this is a website with a lot of american history, and instead of
printing all of it, i printed only that of what concerned the first
settlers. is mostly describes people looking for political freedom and
assylum, but in in junior high and high school the history teachers
blatantly told us they emp
i think it was sick to leave them there. i wish they would start doing
the same to the police department. they should impeach thier mayor and
governor for not asking for help. if the f.e.m.a. guy stepped down
maybe they will follow his foot steps.
--- Pam and David Dotson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
sorry that i sent a personal reply to the list. when you reply to any
email on the list, the original email is automatically written in the
address bar, so i have no idea if an email is sent to me or to lace or
lace chat. i appoligize if i caused any problem with that. i'll be
more careful about
> - Original Message -
> From: "Bev Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 1:43 AM
> Subject: re: [lace-chat] etc. general rambling
>
>
> > > the u.s.a. was also created by dumping out european or u.k. prisons.
> >
> > Now that's a new one - I'll have to re
Don't know the origin of the expression "red hat, no drawers", but it was
around in my mother's generation, when most people, both men and women wore
hats. I was never allowed to wear a red hat, not even a knitted one.
Think it might have some connection with a red light indicating the house of
in scotland the saying is fur coat nae knickers
jenny barron
Scotland
where I have no fur coat
Jean Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Liz wrote:
And before anyone asks (knowing that words don't mean the same in all
English-speaking countries):
Drawers are knickers, panties, briefs, shorts - s
Liz wrote:
And before anyone asks (knowing that words don't mean the same in all
English-speaking countries):
Drawers are knickers, panties, briefs, shorts - same things (as but much
bigger and most definitely more comfortable than) thongs, G-strings
..
Jean also in Poole, Dorset
> the u.s.a. was also created by dumping out european or u.k. prisons.
Now that's a new one - I'll have to really investigate my North American
ancestors then LOL
Regarding the despatches from England to the 'colony' (Australia), the
watchword is *convict* not *criminal* - many were sent that wer
I said I had nothing to add -- I was mistaken.
The article says the total is over a month's pay for the Iraqi soldiers who
collected the money. My origami-list correspondent said it was over a
*year's* pay for many of the Iraqi people. I don't know, myself, if Iraqi
soldiers are making 12 times
Sent to me via the origami list:
http://www.defendamerica.mil/articles/sep2005/a090905ms2.html
>
>It's a report on Iraqi soldiers who collected up a million dinars for
>victims of Hurricane Katrina. It amounts to more than a year's pay for many
>people there.
I have nothing to add.
Lynn Carpe
Dear Secret Pal
Thank you for your latest parcel which is much appreciated. I took some
aromatherapy exams on Monday so it was a real boost and a lovely surprise when
the Post lady handed me your parcel yesterday morning. I think I know who you
are but I shall have to wait until December to have
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