled in an interview. "I was nauseous. I was dizzy." As he was being flown back to Africa, his American wife alerted his parents there that he was on his way. His father was waiting at the Lagos airport. It was the first time in three years that they had seen one ...

... was unable to talk. "Every time I tried to force myself to speak, I couldn't, because my tongue was . . . twisted. . . . I thought I was going to swallow it," Ade, 33, recalled in an interview. "I was nauseous. I was dizzy." As he was being flown back to Africa, his American wife alerted his parents there that he was on his way. His father was waiting at the Lagos airport. It was the first time in three years that they had seen one ...

...>just so that the present populations can maintain their extravagant and wasteful lifestyles. Move out of that preposterously wasteful house and quit your preposterously wasteful lifestyle, create the wherewithall to support the nauseous & miserable lifestyle you enjoy yourself  without relying on others (whom you criticise) to support it, in a way that you propse for everyone else and then we might listen to you.   ...

...so that the present populations can maintain their extravagant and wasteful lifestyles. Move out of that preposterously wasteful house and quit your preposterously wasteful lifestyle, create the wherewithall to support the nauseous & miserable lifestyle you enjoy yourself  without relying on others (whom you criticise) to support it, in a way that you propse for everyone else and then we might listen to you.   ...

... just so that the present populations can maintain their extravagant and wasteful lifestyles. Move out of that preposterously wasteful house and quit your preposterously wasteful lifestyle, create the wherewithall to support the nauseous & miserable lifestyle you enjoy yourself  without relying on others (whom you criticise) to support it, in a way that you propse for everyone else and then we might listen to you.   ...

.... just so that the present populations can maintain their extravagant and wasteful lifestyles. Move out of that preposterously wasteful house and quit your preposterously wasteful lifestyle, create the wherewithall to support the nauseous & miserable lifestyle you enjoy yourself without relying on others (whom you criticise) to support it, in a way that you propse for everyone else and then we might listen to you. Methane ...

... all the snide little bitch remarks that you want. that still won't make the truth go away. how about you act like a real man and actually address the issues instead of having emotionally meaningless conversation. you're making me nauseous. Although I suppose you might appeal to a hardcore D/S submissive. If she had lots and lots of emotional issues and maybe a little child abuse in her past. so basically, you're a little punk ...

...NOT me. Nothing worked and it's become a "fact" now. Lies are like that, especially on Usenet. Have you seen the picture of Hickey and Gilmer together? I want to barf when I think that I trusted both of them at one time, confided in them. It make me nauseous to look at their picture now. As Dr. Phil would say: "What in the world were you thinking ??" http://img180.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pictureyu4.jpg Karen

... was unable to talk. "Every time I tried to force myself to speak, I couldn't, because my tongue was . . . twisted. . . . I thought I was going to swallow it," Ade, 33, recalled in an interview. "I was nauseous. I was dizzy." As he was being flown back to Africa, his American wife alerted his parents there that he was on his way. His father was waiting at the Lagos airport. It was the first time in three years that they had seen one ...

... was unable to talk. "Every time I tried to force myself to speak, I couldn't, because my tongue was . . . twisted. . . . I thought I was going to swallow it," Ade, 33, recalled in an interview. "I was nauseous. I was dizzy." As he was being flown back to Africa, his American wife alerted his parents there that he was on his way. His father was waiting at the Lagos airport. It was the first time in three years that they had seen one ...