Happy Birthday Arlin & Ilene

[Jim Everman]

I guess that covers it. ;-)

When the world gives you tomatoes make bloody marys!
[Shoe, today]

--
Jim Everman mailto:eve...@Anet-STL.com
http://www.Anet-STL.com/~everman/

[Butterkup]

Double your pleasure,
Double your fun...
'Cause Arlin's and Ilene's birthday are one!
(yea, I know, that's baaaaaad!)
sue

[Paul Goetze]

Late as usual: I hope you had a wonderful birthday, Arlin and Ilene. Paul

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[Robert W. McKibben]

Taggin on, HAPPY BIRTHDAY fom me also.
Robert

[Seagate J.]

can i turtle-backed on yr msg? "HAPPY twin birthday"
from jonathan of .my

In article <391FDD99...@anet-stl.com>,

Jim Everman <eve...@anet-stl.com> wrote:
> I guess that covers it. ;-)
>
> When the world gives you tomatoes make bloody marys!
> [Shoe, today]
>
> --
> Jim Everman mailto:eve...@Anet-STL.com
> http://www.Anet-STL.com/~everman/
>
>

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[Amy Croley]

LOL! I thought that it was goooood....Arlin :-)
"Butterkup" <k...@ewol.com> wrote in message
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[Joan Baker]

happy birthday you two....many more happy ones to come.....Joan
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[judithann]

Piggy backing, Jime...
Happy Birthday twins! Are you two identical? There was just a
great documentary about twins on the other night. What an
incredible life twins have! Helps if you like each other
too. :o) Happy Birthday!!!

