Advice for California Girl.
RJRSJ1
>now
>think they control this group. Linda and Judith are accepted because certain
>people in this group can look down on them. Linda the fat lonely spinster
>with
>zero friends in real life and Judith the old fat loon desperately trying to
>look
>important. Easy to accept because they are so pathetic. You on the other
>hand
>are attractive, married, have money, and also (very important) the potential
>to
>post REAL first hand gossip on occasion.
>If you are patient, gracious, and turn the other cheek you will gradually win
>many of the other regulars over to you.
>Yes you will be hated and constantly ridiculed by that very small core group
>of
>nasties (you know who they are) but in the end it won't matter. If you ignore
>them, and make ton of on topic posts over time you will find more and more
>regulars coming to your defense. Distancing yourself from the trolls who are
>supporting you now was a good move. Court people like Lisa and you will win
>this
>group over.
>Hang in there girl.
>
>If you take this advice and it works out for you I will expect naked jpgs in
>my
>mailbox.
>
>
Hey, I'm married, attractive (check out my pic on the picpage.....:-)), and
I've posted first-hand gossip about Al Pacino, Russell Crowe, Richard Simmons
AND Little Richard! Even though I'm not loaded, Linda and Judith don't seem
threatened by me. What gives y'all? ;-)
Ynahteb
"CaliforniaGirl" <acalifo...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> I think you will find that you like me, Jack, once you realize I am not
the
> other people and only CaliforniaGirl. Okay, I may brag a little from time
> to time, but I make up for it in other ways. ;-) I totally do not take
> myself seriously and the bottom line is getting a good laugh from at least
> one person.
>
> Now be good so I don't have to killfile you again.
>
> Take care,
> Kathy
Brag on, Kathy, I must live vicariously through you, LOL!!!
(((((big sis))))
Bethany
J Rogow
"RJRSJ1" <rjr...@aol.comzyxqyzx> wrote in message
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> Hey, I'm married, attractive (check out my pic on the
picpage.....:-)), and
> I've posted first-hand gossip about Al Pacino, Russell Crowe, Richard
Simmons
> AND Little Richard! Even though I'm not loaded, Linda and Judith don't
seem
> threatened by me. What gives y'all? ;-)
I suspect that was written by Marley/Jack Parr/nym du jour who has never
gotten
over not being accepted in ASG as anything but a troll.
AbbaZabba
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mslinda
Good for you! I love Little Richard.
Even though I'm not loaded, Linda and Judith don't seem
> threatened by me. What gives y'all? ;-)
Jack's threatened by practically everything. Especially a NG that's
ignoring him.
Linda C.
One Day at a Time Sweet Jesus
>
>From: "AbbaZabba" (x)/\(x)
>
>Nice one, California Girl! How many other names are you going to post
>under?
>
You have 100% Zero proof to back up your spew, yes?
Thanks...
Madonna:
http://www.wherelifebegins.com/wlb/gallerys/gallerybox/dwofstage/usa/aug102.JPG
"I'm plagued with insecurities ... I'm insecure 24/7!!" --Madonna, insecure
even when she's sleeping
InsanelyBusy
>You are the first serious threat I have seen to the small group of thugs who
>now
>think they control this group.
Are you kidding me? Jack, sweetie, what have you been smoking? There is no
group of "thugs" that run AGC. This California Girl person isn't a threat to
anyone, either.
Linda and Judith are accepted because certain
>people in this group can look down on them. Linda the fat lonely spinster
>with
>zero friends in real life and Judith the old fat loon desperately trying to
>look
>important.
I dunno what either of them look like and I don't care. Yeah, Linda can get
pretty nasty at times, but she does post gossip, or at least inside scoop
stuff.
Easy to accept because they are so pathetic. You on the other
>hand
>are attractive, married, have money, and also (very important) the potential
>to
>post REAL first hand gossip on occasion.
I suppose I shouldn't have killfiled CaliforniaGirl so soon, because I've
missed any gossip from her. All I've seen are posts that are all about her and
how wonderful her life is compared to all us bottom-feeders. When she knocks
off the netkook stuff AND posts something relevant or at least entertaining,
then she might be tolerated. And Jack, if you think I'm jellus/intolerant of
this person because of the reasons listed above, you're dead wrong.
>If you are patient, gracious, and turn the other cheek you will gradually win
>many of the other regulars over to you.
This is good advice, but will probably fall on deaf ears. Haven't you seen the
Kathy FAQ?
>Yes you will be hated and constantly ridiculed by that very small core group
>of
>nasties (you know who they are) but in the end it won't matter. If you ignore
>them, and make ton of on topic posts over time you will find more and more
>regulars coming to your defense.
But that isn't what's happening. Where the heck have you been, Jack? Do you not
see what a troll this person is, or are you just compelled to be the token
opposition?
Distancing yourself from the trolls who are
>supporting you now was a good move. Court people like Lisa and you will win
>this
>group over.
>Hang in there girl.
>If you take this advice and it works out for you I will expect naked jpgs in
>my
>mailbox.
>
Ah, the *true* motivation for all the kindness.
Marianna
J Rogow
"mslinda" <msl...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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<Sigh> - I'd threaten RJRS1, but I'm too exhausted after the past four
or five days.
As for Marley, you sure have him pegged, Linda!
InsanelyBusy
>
>Have you read The Tao of David Migicovsky?
>Kathy's FAQ pales in comparision.
Never read it; don't wanna; stayed away from the mess while it was going on,
thank you; glad it's stayed gone lo these many moons.
Marianna
mslinda
And grows older and whinier every year he's ignored. Has he started
spouting his pornographic fantasies about Leslie again?
Linda C.
The Great and Powerful Oz
>The nasties in this group know most people want to be liked,
>especially by the people they perceive are the 'players' in the group, and
>they
>will use this against you...nonstop. Their favorite little trick, in case you
>haven't noticed, is to talk about you in threads you aren't involved in.
And they'll be vague about it so they can deny it to you later. "Oh, you
thought that was about you? Silly little nobody! We were talking about
someone else. My, what an ego you have, to think we would deign...blah, blah,
blah."
=Uncle Robbie
Life is just one goddamn thing after another,
*death* is a cabaret.
