Turgeon and Lasell are related.
ray salisbury
Genealogical Society) in Manchester, NH open fridays and saturdays for
confirmation of the names Turgeon and Lasell as French-Canadians and for
confirmation of the fact that just about French-Canadians are
extra-highly interrelated . (Searching ancestry.com can also show that
Turgeon is a french-canadian name and look up Tanguay's French-Canadian
genealogy info as well as Jette's Genealogy books here on the internet).
If you are of French-Canadian ancestry yourself you must also be related
to both Turgeon and Lasell(the latter will be coming up on DS soon).
Dumorte
Well, I am distantly related to Vlad Tepes (the Imapaler). My last name is
Dragon. In Rumanian, that is Dracul...Dracula is "Son of the Dragon. The
story goes that the family left Rumania shortly after Vlad was killed and moved
to France. From there they moved to New Orleans in the ninteenth century.
Sidney
Dumorte
Tis better to be silent and thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.
Some minds are like concrete; all mixed up and permanently set.
The problem with the gene pool is that there is no lifeguard.
Graeme
So, your argument is that you must be related to them because you all
(probably) come from the same country, and all Canadians are inbred.
Well okay Boobie, that's also the basis of my claiming to be related to Ross
Perot. We both come from the same state, and people say the same thing about
Texans.
How about if we compromise? I'll concede the part about you being inbred, but
not the part about being related to Turgeon and Lasell.
ray salisbury
Genealogical Society. That will confirm the existence of the blessed
genealogical society. Look up Jean Turgeon at Ancestry.com, you'll go to
another screen then says something about world entries for Jean Turgeon
press that and you will then see that Jean Turgeon was indeed a French
Canadian and so is the name Turgeon. Lasell (as Dr. Guthrie) is coming
up in a few weeks, if you are a French Canadian or (French Canadian
descendant) would you not love to be related to him? I feel close to
foxy Diana Millay because of him.
David Brunt
>So, your argument is that you must be related to them because you all
>(probably) come from the same country, and all Canadians are inbred.
>
>Well okay Boobie, that's also the basis of my claiming to be related to
Ross
>Perot. We both come from the same state, and people say the same thing
about
>Texans.
Woooo. Then that means I'm related to Sir Anthony Hopkins, Richard Burton,
Tom Jones and Dylan Thomas....
Yaaaaaayyyy.
<g>
David
Guy Haines, II
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> I feel close to
> foxy Diana Millay because of him.
>
If Ray gets close to "foxy" Diana Millay he'll meet his proper fate:
"Ray Salisbury...died by fire!"
Graeme
Genealogical Society. That will confirm the existence of the blessed
genealogical society. Look up Jean Turgeon at Ancestry.com, you'll go to
another screen then says something about world entries for Jean Turgeon press
that and you will then see that Jean Turgeon was indeed a French Canadian and
so is the name Turgeon.
>>
The name Turgeon IS listed there, but I don't see anything that says that any
halfwit on the Usenet who claims to be French Canadian is automatically related
to everyone named Turgeon.
Now me and Uncle Ross is a different story though. I almost wish I'd voted for
him now.
DpY
Now Guy, we all must be kind to Ray right now.
I think ever since he's heard that we actually get to see babe
Pennock's feet Ray's been in absolute pedal Heaven!
DpY
Guy Haines, II
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1969 Merv Griffen show who sits barefoot beside Jonathan Frid during his
interview? We never found out her name.
Guy
jeanannd
Talk of interesting relatives. :)
--
Dreaming permits each and every
one of us to be quietly and safely
insane every night of our lives.
- - William Dement
jean...@home.com
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jeanannd
on down to Phoenix...<G> ;)
--
Dreaming permits each and every
one of us to be quietly and safely
insane every night of our lives.
- - William Dement
jean...@home.com
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>
Guy Haines, II
"jeanannd" <jean...@home.com> wrote in message
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> LOL, so are you setting good ole Ray up for a Hot Night tonight? Let's
go
> on down to Phoenix...<G> ;)
> --
> Dreaming permits each and every
> one of us to be quietly and safely
> insane every night of our lives.
> - - William Dement
> jean...@home.com
>
Love your sig, Jeaannd!
Well, I don't have to set Ray up. Like a moth too dumb to feel the heat of
the flame, if he approaches Diana with the words he uses here, she'll burn
him worse than Laura would.
Guy
Eric Newman
<bel...@erols.com> wrote:
>
>"jeanannd" <jean...@home.com> wrote in message
>news:0doe7.31385$c8.10...@news1.denver1.co.home.com...