judithann--
"It is not economical to go to bed early to save the candles if
the result is twins."
~~~~~~~~~
Chinese Proverb

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[arlin]

Thanks Paul. We did have a nice evening together.
Arlin :-)
Paul Goetze <paul....@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3920b...@news4.newsfeeds.com...

> In article <391FF12E...@ewol.com>, Butterkup <k...@ewol.com> wrote:
> >

> >Double your pleasure,
> >Double your fun...
> >'Cause Arlin's and Ilene's birthday are one!
> >(yea, I know, that's baaaaaad!)
> >sue
>

[arlin]

Thanks Jonathan for the birthday wishes.
Arlin :-)

[arlin]

Thank you Joan for thinking of us.
Arlin :-)
Joan Baker <job...@prairieweb.com> wrote in message
news:8frqc...@enews4.newsguy.com...

> happy birthday you two....many more happy ones to come.....Joan

[arlin]

Thanks for the birthday wishes. Yes, we are identical. We have been called
Double Trouble. <G>
Arlin :-)
judithann <b...@netsync.net> wrote in message
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[ArlinLV]

I do like lemon in my bloody marys.Arlin :-)
>Subject: Happy Birthday Arlin & Ilene
>From: Jim Everman eve...@anet-stl.com
>Date: 5/15/2000 4:20 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: <391FDD99...@anet-stl.com>

>
>I guess that covers it. ;-)
>
>When the world gives you tomatoes make bloody marys!
> [Shoe, today]
>
>--
> Jim Everman mailto:eve...@Anet-STL.com
> http://www.Anet-STL.com/~everman/

The stars come out when it is the darkest!

[bukit_bendera]

judi, may 20

about yr asking if they were identical. on the afpf site, jim e
posted an article about his visit to a place (sacramento??)
last year or so where he met up with the arlin and her twin sis,
ilene.

regards, jonathan.

[arlin]

I really enjoyed this book. I am having a hard time getting into my new book
because I am still thinking about the characters in the other book. Do you
ever do that?
Arlin :-)
TexGal <tid...@pdq.net> wrote in message
news:DCA2BAC0689F9444.DC68230F...@lp.airnews.net...
> hmmmmm ... something to think about .... one or two ....
>
> I love Dean Koontz and I have not yet read this one. I'll look for it.
> Thanks, Ilene ... er ... Arlin ... er .. whoever!!
>
> Donna
>
>
> Amy Croley wrote in message ...
> >Have you read Dean Koontz new novel "False Memories?" Maybe he saw two
and
> >maybe he only saw one.......Arlin :-)
> >"TexGal" <tid...@pdq.net> wrote in message
> >news:87266548755A47CA.65394632...@lp.airnews.net...
> >> Jim Everman wrote in message <39269D6B...@anet-stl.com>...
> >> <<<<snipped>>>>>>
> >>
> >> > It's at: <http://webusers.anet-stl.com/~everman/Sacgathr.html>
> >> >There is also a link to it (Sacramento, May 99) at the group
> >> >website: <http://members.xoom.com/afpf/>
> >> >
> >> > For those that believe they are the same person, that page has
> >> >a rare picture of them both at the same time and place.
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >> Yeah, right, Jim .... as if we didn't know that pictures can be
> doctored!!
> >> To my knowledge, you are the only member of this group who has seen
them
> >> "together". Let me ask you this ... was one of them always gone to the
> >> restroom or to the car or to make a phone call ... right before the
other
> >> one came back??? LOL
> >>
> >> Donna (polishing up her detective skills by trying on a raincoat that
> >looks
> >> suspiciously like Columbo's ... and singing Happy Birthday to Arlin and
> >> Ilene)
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>

[angela sanders]

I read mr first book by Koontz (IT) because my son was really into him
at the time and I wanted to see what was so interesting to him. It was
a good book, but scared me to pieces! When I finished I told my son,
"This is the best book he ever wrote." Sterling laughingly reminded me
that it was the ONLY book I read by him.<g> I think I've only read one
other Koontz book--still scary as hell.

-Angela, Nevada USA

[Yoj]

Yes, his books are scary, but good.

Joy

angela sanders <doezi...@worldspy.net> wrote in message
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[Butterkup]

My favorite is Watchers. I even liked the movie.
sue

[Gayle]

I hate to tell you Angela, but Stephen King wrote IT, not Koontz.
Now there's a scary individual.
Gayle (who readys every Dean Koontz book at least twice)

[Amy Croley]

Was it "Intensity" that you read? That one scared me. Arlin :-)

"angela sanders" <doezi...@worldspy.net> wrote in message
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> I read mr first book by Koontz (IT) because my son was really into him
> at the time and I wanted to see what was so interesting to him. It was
> a good book, but scared me to pieces! When I finished I told my son,
> "This is the best book he ever wrote." Sterling laughingly reminded me
> that it was the ONLY book I read by him.<g> I think I've only read one
> other Koontz book--still scary as hell.
>
> -Angela, Nevada USA
>
>

[Amy Croley]

Wow! I missed one. I am going out to get it. Arlin :-)
"Butterkup" <k...@ewol.comm> wrote in message
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> My favorite is Watchers. I even liked the movie.
> sue
>
> angela sanders wrote:
> >

[angela sanders]

Think I'm going to have to read another. If only I knew in advance
what night I would have trouble sleeping...
-Angela, Nevada USA

[bukit_bendera]

i just discover that the capital of california is sacramento!

i heard it from "who wants to be a millionaire" show of united
kingdom.

about 41% of the audience thought so; the rest shared between los
angeles , san fransico and others. i never sacramento was.

something new for my knowledge. rgds, jonathan.

[angela sanders]

Did he write one called "It"? Anyway, it had an it in it.<g>
Now I can't remember. Shoot, I'll probably get one I already
read. Do you wonder about that man? I mean, what kind of brain
can think up stuff like that.
-Angela, Nevada USA

On Wed, 24 May 2000 15:32:44 -0700, "Amy Croley"
<sci...@email.msn.com> wrote:

>Was it "Intensity" that you read? That one scared me. Arlin :-)
>"angela sanders" <doezi...@worldspy.net> wrote in message
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