-Fran Lebowitz
The Great and Powerful Oz
>Don't try for, or expect acceptance from the hardcore group of
>bitches (both men and women)who infest this group now.
Watch it, asshole.
The Great and Powerful Oz
>>This is good advice, but will probably fall on deaf ears. Haven't you seen
>>the Kathy FAQ?
>Have you read The Tao
Now, now, Marley. You know better. Off you go.
Stickfight Sally
From: Adv...@from.jack
Date: Tue, Apr 23, 2002 10:46 AM
Message-id: <sq6bcu09noehll4ti...@4ax.com>
You are the first serious threat I have seen to the small group of thugs who
now
think they control this group. Linda and Judith are accepted because certain
people in this group can look down on them. Linda the fat lonely spinster with
zero friends in real life and Judith the old fat loon desperately trying to
look
important. Easy to accept because they are so pathetic. You on the other hand
are attractive, married, have money, and also (very important) the potential to
post REAL first hand gossip on occasion.
If you are patient, gracious, and turn the other cheek you will gradually win
many of the other regulars over to you.
Yes you will be hated and constantly ridiculed by that very small core group of
nasties (you know who they are) but in the end it won't matter. If you ignore
them, and make ton of on topic posts over time you will find more and more
regulars coming to your defense. Distancing yourself from the trolls who are
supporting you now was a good move. Court people like Lisa and you will win
this
group over.
Hang in there girl.
If you take this advice and it works out for you I will expect naked jpgs in my
mailbox.
JP
>>
That was nice of you, Jack. And the pics sound like a real plus. ;)
Considering the fact that Kathy has been distancing herself [and trying to
convince me to also, but I'm more stubborn] from the rat-pack, they sure can't
stop talking about her. It's obvious who the real trolls are. I should consider
it a compliment that they think I'm Kathy and that they hate me, too, because
of that.
Stickfight Sally
<< Has he started
spouting his pornographic fantasies about Leslie again? >>
No. He was spouting about what a suck-ass bitch you are. :-)
Stickfight Sally
<< Jack's threatened by practically everything. Especially a NG that's
ignoring him. >>
In your dreams, sugar. How many people have already replied to him so
far...including you? Even if indirectly, you're still *talking* about him. It
doesn't look like he's being ignored at all.
But you'd like it if he were. I know the pattern with you. Anyone who's wittier
and has more personality than you MUST BE SHUNNED IMMEDIATELY.
Stay suckered, sucker.
Stickfight Sally
<< actually like Stickfight Sally a lot!!!!, but I do want her to quit
talking to them so it will die down. >>
I know I'm having trouble with that.
Stickfight Sally
<< Subject: Re: Advice for California Girl.
Date: Tue, Apr 23, 2002 1:36 PM
Message-id: <20020423163617...@mb-mu.aol.com>
>Subject: Re: Advice for California Girl.
>
>From: "AbbaZabba" (x)/\(x)
>
>Nice one, California Girl! How many other names are you going to post
>under?
>
You have 100% Zero proof to back up your spew, yes?
Thanks... >>
Why, The Talented Mr. Tux, you *know* pigs don't fly and they never will. ;)
I just love it when ya pound 'em!
PattyC
the "have money" talk, rather offensive. I am not thin, not lonely, and
not married. How come so many assume that life for anyone not thin and
married is so bad compared to married and skinny?
I have many married friends. I know a couple who are actually happy that
way. I know a couple thin people who are over forty. It's in their genes.
They don't exactly *do* thin by some great personal actions... My thinnest
friend my age is the most neurotic of all my friends.
Has anyone ever considered that these "barometers" are a BIT off?
Of any of the stupid barometers I've seen here, the money thing makes the
most sense. Since we all know that money can DO things for us.
Is one "acceptable" if one has money but is fat? Or has money but
unmarried? Or if one is poor, but thin, is that a good thing? It's
interesting to me that so many talk about thin, married and money as IF
those are the factors that make one's opinions credible.
More interesting is that no one mentions intelligence. Which sorta/kinda
makes for what *I* think develops a good discussion.
BTW, I have cats. (Spinster, fat, old maid with cats...) Not really poor,
so I can't fit that negative descriptive.
PattyC
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"Stickfight Sally" <luv2jo...@aol.comeGossip> wrote in message
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Stickfight Sally
From: "CaliforniaGirl" acalifo...@aol.com >>
<< FWIW, I am tired of the talk about my money. >>
I find the talk of money to be so funny. People assume that someone with money
cares only for money. The reason they think that is because if THEY had money,
THEY would be arrogant. The fact is, I have a number of friends who are
loaded....and they are generous beyond belief. I don't mean they are only
generous when asked...that too, but also they go out of their way to see a
person in need. Most of them are Christians and that has a lot ot do with it
b/c they certainly didn't grow up that way. One friend in particular makes a
ton of money [lawyer] and she is literally some times broke b/c she gives and
gives. And by "broke" I mean, *after* she pays her rent, student loans, credit
cards, etc. She rarely has anything in savings. Money does talk and sometimes
it has very nice things to say.
The Milkman's Daughter
<Jac...@faux.aol> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 17:30:38 -0700, "CaliforniaGirl"
<acalifo...@aol.com>
> wrote:
>
> >X-No-archive: yes
> >
> ><Jac...@faux.aol> wrote in message
> >news:b4vbcu4th0fkk22os...@4ax.com...
> >> On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 00:02:35 GMT, "PattyC" <patty...@attbi.com>
wrote:
> >>
> >> >Is one "acceptable" if one has money but is fat?
> >>
> >> Look how everyone hangs on every boring word posted by the Great Pink
> >Thing.
> >> She would have been told to stuff her incredibly lame 'Princess'
routine
> >up her
> >> ample butt years ago if she didn't have money.
> >>
> >> JP
> >
> >I guess I am out of the loop. What is the Pink Princess' story?
> >
> Well she does live in a real north american castle.
> Here is her website.
> Look if you dare. You could end up jealous.
> http://www.facemakersincorporated.com/havenmain.html
>
> JP
I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take reservations?
Amanda
Stickfight Sally
<< I guess I am out of the loop. What is the Pink Princess' story? >>
I think he means Linda but we're not supposed to talk about that, right?
