"BONO TO BE A DAD AGAIN!"
Stacey
U2's Bono and his wife Ali Hewson are expecting their fourth child next
year.
It's been reported on allirelandmusic.com that the singer's 39-year-old wife
is due to have her fourth baby in June 2001...
To read all about it go to
http://www.dotmusic.com/news/November2000/news16629.asp
Thank you
Stacey
Kite Flyer
balance things more in the Hewson house....but mainly let's pray for health and
happiness. :)
"I wish I could live up to the idea of Christianity," shrugs Bono. "It's
like I'm a fan; I'm not actually in the band." Bono Q magazine Nov. 2000 issue
Someone
>
> YAY!!!!!! Congrats to Bono and Ali!!!!!! Here's to hoping it is a boy to
> balance things more in the Hewson house....but mainly let's pray for health and
> happiness. :)
What do you mean "YAY!"?
How about - "Hey, Bono, ever heard of birth control?"
Dan-E
u2zo...@aol.comlon.edu (Kite Flyer) wrote:
>YAY!!!!!! Congrats to Bono and Ali!!!!!! Here's to hoping
it is a boy to
>balance things more in the Hewson house....but mainly let's
pray for health and
>happiness. :)
>
I remember reading an interview of an actress (I forget who)
of irish ancestry who said she's something along the lines
of being a "sturdy irish girl" or something to that affect.
Ali will be fine.
Dan-E
James GB
stalkers.
Ali and family never asked to be famous.
Someone
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> Someone:
>
> < Kite Flyer wrote:
> < >
> < > YAY!!!!!! Congrats to Bono and Ali!!!!!! Here's to hoping it is a boy to
> < > balance things more in the Hewson house....but mainly let's pray for health and
> < > happiness. :)
> <
> <
> <
> < How about - "Hey, Bono, ever heard of birth control?"
>
>
Did I say they shouldn't be allowed?
Vortex
No, of course not. But, you must realize that part of the human psyche feels
it's necessary to live out their fantasies of being famous through other people.
And, yes, that means prying into their private lives as well.
Now, mind you, that is not to say that the above statement is a morally correct
one. But, still, and yet, the impish temptations of gossip take effect. And,
yes, unfortunately at the expense of Ali and family, and I quite imagine it's a
brutal cross to bear.
Keep in mind as well, that I used the term "impish" as opposed to "demonic".
Psychopathic behavior and severe delusion need to be added to the word "impish"
for Ali and family to be in any physical danger. Which is approximately 0.1% of
the human population.
It's not to say, either, that it can't happen. It has happened before now.
However, the odds are slim. Thousands of people with "celebrity status" have
come and gone without any physical harm done to them. But, much, much less have
gone unscathed without encountering a delusional character or two.
The only hope I have is that Ali plus family have in place proper and appropiate
security measures.
Other than that, I can only express my empathy, and wish them well. Personally,
I would never in my lifetime wish fame upon myself. Vortex.
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Someone
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> Someone:
> are not in order, and that they should taken steps to avoid this.
>
> Perhaps a better question is: why do you feel they (or anyone for that
> matter) should have taken steps to avoid this?
>
> --
>
> joe
Beter yet you might ask - How many children is enough?
Mengmeng Zhang
> Beter yet you might ask - How many children is enough?
I'd say, "However many the parents believe is enough."
--
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Someone
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> Someone <jlmN...@gol.com> wrote:
> > Beter yet you might ask - How many children is enough?
>
> I'd say, "However many the parents believe is enough."
The world has over 6 billion people. Many of them don't have enough to
eat, clean drinking water, or access to education. When is enough
enough?
nichy
Someone <jlmN...@gol.com> wrote in message news:3A2622...@gol.com...
Someone
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> Someone:
> couple in, say, Canada having a child worsen the situation in, say,
> Ethiopia? Perhaps this is the root of the differing views here.
>
The couple in Canada can adopt one of the parentless children from
Ethiopia.
Vortex
>Regardless, is it safe to say then, that it's the subject of
>overpopulation and/or Bono's remarks about it that is the sore point
>here, and not the fan response (re: 'YAY!')?
>
>--
>
>joe
It's never safe to say anything to Someone who makes "sense". Vortex.
Jennifer Lyon
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In article <3A2622...@gol.com>, Someone <jlmN...@gol.com>
wrote:
> The world has over 6 billion people. Many of them don't have enough to
> eat, clean drinking water, or access to education. When is enough
> enough?
Think of it this way-- maybe Bono and Ali's kids will grow up to
be the kinds of people who will figure out how to solve some of
the problems in this world.
Someone
>
> Someone:
>
> < Joe wrote:
> < >
> < > Someone:
> < >
> < > couple in, say, Canada having a child worsen the situation in, say,
> < > Ethiopia? Perhaps this is the root of the differing views here.
> < >
> < The couple in Canada can adopt one of the parentless children from
> < Ethiopia.
>
> children until every child who needs parents is adopted? You don't have
> to answer - we both know obviously not. However, that's what your
> idealistic response implies. It would be -wonderful- if they did. But not
> every couple is going to adopt. So are they allowed to have children? If
> so how many? One? Two? Three? Two natural and one adopted by law? Six?
> Based on what? Who gets to decide how many is too many? What if someone
> with the exact right number of children accidentally becomes pregnant?
>
> As I said, I agree parts of the world suffer from overpopulation, and
> something needs to be done. However, the issue here is singling out two
> people as you have - which I disagree with.
>
> --
>
> joe
In the end it all comes down to individual action. These individuals are
simply examples - high-profile examples.
Someone
>
> ----------
> In article <3A2622...@gol.com>, Someone <jlmN...@gol.com>
> wrote:
>
> > eat, clean drinking water, or access to education. When is enough
> > enough?
>
> be the kinds of people who will figure out how to solve some of
> the problems in this world.
Then carry that line of reasoning to its end.
Vikash Jansari
--
Vik
"Jennifer Lyon" <Jennif...@prodigy.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> ----------
> In article <3A2622...@gol.com>, Someone <jlmN...@gol.com>
> wrote:
>
> > The world has over 6 billion people. Many of them don't have enough to
> > eat, clean drinking water, or access to education. When is enough
> > enough?
>
Someone
Vikash Jansari wrote:
>
> well said.
>
> --
> Vik
>
> "Jennifer Lyon" <Jennif...@prodigy.net> wrote in message
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> >
> >
> > ----------
> > In article <3A2622...@gol.com>, Someone <jlmN...@gol.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > The world has over 6 billion people. Many of them don't have enough to
> > > eat, clean drinking water, or access to education. When is enough
> > > enough?
> >