At 08:03 AM 6/20/2003 -0700, Phoenix wrote:

>Especially men who have babies on their backs, a baby-supply bag in one
>hand, and shopping in the other. 

That's right!

>In fact, since I was able to sit down at work, and have worked many
>years in jobs where I couldn't get off my feet at all, I have given up
>my seat on trains and buses to men who looked dog-tired on the way home
>from work. If they say, "No, no, no, Mam," that's okay. If they give a
>sheepish, hangdog look and mutter, "Oh, God, thanks" and sink into the
>seat, then I know they needed it more than I did.

Now, THAT's the idea!

>I hope if one of those radical femmies sees that, she has a heart
>attack.
>Heeheehee.
>
>And remove themselves and their mouths from the gene pool

The sooner the better.  

There was an interview with Jonathan Winters in the latest issue of the
AARP magazine.  He said that out of such things as natural disasters and
terrorism and such, the one thing that frightens him more than anything
else is a person without a sense of humor.  I do believe that we indeed
need to be afraid of these people, very afraid.

>I kid you not, a hand came under the stall door displaying RCMP Special
>Forces ID. I *love* absurdities. That is one of my favourite memories of
>all time.

WHOOP!  Hoo-hah!  ROFL!  Oh, my, that's just rich!

>Planned distraction, or co-incidence?
>I'd had a few threats and a bit of jostling from feminazis outside the
>hearings, but aside from the cop in the bathroom, no other experience of
>anything.

>Priceless memory.

Oh, indeed.  That's just wonderful.  

>Veloci--balance is a good thing--raptor
>
>Laurie balance is one of the universe's favourites Phoenix

Veloci--indeed it is--raptor
 

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