*giggle*
The Great and Powerful Oz
>Look how everyone hangs on every [] word posted by the Great Pink Thing.
Back off, Marley, or people will think you've moved to Belgium.
The Great and Powerful Oz
>> I guess I am out of the loop. What is the Pink Princess' story?
> I think he means Linda
Bite your tongue. No one could ever mistake the two of them. Princess is a
dear friend and a wonderful person (aside from her political leanings).
The Great and Powerful Oz
>http://www.facemakersincorporated.com/havenmain.html
>I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take reservations?
You won't find her in this thread, dear, but I've fixed the subject line to get
her attention.
Stickfight Sally
<< Princess is a
dear friend and a wonderful person >>
D'oops! ;)
The Great and Powerful Oz
>> Jack's threatened by practically everything. Especially a NG that's
>> ignoring him.
>In your dreams, sugar. How many people have already replied to him so
>far...including you? Even if indirectly, you're still *talking* about him.
That's Linda's "style." She puts you in her "killfile" (we think it's a strip
of Post-Its stuck to her monitor) and then replies about you to others.
> I know the pattern with you. Anyone who's wittier and has more
> personality than you MUST BE SHUNNED IMMEDIATELY.
Who on earth would she talk to? Even single-celled life has more wit and
personality.
InsanelyBusy
>Look how everyone hangs on every boring word posted by the Great Pink Thing.
>She would have been told to stuff her incredibly lame 'Princess' routine up
>her
>ample butt years ago if she didn't have money.
Aw, kee-rist, Jack, lay off already. Who the fuck cares what the Princess's
bank balance is? And who cares what Linda or Judith look like in real life?
They're interesting here on the group, regardless of whatever past or RL
history you have with them.
AGC has survived dumbshit flame wars, (particularly the ones that get
transplanted from ASG) before; it will survive this one too. Anyone who thinks
this signals the death of the group is- I'll be charitable- mistaken.
Marianna
Stickfight Sally
<< I've fixed the subject line to get
her attention. >>
Clever devil....
Stickfight Sally
<< I know quite a few people who are 'loaded' as well. For the most part they
are
penny pinching, right wing, don't want to pay any taxes, suck down all the free
medicare, figure the homeless should be used for speed bumps then at least they
will be useful, self centered, mean spirited bastards.
Except when they throw a party. >>
Oh, I'm sorry. The loaded people I spoke of are "right wing", pay taxes and
don't complain, hate the idea that lazy people live off governent aide, and do
volunteer work in homeless shelters. I kid you not. There is a ray of light out
there...
The Milkman's Daughter
"The Great and Powerful Oz" <uncle...@aol.come.in.me> wrote in message
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> The Milkman's Daughter wrote:
>
> >http://www.facemakersincorporated.com/havenmain.html
>
> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take
reservations?
>
> You won't find her in this thread, dear, but I've fixed the subject line
to get
> her attention.
>
LOL! Yeah, that should work.
Amanda
Stickfight Sally
<< (we think it's a strip
of Post-Its stuck to her monitor) >>
LMAO!!!
<< and then replies about you to others. >>
Right!
<< Who on earth would she talk to? Even single-celled life has more wit and
personality. >>
She just talks *about* "shunning" the people she's supposed to be "shunning",
and replying *about* the people she's supposed to have "killfiled". This is how
her world turns. I'm not sure why she bothers "shunning" and "killfiling" at
all. But, whatever....
Lorr1
>> >
>> Well she does live in a real north american castle.
>> Here is her website.
>> Look if you dare. You could end up jealous.
>> http://www.facemakersincorporated.com/havenmain.html
>>
>> JP
>
>I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take reservations?
>
>Amanda
>
I call the gazebo...I'm not greedy
*******************************************
Lorri
http://hometown.aol.com/lorr1/
I'm gonna be a featured extra in the Indie film "Blue Lizard Lounge" this
summer!
http://www.shepherdliterary.com/new!!!.htm
The Milkman's Daughter
"Lorr1" <lo...@aol.comkeepout> wrote in message
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> >> >I guess I am out of the loop. What is the Pink Princess' story?
> >> >
> >> Well she does live in a real north american castle.
> >> Here is her website.
> >> Look if you dare. You could end up jealous.
> >> http://www.facemakersincorporated.com/havenmain.html
> >>
> >> JP
> >
> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take
reservations?
> >
> >Amanda
> >
>
>
>
> I call the gazebo...I'm not greedy
>
We'll just have to pick different weekends:-).
Amanda
mslinda
> Personally, I am finding all this "fat, lonely, spinster" talk, along with
> the "have money" talk, rather offensive. I am not thin, not lonely, and
> not married. How come so many assume that life for anyone not thin and
> married is so bad compared to married and skinny?
>
It's just the ravings of an asshole who tries to manipulate people. And
constantly fails. Most people here are too smart to fight with each other just
to please him.
>
> I have many married friends. I know a couple who are actually happy that
> way. I know a couple thin people who are over forty. It's in their genes.
> They don't exactly *do* thin by some great personal actions... My thinnest
> friend my age is the most neurotic of all my friends.
Two of my best friends have married in the last eight years. One has a jealous
husband who picks a fight if she smiles at a waiter and the other's hubby has
the crazy ex-wife from hell and her spawn, the demon child. <g>
>
> Has anyone ever considered that these "barometers" are a BIT off?
Consider the source. If there was a rabid skunk (or two) running around the
house, wouldn't you be glad he jumped in someone else's bed instead of yours?
<vbg> The people this particular skunk picks on are among the nicest, most
interesting people who have been around the longest. What does that tell you?
>
> Of any of the stupid barometers I've seen here, the money thing makes the
> most sense. Since we all know that money can DO things for us.
Like pay for liposuction and tacky houses.
> Is one "acceptable" if one has money but is fat? Or has money but
> unmarried? Or if one is poor, but thin, is that a good thing? It's
> interesting to me that so many talk about thin, married and money as IF
> those are the factors that make one's opinions credible.
Actually, only a few do. What does that tell you about their character, hmm?
> More interesting is that no one mentions intelligence. Which sorta/kinda
> makes for what *I* think develops a good discussion.
I agree, and while I do not speak for the group, :-) I'm sure there are others
who feel the same way.
