Anette wrote:
My sister uses a wheelchair, and I get very cross
when I see able-bodied morons parking in Disabled Parking Spaces. I've been
meaning to type up something pithy I could slip under the windscreen wipers
of these idiots pointing out the stupidity of what they're doing.
Reported in
In a message dated 16/11/2003 09:05:15 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Being in my 61st year, I was really flattered a few weeks ago when I said
to
a driver waiting for a disabled space that It'd be about ten minutes before
I left because I had to wait for my feet to stop
I have to admit I like it the chants and have several CD's. However, my
favourite is the 'Canticles of Ecstasy' by Hildegarde of Bingen. This music
was written by a woman and is sung by women. The notes in some are so high
they seem to soar right up to the sky and I find them very uplifting and
Don't know whether anyone else has picked up on this one, but on our
local evening TV news the other night there was a piece about a bloke
who is making a calendar of photos of the various magic roundabouts -
and has gone so far as to have T-shirts printed, too. There was also
talk of a book!
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In a message dated 16/11/2003 12:35:59 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Don't know whether anyone else has picked up on this one, but on our
local evening TV news the other night there was a piece about a bloke
who is making a calendar of photos of the various magic roundabouts
Dear Dominique,
yup! ... as long as they squat because they don't move the same and jump
much higher than rabbits .. so i was told ...
i'll have to go to the zoo to have a look ... lol ...
If you like you can pop over here and check them out. There are some down
by the creek beyond my back
W N Lafferty a fait jouer ses doigts de fée pour écrire à Ò[lace-chat]
Canberra and WallabiesÓ.
[2003/11/15 22:06]
Wallabies is also a nickname for the Australian Rugby Union
team, who just won through to the final of the Rugby Union World Cup and
will play England or France next weekend.
You would not want to be in our house when there is sport on
TV, my mother was born in South Africa, I was born in England,
my youngest daughter was born in Australia, her children have
dual nationality. My DH can't stand sports at all so either
he goes onto the computer or goes out in the car.
David Collyer a fait jouer ses doigts de fée pour écrire à ÒRe: [lace-
chat] Re: WallabiesÓ.
[2003/11/15 15:53]
If you like you can pop over here and check them out. There are some down
by the creek beyond my back yard right now. But they're not escapees -
probably been there for
Dear Jean -
I know that you're not impressed with the news that you're
seeing in the papers and the things you're hearing on TV
about Bush's upcoming trip. The odd thing is that here in
the US, the man travels constantly, and while there are
extra precautions taken wherever he goes, it is
Hi All, In Newsweek (weekly news magazine) they say the open carriage
ride was cancelled because of concerns by the White House and an address to
Parliament will not happen because (according to the magazine) Bristish
officials don't want Bush exposed to heckling lawmakers. I think
politicians
On Sunday, Nov 16, 2003, at 03:29 US/Eastern, Annette Gill wrote:
Similarly, Mummy won't, Daddy might, Grandma will.
When my niece was younger, if she was out shopping with her father and
he
wouldn't buy her something, she'd grab his mobile phone and call her
mother
to ask for a second
They must've decided this after his visit to Australia (bg)! During the
middle of his speech to the Australian parliament, a member of the Greens
political party stood up and interjected. At the time Bush said I like free
speech although he didn't *look* as if he liked it! The offending
On Sunday, Nov 16, 2003, at 17:11 US/Eastern, Clay Blackwell wrote:
[...] here in the US, the man travels constantly, and while there are
extra precautions taken wherever he goes, it is nothing as
you have described. Are you certain that your sources are
absolutely correct?
Here in the US, 51%
Ah yes, but Steve Irwin, the Crocodile Man, had a nice private chat with Mr.
Bush so perhaps it depended somewhat on who (or is that whom) Bush wanted
present.
I do remember in the early 80's when the Nato leaders came to town all the
US secret service agents were lurking everwhere. I don't know
My sisters and I have a tradition of treating the one celebrating their
fiftieth birthday to a girls weekend. This coming weekend we're doing
another celebration. I need some cute and funny ideas for posters, banners,
signs, etc. to decorate our hotel room. I'm doing an iron-on transfer for a
On Sunday, Nov 16, 2003, at 23:41 US/Eastern, Carole Lassak wrote:
My sisters and I have a tradition of treating the one celebrating their
fiftieth birthday to a girls weekend. This coming weekend we're doing
another celebration. I need some cute and funny ideas for posters,
banners,
signs, etc.
I have a Kortelahti pattern that I would like to do that is giving me fits.
It is 36 Kellot from- Uudet Nyplaysmallet I love the hearts and flowers.
There is only 1/8 of the circle given for the pricking pattern, so I (years
ago.) reduced it and made 8 copies to put together to complete the
Dear Diana,
Do
computer scanners distort less?
Yes good scanners don't distort.
Greetings Ilske
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At 10:40 PM 11/16/2003 -0500, you wrote:
A lot of the ones *with* the permit don't look all that disabled, but
that's because the disabled can't drive themselves, and the relatives
use the car. I give those (if the disabled person isn't on board) my
most evil look, but don't do anything about
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