Posted: March 23, 2005 5:12 pm
It was technically his 2nd... I deleted his 1stElrod wrote:Congratulations jxnph. From 0 to Godwin's Law on your first post.
That's a record that will stand for awhile.
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Posted: March 23, 2005 5:13 pm
did someone hear something?? An odd squaking sound?
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:13 pm
Then he's not nearly as impressive.Tiki Bar wrote:It was technically his 2nd... I deleted his 1st
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:14 pm
Tiki Bar wrote:It was technically his 2nd... I deleted his 1stElrod wrote:Congratulations jxnph. From 0 to Godwin's Law on your first post.
That's a record that will stand for awhile.
thank you for your efforts!!!!
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:14 pm
Although sometimes a male, Crybaby is usually a female, and often a close ally of Innocence Abused. When teased or attacked Crybaby will pitch a loud public temper tantrum, holding her breath and kicking her feet. If that defense fails she will run to Nanny for comfort.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:14 pm
I wasn't planning on discussing it at all with her...because I agree she is too young. But, in the weekly school newsletter there's a list of people to pray for and it was listed as, "Please pray for Terri Schiavo who has been sentenced to death by starvation" and she asked about it.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:15 pm
Elrod wrote:Then he's not nearly as impressive.Tiki Bar wrote:It was technically his 2nd... I deleted his 1st
was he to begin with??
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:15 pm
I think I've already stated his inadequacies.ph4ever wrote:Elrod wrote:Then he's not nearly as impressive.Tiki Bar wrote:It was technically his 2nd... I deleted his 1st
was he to begin with??
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:16 pm
buffettbride wrote:I wasn't planning on discussing it at all with her...because I agree she is too young. But, in the weekly school newsletter there's a list of people to pray for and it was listed as, "Please pray for Terri Schiavo who has been sentenced to death by starvation" and she asked about it.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
IMHO that was so wrong of her school. They could have left off the death by starvation part.
did you hear that wierd noise again???
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:17 pm
Even better than my last post:
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:17 pm
Quint and I love you, Balcony Girls...balcony girls wrote: I love you, BuffettBride. . . .and all your family . . . .
I love you, TikiBar for being a good friend . . .
I love you, Desdamona, for my avatar. . .
{ to be continued ). . .
... mermaidindisguise & les....
...buffettbride & clan...
...gulfbreeze...
(And our other friends, too)
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:18 pm
what is that annoying sound???
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:18 pm
Hmmm....so what if you're BN's 157. You can't type worth a s--t!ph4ever wrote:
did you hear that wierd noise again???
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:19 pm
The hamsters in your head!ph4ever wrote:what is that annoying sound???
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:19 pm
It's a Catholic school so it doesn't surprise me, but yes, they could have left it off and everyone would have known. I think they saw it as an opportunity for parents in agreement with the Church to talk about it with their kids.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:I wasn't planning on discussing it at all with her...because I agree she is too young. But, in the weekly school newsletter there's a list of people to pray for and it was listed as, "Please pray for Terri Schiavo who has been sentenced to death by starvation" and she asked about it.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote: Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
IMHO that was so wrong of her school. They could have left off the death by starvation part.
I hear nothing Connie
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:20 pm
I have a clan???DonnaKayDunbar wrote: ...buffettbride & clan...
BB loves you too DKD!
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:21 pm
buffettbride wrote:It's a Catholic school so it doesn't surprise me, but yes, they could have left it off and everyone would have known. I think they saw it as an opportunity for parents in agreement with the Church to talk about it with their kids.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:I wasn't planning on discussing it at all with her...because I agree she is too young. But, in the weekly school newsletter there's a list of people to pray for and it was listed as, "Please pray for Terri Schiavo who has been sentenced to death by starvation" and she asked about it.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
IMHO that was so wrong of her school. They could have left off the death by starvation part.
I hear nothing Connie
yea the sound is gone but the STENCH remains
and in keeping with all the love that's being thrown around I LOVE YOU MAL!!!! (((((MAL)))))
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:21 pm
Well it was a pleasure and a hell of an evening.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:21 pm
well... the wind IS blowing harder now...ph4ever wrote:what is that annoying sound???
(I'm tryin' to reason with jackass season... )
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:21 pm
It's a Catholic school.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:I wasn't planning on discussing it at all with her...because I agree she is too young. But, in the weekly school newsletter there's a list of people to pray for and it was listed as, "Please pray for Terri Schiavo who has been sentenced to death by starvation" and she asked about it.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote: Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
IMHO that was so wrong of her school. They could have left off the death by starvation part.
did you hear that wierd noise again???