>
> BTW, I have cats. (Spinster
Which reminds me - how *old* is someone who uses that word? Like 80 or 90? He
must be even older than *Leslie* thought he was. <g>
> , fat, old maid
"Old maid" means old virgin. I don't know any single women who qualify.
> with cats...) Not really poor,
> so I can't fit that negative descriptive.
>
> PattyC
> --
> ???
>
So what are their names?
Linda C.
Lorr1
>> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take
>reservations?
>> >
>> >Amanda
>> >
>>
>>
>>
>> I call the gazebo...I'm not greedy
>>
>
>We'll just have to pick different weekends:-).
>
>Amanda
>
sigh...I'm giving you the whole house...one little gazebo, please!
The Milkman's Daughter
"Lorr1" <lo...@aol.comkeepout> wrote in message
> > >
> >> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take
> >reservations?
> >> >
> >> >Amanda
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> I call the gazebo...I'm not greedy
> >>
> >
> >We'll just have to pick different weekends:-).
> >
> >Amanda
> >
>
>
> sigh...I'm giving you the whole house...one little gazebo, please!
> *******************************************
What's the point of the castle if you can't get married in the gazebo?
Okay, I'll give you the gazebo.
See, guys? I'm nice. I'm like Switzerland.
Amanda
PattyC
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"mslinda" <msl...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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PattyC
Linda C.
Assuming you are asking about my kitties, they are sisters, Jack and Lia.
And I Hated cats five years ago! Just goes to show how one with an open
mind can be 'changed.'
I get your point, Linda. Just needed to say out loud how stupid I think it
is that some place judgements on others based on weight, marital status, or
wealth....
PattyC
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"mslinda" <msl...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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RJRSJ1
>picpage.....:-)), and
>> > I've posted first-hand gossip about Al Pacino, Russell Crowe,
>Richard Simmons
>> > AND Little Richard!
>>
>> Good for you! I love Little Richard.
>>
>> Even though I'm not loaded, Linda and Judith don't seem
>> > threatened by me. What gives y'all? ;-)
>>
>> Jack's threatened by practically everything. Especially a NG that's
>> ignoring him.
>
>or five days.
Judith, I would be *privileged* to be threatened by you. ;-)
>As for Marley, you sure have him pegged, Linda!
>
>
>
>
>
>
mslinda
> So what are their names?
>
> Linda C.
>
> Assuming you are asking about my kitties, they are sisters, Jack and Lia.
> And I Hated cats five years ago! Just goes to show how one with an open
> mind can be 'changed.'
>
Mine is Roxy. I adopted her at Xmas and she turns one next month. Photos
available by e-mail request. ;-)
>
> I get your point, Linda. Just needed to say out loud how stupid I think it
> is that some place judgements on others based on weight, marital status, or
> wealth....
>
> PattyC
> --
Hey, some people are shallow. They deserve each other.
Linda C.
J Rogow
"Crouching Intern Stolen Sofa" <emeral...@rcn.com> wrote in message
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> On 23 Apr 2002 20:56:01 GMT, insane...@aol.comarrrgh (InsanelyBusy)
> wrote:
>
> >I suppose I shouldn't have killfiled CaliforniaGirl so soon, because
I've
> >missed any gossip from her.
>
> No, you really haven't missed anything.
I figured as much when I ploinked her sorry ass.
J Rogow
> J Rogow wrote:
> > I suspect that was written by Marley/Jack Parr/nym du jour who has
never
> > gotten
> > over not being accepted in ASG as anything but a troll.
>
> And grows older and whinier every year he's ignored. Has he started
> spouting his pornographic fantasies about Leslie again?
I dunno - I've got him buried so deep in the killfile he will *never*
surface.
J Rogow
"RJRSJ1" <rjr...@aol.comzyxqyzx> wrote in message
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> ><Sigh> - I'd threaten RJRS1, but I'm too exhausted after the past
four
> >or five days.
> Judith, I would be *privileged* to be threatened by you. ;-)
Thanks, but it's no fun to threaten someone who would enjoy that<g>.
J Rogow
"InsanelyBusy" <insane...@aol.comarrrgh> wrote in message
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> jack wrote:
> >Look how everyone hangs on every boring word posted by the Great Pink
Thing.
> >She would have been told to stuff her incredibly lame 'Princess'
routine up
> >her
> >ample butt years ago if she didn't have money.
>
> Aw, kee-rist, Jack, lay off already. Who the fuck cares what the
Princess's
> bank balance is? And who cares what Linda or Judith look like in real
life?
Since Jack and the other trolls have never seen us in real life, and me
only
in six year old photos, they don't even *know* what we look like.
> They're interesting here on the group, regardless of whatever past or
RL
> history you have with them.
My only history with JP is not believing something he told me about a
long-gone troll.
> AGC has survived dumbshit flame wars, (particularly the ones that get
> transplanted from ASG) before; it will survive this one too. Anyone
who thinks
> this signals the death of the group is- I'll be charitable- mistaken.
Ah hell - why not say Total Asshole instead of "mistaken?
jeg7777
"The Great and Powerful Oz" <uncle...@aol.come.in.me> wrote in message
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>
> >http://www.facemakersincorporated.com/havenmain.html
>
> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take
reservations?
>
> You won't find her in this thread, dear, but I've fixed the subject line
to get
> her attention.
You've got my attention...but where's the porn? ;-)
--
Joe
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Daria: "No, but you argued your point well and I thought your ideas for
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closed-minded."
Smoot
>>Look how everyone hangs on every boring word posted by the Great Pink Thing.
>>She would have been told to stuff her incredibly lame 'Princess' routine up
>>her
>>ample butt years ago if she didn't have money.
That's bullshit. The Princess has fans because she is an extremely
clever and gifted writer. Her posts are fun to read. And she stays
away from the negativity that bottom dwellers like you seem to enjoy
so much.
Her bank account has nothing to do with it.
Emma
Doctor Wu
Smoot <Simpl...@nospam.com> wrote:
I agree I like PP's posts too. And her Christmas cards.
--
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The Great and Powerful Oz
>She just talks *about* "shunning" the people she's supposed to be "shunning",
>and replying *about* the people she's supposed to have "killfiled". This is
>how her world turns. I'm not sure why she bothers "shunning" and
>"killfiling" at all. But, whatever....
