I heard this exactly once on the radio this afternoon, then it disappeared
into the ozone. Hillary has her eyes on 2008, like we all knew she did.

The ACLU, the NEA, NARAL and NOW.
All want to rule America under a sow. Named Hillary.

--
Charles of Schaumburg

"n5hsr" <n5hsr (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote

You know, if you stopped calling women names like "sow," you might be able
to get a date.

As for the "news item," leading politicians announce for President when and
where the feel like it. Most of them play a cat-and-mouse game with it. So
this news bulletin of yours isn't particularly interesting.



--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

Yeah really......Sow...??

I prefer the terms ho, trick..or bitch..

CP

"n5hsr" <n5hsr (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote

Wonderful, things went great when we were ruled by the Chinese. We lost over
a million jobs thanks to the Hill-billies, maybe they can get the rest of
them deported this time.

Since OE cuts out the OT: from subject lines you really ought to make
sure you are putting it back in manually. Thanks.

"badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

Huh? OE doesn't cut the "OT" out of subject lines. At least not IME.

Cathy

Cathy F., 9/1/2006,7:39:14 PM, wrote:

If you are the first replier to a subject beginning with OT: it will
strip the OT: It is a well known bug that has to do with the colon and
how OE inserts the Re:

Believe me, it is true. It's just like all the other things I tell you
people that aren't informed of the facts. In your case I am fairly
certain you will take the effort to investigate what I say.

"badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

Oh, wait a minute - this is ringing a very faint bell from an OT discussion
a long time ago, on another ng. Doesn't it stay intact if one types "OT -",
a dash instead of the colon?

Cathy

<jd (AT) mongo (DOT) krivis.com> wrote

I looked into Free Agent once upon a time. But decided I like OE just fine,
& for the most part, know how to use it. Old dog, new tricks; I don't need
any unnecessary new techie stuff to learn! (I am not exactly Ms.
Super-Tech, & that's putting it mildly!)

Cathy

Cathy F., 9/1/2006,9:37:56 PM, wrote:

Yes. It is the : that causes the problem. Remember that for the
future.