>> LOL, so are you setting good ole Ray up for a Hot Night tonight? Let's
>go
>> on down to Phoenix...<G> ;)
>> --
>> Dreaming permits each and every
>> one of us to be quietly and safely
>> insane every night of our lives.
>> - - William Dement
>> jean...@home.com
>>
>
>Love your sig, Jeaannd!
Is William Dement the guy who invented dementia? That would be one of
those cool coincidences, like the fact that mesmerization was invented
by Franz Mesmer.
Dumorte
>Talk of interesting relatives. :)
>
He is like a great great great (I really don't know how many of these he is)
grand uncle.
Dumorte
>the flame, if he approaches Diana with the words he uses here, she'll burn
>him worse than Laura would.
Amen to that Guy! She is one spicy woman!
Tony Lew
> Fey Ray wrote:
> >>I'm related to both of them also. Call the ACGS (American Canadian
> Genealogical Society) in Manchester, NH open fridays and saturdays for
> confirmation of the names Turgeon and Lasell as French-Canadians and for
> confirmation of the fact that just about French-Canadians are extra-highly
> interrelated . (Searching ancestry.com can also show that Turgeon is a
> french-canadian name and look up Tanguay's French-Canadian genealogy info as
> well as Jette's Genealogy books here on the internet). If you are of
> French-Canadian ancestry yourself you must also be related to both Turgeon and
> Lasell(the latter will be coming up on DS soon).
> >>
>
> So, your argument is that you must be related to them because you all
> (probably) come from the same country, and all Canadians are inbred.
>
> Well okay Boobie, that's also the basis of my claiming to be related to Ross
> Perot. We both come from the same state, and people say the same thing about
> Texans.
Q) What do you call a Texas girl who can outrun her brothers?
A) A virgin.
Graeme
Talk of interesting relatives. :)
>>
No, not for real. The truth is that Turgeon, Lasell, and Ray are all French
Canadian. As usual, he's filled in the gaps with his imagination.
Graeme
A) A virgin.
>>
We have similar jokes here. For example:
Q: What is the only thing that separates Texans from total ignorance?
A: The Red River.
The Vampire
Canadian. As usual, he's filled in the gaps with his imagination.>
I'm still waiting for Ray to fill me in with the connection between "Le
Petit Vagabond" and Connie Fowkes!
--
The Vampire
"Needles & Sins, Sins & Needles
he's gasping for air
in the wishing well..."
The Killing Jar
-Siouxsie and the Banshees
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ACGS (tel.#1-603-622-1554) and ask them the following three if not four
questions:
1)Is it true that French Immigration to Canada came to a nearly 100%
halt at the end of the French and Indian War?
2)Is it true that just about all French-Canadians are related?
3)Is Turgeon a French Canadian last name?
4)Is Lasell a French Canadian last name?
Call, any of you, you may just prove to yourself that the above two DS
actors were indeed related and (if you are French-Canadian yourself)
that you are related to them as well.
jeanannd
deprivation, and the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders. In 1970 he
founded the world's first sleep disorders center at Stanford University. In
1975 he launched the American Sleep Disorders Association, serving as its
president for 12 years. He wrote the first undergraduate text in the field
and is chairman of the National Commission on Sleep Disorders Research.
--
A little nonsense now and then, is
cherished by the wisest men.
Roald Dahl, (Willy Wonka) Charlie
and the Chocolate Factory
jean...@home.com
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> >
> >"jeanannd" <jean...@home.com> wrote in message
Guy Haines, II
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> In Manchester,NH is open. I challenge any one of you here to call the
> ACGS (tel.#1-603-622-1554) and ask them the following three if not four
> questions:
>
> 1)Is it true that French Immigration to Canada came to a nearly 100%
> halt at the end of the French and Indian War?
>
> 2)Is it true that just about all French-Canadians are related?
>
> 3)Is Turgeon a French Canadian last name?
>
> 4)Is Lasell a French Canadian last name?
>
I got the same answer to all four questions:
"Ray Salisbury is a hoser!" Eh?
ray salisbury
ask. (I cannot take any of Guy's sarcastic remarks seriously). Oh and
someone please tell Guy, on another point, that I do not manage to spot
all my mistakes I make so I cannot possibly correct them all.
Guy Haines, II
"ray salisbury" <lafr...@webtv.net> wrote in >Oh and
> someone please tell Guy, on another point, that I do not manage to spot
> all my mistakes I make so I cannot possibly correct them all.
>
Dirk Wilkins
Graeme
>>No one needs to tell me this...
I think that for some reason Ray isn't talking to you directly. With his ego,
he probably thinks this is a punishment.