It's a power trip for her.
Liz B.
<Jac...@faux.aol> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 21:30:03 -0700, "CaliforniaGirl"
<acalifo...@aol.com>
> wrote:
>
> >X-No-archive: yes
> >
> ><Jac...@faux.aol> wrote in message
> >news:kk3ccuk5h4kirr3b1...@4ax.com...
> >> On 24 Apr 2002 01:14:59 GMT, luv2jo...@aol.comeGossip (Stickfight
> >Sally)
> >>
> >> JP
> >
> >C'mon, Jack. Let me expand your horizons. Not all are bad
>
> I never said they were all bad. Just self centered and lacking in
compassion.
> The only place the wealthy work in homeless shelters is in the movies.
>
> Until recently I worked as a volunteer with street kids. The only people I
met
> volunteering in homeless shelters were just one step from being homeless
> themselves.
>
> JP
I noticed this myself. Any volunteer work I've done has been with a lot
of people who are out of work or who have been helped by the agency
in the past. If there are wealthy people doing the work, they certainly
hide themselves well. But then, most really wealthy people I've known
in real life are people who would never show it off.
LizB
DoloresShambles
>From: "Wyle Coyote" 4...@333.33d3
>Date: 4/23/2002 2:30 PM Pacific
>Haven't we seen the AGC gossip crown come
>and go so many times before? What's the point?
>I rule absolute, so give up! ;-)
I think this answers the question, "WEHT King Geo?" (aka Omar)
Stickfight Sally
<< C'mon, Jack. Let me expand your horizons. Not all are bad, although you
are right, who likes to pay taxes. ;-) >>
Well, I never said they liked it. I said they did it and didn't complain. No
one likes to do it, but it's necessary and has to be done so there's no sense
in crying about it. As for me, I postpone and postpone until the very last
second.
Bastard Toadflax
The Milkman's Daughter wrote:
> <snippers>
>
> I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take reservations?
She doesn't take the Reservations so much as she swindles the Chiefs.
Sam (All those poor homeless Indians) Sands
>
>
> Amanda
parismom
>
> The Milkman's Daughter wrote:
>
>
> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take reservations?
>
> her attention.
>
> Life is just one goddamn thing after another,
> *death* is a cabaret.
> -Fran Lebowitz
well, you got *my* attention...(VEG)
parismom
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Lorr1
>"The Milkman's Daughter" <ava...@nyc.rr.com> wrote in message
>news:E2ox8.136919$in3.39...@typhoon.nyc.rr.com...
>>
>> "Lorr1" <lo...@aol.comkeepout> wrote in message
>> news:20020423213944...@mb-mq.aol.com...
>> > > >
>> > >reservations?
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >> I call the gazebo...I'm not greedy
>> > >>
>> > >
>> > >We'll just have to pick different weekends:-).
>> > >
>> > >Amanda
>> > >
>> >
>> >
>> > sigh...I'm giving you the whole house...one little gazebo, please!
>> > *******************************************
>>
>> What's the point of the castle if you can't get married in the gazebo?
>>
>> Okay, I'll give you the gazebo.
>>
>> See, guys? I'm nice. I'm like Switzerland.
>>
>> Amanda
>
>you like California and want to get married in a cool place. Not a castle,
>but used to be owned by Ronald Coleman.
Or do what we did....got married at the courthouse in Patchogue. It was
FREE..saved us so much moeny we got to dine at IHOP for our honeymoon breakfast
Kathy
> << From: Jac...@faux.aol >>
>
> << I know quite a few people who are 'loaded' as well. For the most part they
> are
> penny pinching, right wing, don't want to pay any taxes, suck down all the free
> medicare, figure the homeless should be used for speed bumps then at least they
> will be useful, self centered, mean spirited bastards.
> Except when they throw a party. >>
>
> Oh, I'm sorry. The loaded people I spoke of are "right wing", pay taxes and
> don't complain, hate the idea that lazy people live off governent aide, and do
> volunteer work in homeless shelters. I kid you not. There is a ray of light out
> there...
Right wingers who don't complain about taxes? Where are they?
Kathy
Kathy
> On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 00:48:59 GMT, "The Milkman's Daughter" <ava...@nyc.rr.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> ><Jac...@faux.aol> wrote in message
> >news:ba0ccu8tlkrdbb3j7...@4ax.com...
> >> On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 17:30:38 -0700, "CaliforniaGirl"
> ><acalifo...@aol.com>
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >> >X-No-archive: yes
> >> >
> >> ><Jac...@faux.aol> wrote in message
> >> >news:b4vbcu4th0fkk22os...@4ax.com...
> >> >> On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 00:02:35 GMT, "PattyC" <patty...@attbi.com>
> >wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> >Is one "acceptable" if one has money but is fat?
> >> >>
> >> >> Yes.
> >> >> Look how everyone hangs on every boring word posted by the Great Pink
> >> >Thing.
> >> >> She would have been told to stuff her incredibly lame 'Princess'
> >routine
> >> >up her
> >> >> ample butt years ago if she didn't have money.
> >> >>
> >> >> JP
> >> >
> >> >I guess I am out of the loop. What is the Pink Princess' story?
> >> >
> >> Well she does live in a real north american castle.
> >> Here is her website.
> >> Look if you dare. You could end up jealous.
> >> http://www.facemakersincorporated.com/havenmain.html
> >>
> >> JP
> >
> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take reservations?
> >
> Of course she does.
> She's not spamming usenet for her health you know. Someone has to pay for all
> that overpriced chocolate she is so fond of.
>
> JP
It's worth every penny.
Kathy
CRobin4564
>of people who are out of work or who have been helped by the agency
>in the past. If there are wealthy people doing the work, they certainly
>hide themselves well.
Maybe they are all out working long hours and don't have time to volunteer?
CarolR
CRobin4564
>one likes to do it, but it's necessary and has to be done so there's no sense
>in crying about it.
Yeah, but if you're paying $40-50,000 every quarter to the Feds it may be worth
crying about.
CarolR
J Rogow
"Liz B." <lbolt...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3xsx8.2008$Z6.2...@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> But then, most really wealthy people I've known
> in real life are people who would never show it off.
It is called being considerate of others to not flaunt material
possessions.
Poliwhyrl
"Lorr1" <lo...@aol.comkeepout> wrote in message
> Or do what we did....got married at the courthouse in Patchogue. It was
> FREE..saved us so much moeny we got to dine at IHOP for our honeymoon
breakfast
We did the courthouse thing too, and it was great! Then we ran off to a
great honeymoon
(Inn at Little Washington in Virginia).
IHOP's damned good too, though. ;)
Liz B.
Poliwhyrl <mdNOsea...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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an old stone farmhouse down the hill. We requested that everyone bring
a flower of some kind, any kind (even a weed from the side of the road)
and had some people arrange them in big vases in the church. It was
partly to reduce decorating and partly to make people feel like they were
part of the ceremony. I couldn't believe how gorgeous the church was
when we got to the altar. We had a string quartet doing all the music
because I don't like organ music and I really wanted the Brandenburg
Concerto #'s 3 and 4 at various parts of the ceremony instead of the
usual wedding music. Reception on the church grounds, everything
over by 4 PM, then off to Lake Huron (Point Clark) for a honeymoon.
That is my favourite place to vacation. I think my parents were actually a
little disappointed that they couldn't complain about the bill for the
wedding, like all their friends :) But I was so terrified of the actual
wedding
that I kept everything very simple and minimal. It turned out to be a
really fun day with no problems at all.
Wait a minute - this is AGC, not alt.fashion!
LizB
Liz B.
CRobin4564 <crobi...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Sure, and donating cash. Maybe. But it doesn't seem like really
wealthy
people work much longer hours than anyone else. I'm not talking about
ambitious business people, more like people who have made the money
they want or people who are CEO's of companies but have a pretty
straight 9 to 5 schedule. At the companies I've worked for, when things
needed to get done and overtime was required, everyone from middle
managers down put in the extra time while the people who made those
decisions sailed out by 5 every day. Sure, they tend to have a more
specific education, have moved through "the ranks" to get where
they are. But they aren't working hugely long hours for their paychecks
in their current positions, and they get huge bonuses every year. I don't
believe
those people are working any harder at the current time than anyone else
so I don't really believe they don't have the time for volunteer work.
What I have noticed here is that these same people have lots of time to
sit on boards and talk about things, while other people do the work. But
the people sitting on boards and making decisions get their names mentioned
while the volunteers doing the grunt work don't. Of course this isn't
always the
case, and is only my own personal observation in the places I've
volunteered at. I've seen some exceptions, too. I rode in a cube van
or whatever those trucks are for moving stuff, collecting food donations
from fire halls years ago, with a man who dropped me off at home later
that day and my mother recognized him as the former CEO of the company
she worked for. I would never have known it - it's not like he talked
about his former work or his money or anything, and he was dressed
grubby for moving bags of food around. And why would "who he is"
matter in that capacity, anyway? He was able to drive a van and carry
bags around, that's all that was needed.
But I really don't think anyone should be obligated to do either
volunteer
work or donate to charity. I only meant, originally, that the people
I have worked with tended to be (by appearances and usually by
talking about it) out of work or recently helped by the group.
LizB
Billie
Billie
LizB wrote:
> Little Mennonite church out in the country, pictures on the grounds of
>an old stone farmhouse down the hill. We requested that everyone bring
>a flower of some kind, any kind (even a weed from the side of the road)
>and had some people arrange them in big vases in the church. It was
>partly to reduce decorating and partly to make people feel like they were
>part of the ceremony. I couldn't believe how gorgeous the church was
>when we got to the altar. We had a string quartet doing all the music
>because I don't like organ music and I really wanted the Brandenburg
>Concerto #'s 3 and 4 at various parts of the ceremony instead of the
>usual wedding music. Reception on the church grounds, everything
>over by 4 PM, then off to Lake Huron (Point Clark) for a honeymoon.
>That is my favourite place to vacation. I think my parents were actually a
>little disappointed that they couldn't complain about the bill for the
>wedding, like all their friends :) But I was so terrified of the actual
>wedding
>that I kept everything very simple and minimal. It turned out to be a
>really fun day with no problems at all.
>
> Wait a minute - this is AGC, not alt.fashion!
>
> LizB
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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SoulStar419
Hmm...Kathy's the exact same way.
Shame she deleted all her posts from the Google archive...
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
SoulStar419
>>
>
>>
>
>>Nice one, California Girl! How many other names are you going to post
>>under?
>>
>
>You have 100% Zero proof to back up your spew, yes?
>
>Thanks...
>
>
It follows the theory... "if they do it once, they'll do it again."
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
SoulStar419
>how wonderful her life is compared to all us bottom-feeders. When she knocks
>off the netkook stuff AND posts something relevant or at least entertaining,
>then she might be tolerated.
Oh, but she's tried... after she tried to take on Bille...(and got whiplash for
it), she then started posting gossip...as though she were Billie!
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
SoulStar419
>we share the same position of cheering Heidi Fliess on, in her yet to be
>released book! Suprising! At least CaliGirl has the sense to realize women
>have been being used by men for centuries and it's always the "Whore" who
>gets caught, shamed and has to pay the public price. Heidi is turning the
>tables on that and I think that's good!!! I was shocked at how many women
>out there ridiculed Heidi for her acts yet said nothing of the men who used
>her services. Perhaps CaliGirls way of thinking has afforded her this
>wonderful lifestyle, as she doesn't seem to allow men to make a fool of her.
>
>
Hmm...you do know that for a number of years, CG was the "other woman" in her
husband's marriage to someone else....as well as having 2 or 3 of his children
during that time... yeah, she's sooo brilliant, why all the little girls in the
world should look up to her shining example... such a role model, indeed.
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
Stickfight Sally
<< . yeah, she's sooo brilliant, why all the little girls in the
world should look up to her shining example... such a role model, indeed. >>
Well, *you* certainly can't seem to stop talking about her...
Liz B.
<Jac...@faux.aol> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 16:13:19 -0400, "Liz B." <lbolt...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>
> > But I really don't think anyone should be obligated to do either
> >volunteer
> >work or donate to charity.
>
cases a
> great deal of money. But the idea that a wealthy person is volunteering
time at
> a homeless shelter unless it is for publicity is strictly Hollywood.
>
> > I only meant, originally, that the people
> >I have worked with tended to be (by appearances and usually by
> >talking about it) out of work or recently helped by the group.
>
streets
> of Jamaica and Canada. A white boy in Kingston soon learns how to protect
his
> ass or he loses it. If I didn't have friends I would have probably died.
> I didn't have to do this, I was rebelling against everything my father
pretended
> to stand for. My grandfather would have given me anything to give up the
life
> and come live with him. I eventually did after time in Toronto and
Vancouver but
> I learned a great deal about the despair and desperation of those who
didn't
> have any place to go. Especially the kids.
> I still wander the rougher parts of town at night talking to the kids. I
enjoy
> it but it certainly isn't a place for the uninitiated, money or no money.
>
> JP
I lived in Vancouver for a while and wow - there are some nasty spots
there. Worse than anything I've seen anywhere else (in Canada). The
drug abuse problem, especially heroin, was so blatant. There were free
medical clinics there because I guess they still paid into a provincial plan
for health insurance - I was used to OHIP and never had to go to
a "free clinic" until I was in Vancouver. These places were staffed by
volunteer receptionists and doctors working for free. I had always
thought medical care was "covered" everywhere in Canada.
I did have some friends at the time who thought it would be fun
to show me the "seedier" side of Vancouver, so maybe I had more
than the usual taste of it. Don't get me wrong - I did like the city.
But there was stuff I saw there I've never seen anywhere else (on
such a scale).
LizB
J Rogow
"SoulStar419" <souls...@aol.comeuppance> wrote in message
news:20020424192445...@mb-ck.aol.com...
> >All I've seen are posts that are all about her and
> >how wonderful her life is compared to all us bottom-feeders. When she
knocks
> >off the netkook stuff AND posts something relevant or at least
entertaining,
> >then she might be tolerated.
>
> Oh, but she's tried... after she tried to take on Bille...(and got
whiplash for
> it), she then started posting gossip...as though she were Billie!
Was it actual gossip or something she took from a website?
mslinda
Where would a housewife from Orange County find actual gossip?
Linda C.
SoulStar419
>world should look up to her shining example... such a role model, indeed. >>
>
>
>Well, *you* certainly can't seem to stop talking about her...
>
>
without fault.
As to why it appears that I can't stop talking about her...appears to kinda
happen when you're online, reading usenet, and sending your responses off one
after the other in a short span of time.
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
SoulStar419
>Date: 4/24/2002 10:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <qqrecu4oq499dbhq3...@4ax.com>
>
>On 24 Apr 2002 23:24:45 GMT, souls...@aol.comeuppance (SoulStar419) wrote:
>
>>>All I've seen are posts that are all about her and
>>>how wonderful her life is compared to all us bottom-feeders. When she
>knocks
>>>off the netkook stuff AND posts something relevant or at least
>entertaining,
>>>then she might be tolerated.
>>
>>Oh, but she's tried... after she tried to take on Bille...(and got whiplash
>for
>>it), she then started posting gossip...as though she were Billie!
>>
>
>JP
>
Not at all....but it's rather interesting when that whole brouhaha took place
that Kathy, rather suddenly, developed this intense need to post several, if
not more, gossip tidbits (from websites) all in a posting row... something just
seems none too linear there.
Much of it we'd already known...
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
Dance Hall Donna
<< Gee...I felt like responding to messages from her followers who feel her to
be
without fault. >>
No, you're responding to people who already don't like her. The whole lot of
you are just feeding off not liking her.
<< As to why it appears that I can't stop talking about her... >>
I never asked you "why". I know why. Hell, the whole newsgroup knows why.
<< when you're online, reading usenet, and sending your responses off one
after the other in a short span of time. >>
What has this to do with the price of tea in China??
SoulStar419
>Date: 4/25/2002 6:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <20020425064629...@mb-mq.aol.com>
Keep trying to undermine everything I say in your feeble attempt to somehow
convince me (and others) that "it just so happens" that you know better... It's
sooo bloody *cute*.
Anything else you'd like to wave over with your magickal talent of the perfect
little judgement call?
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
Dance Hall Donna
Date: Thu, Apr 25, 2002 4:15 AM
Message-id: <20020425071504...@mb-mt.aol.com>
The ONLY thing I absolutely know better than the rest of you is that I'm not
Kathy. And since you and your gang have been accusing me of this, and joining
in on the shits and giggles of those of accuse me...without proof and without
apology, I'm going to keep on reminding you of your fixation with talking about
this Kathy.
As for you directly: I never made a judgment about you. I pointed out that you
were talking about Kathy AGAIN. It's plain to see this really bites you on the
ass.
One Day at a Time Sweet Jesus
>
>From: souls...@aol.comeuppance (SoulStar419)
>
>>You have 100% Zero proof to back up your spew, yes?
>>
>>Thanks...
>>
>>
>
>It follows the theory... "if they do it once, they'll do it again."
>
Just let them stay paranoid ... and unable to prove their spew; it follows the
theory ... "Honesty and Thweers don't mix." --The Sniggler
<cachinnating>
Dance Hall Donna
Date: Thu, Apr 25, 2002 6:16 AM
Message-id: <20020425091607...@mb-fu.aol.com>
>From: souls...@aol.comeuppance (SoulStar419)
>
And the other theory, "Give 'em enough rope and they'll hang themselves."
One Day at a Time Sweet Jesus
>
>From: souls...@aol.comeuppance (SoulStar419)
>
>>From: luv2jo...@aol.comeGossip (Dance Hall Donna)
That your next trick will be to try and make yourself believe that you can
pretend to not be controlled ... by something that you "don't care about",
perhaps?
Oh well...
Madonna:
http://www.wherelifebegins.com/wlb/gallerys/gallerybox/dwofstage/usa/aug102.JPG
"I'm plagued with insecurities ... I'm insecure 24/7!!" --Madonna, insecure
even when she's sleeping
mellster
>
>On 25 Apr 2002 07:59:48 GMT, souls...@aol.comeuppance (SoulStar419)
>wrote:
Yes, and now that we're "paying attention to her" again, did you notice she's
starting to talk to herself more and more? The alter egos are coming
back--again.
We really *need* to *try* to let this one go, so we can get back to the dishy
dish. Uh, from Billie and Jaime and User and whoever else posts NEW GOSSIP (as
opposed to stuff that's *already been posted by someone else here in the group
and reposted by trolls*)...
mellster--hey, I've been doing really good, I haven't shot a flame out here in
at least a few days <g>
J Rogow
"mslinda" <msl...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:3CC76A21...@earthlink.net...
Especially when she never leaves her townhouse.
J Rogow
"SoulStar419" <souls...@aol.comeuppance> wrote in message
> ><< . yeah, she's sooo brilliant, why all the little girls in the
> >world should look up to her shining example... such a role model,
indeed. >>
> >
> >
> >Well, *you* certainly can't seem to stop talking about her...
> >
> >
>
> Gee...I felt like responding to messages from her followers who feel
her to be
> without fault.
That shouldn't take much time.
> As to why it appears that I can't stop talking about her...appears to
kinda
> happen when you're online, reading usenet, and sending your responses
off one
> after the other in a short span of time.
In bursts, as it were, rather than being on line 18 hours a day.
SoulStar419
>Kathy. And since you and your gang have been accusing me of this, and joining
>in on the shits and giggles of those of accuse me...without proof and without
>apology, I'm going to keep on reminding you of your fixation with talking
>about
>this Kathy.
Jesus f**king Christ already...
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
SoulStar419
>Message-id: <20020425092117...@mb-fu.aol.com>
Pot. Kettle. Black.
Go run to your buddy Madonna....
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
The Milkman's Daughter
"CaliforniaGirl" <acalifo...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> X-No-archive: yes
>
> "The Milkman's Daughter" <ava...@nyc.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:E2ox8.136919$in3.39...@typhoon.nyc.rr.com...
> >
> > "Lorr1" <lo...@aol.comkeepout> wrote in message
> > > > >
> > > >> >I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take
> > > >reservations?
> > > >> >
> > > >> >Amanda
> > > >> >
> > > >>
> > > >>
> > > >>
> > > >> I call the gazebo...I'm not greedy
> > > >>
> > > >
> > > >We'll just have to pick different weekends:-).
> > > >
> > > >Amanda
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > sigh...I'm giving you the whole house...one little gazebo, please!
> > > *******************************************
> >
> > What's the point of the castle if you can't get married in the gazebo?
> >
> > Okay, I'll give you the gazebo.
> >
> > See, guys? I'm nice. I'm like Switzerland.
> >
> > Amanda
>
> Switzerland is good. ;-) I got married at San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito
if
> you like California and want to get married in a cool place. Not a
castle,
> but used to be owned by Ronald Coleman.
>
I actually want to be married in Vegas. Or on a boat that sails around
Manhattan (no, not the circle line). I don't want a church wedding and I
don't want a big wedding. I really would prefer to elope when the time
comes, but my parents would kill me.
Amanda
The Milkman's Daughter
"Bastard Toadflax" <bastard_...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> The Milkman's Daughter wrote:
>
> > <snippers>
> >
> > I want to get married in that castle. Princess, do you take
reservations?
>
>
> Sam (All those poor homeless Indians) Sands
>
I'm part Cherokee, does that count?
Amanda
The Milkman's Daughter
> > I actually want to be married in Vegas. Or on a boat that sails around
> > Manhattan (no, not the circle line). I don't want a church wedding and
I
> > don't want a big wedding. I really would prefer to elope when the time
> > comes, but my parents would kill me.
> >
> > Amanda
>
> boat. Sounded so romantic to me.
>
Friends of mine did it a few years ago on a cruise around Manhattan. I
refuse to have a church wedding, but I do want my uncle the minister to
officiate, so it'll be a compromise. Now I just have to find the groom
(although I'm working on that one;-).
Amanda
J Rogow
> I actually want to be married in Vegas. Or on a boat that sails
around
> Manhattan (no, not the circle line). I don't want a church wedding
and I
> don't want a big wedding. I really would prefer to elope when the
time
> comes, but my parents would kill me.
There are some lovely places in Las Vegas to get married. The "Little
Church of the West" is on the edge of town, a perfect brown wooden
building right out of "Little House on the Prairie". It is a delightful
non
Vegas setting.
The Milkman's Daughter
> woman married us.
>
Heehee, I'd love to be married by a woman (preferably a minister from the
Universal Unitarian church), but I don't think that my uncle's willing to
make that sacrifice.:-)
Amanda
The Milkman's Daughter
"J Rogow" <JRo...@ridgenet.net> wrote in message
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No way...I may have to check that out when I'm in Vegas in July. I've still
never gotten over my LHOTP fascination:-).
Amanda
Dance Hall Donna
<< Jesus f**king Christ already...
>>
You hate him too...as much as Kathy, at least?
RJRSJ1
>Manhattan (no, not the circle line). I don't want a church wedding and I
>don't want a big wedding. I really would prefer to elope when the time
>comes, but my parents would kill me.
>
>Amanda
>
>
>
second. We stayed at the Venetian and got married at the Little Church of the
West. We flew ten of our friends and family out with us. Had an absolute blast!
I, like you, I didn't want the hassle of a huge wedding and risking pissing
everyone off in the process of decision-making. I don't regret a thing.
Besides, I wholeheartedly believe the *bigger* the wedding, the *quicker* the
divorce!
The Milkman's Daughter
"RJRSJ1" <rjr...@aol.comzyxqyzx> wrote in message
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Your wedding sounds nice! I'd really love something like that.
Amanda
J Rogow
"RJRSJ1" <rjr...@aol.comzyxqyzx> wrote in message
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Isn't that Church lovely? Friends of ours were married there when it
was
further down the strip on the other side. It was nicely
non-denominational.
In the new location, it has pretty backgrounds for photos.
SoulStar419
>Date: 4/25/2002 6:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <aaa10q$97jf1$1...@ID-123318.news.dfncis.de>
>
>
>"SoulStar419" <souls...@aol.comeuppance> wrote in message
>news:20020424195324...@mb-ck.aol.com...
>> >I don't know how wonderful her life is, but she did say she was married
>and
>> >we share the same position of cheering Heidi Fliess on, in her yet to be
>> >released book! Suprising! At least CaliGirl has the sense to realize
>women
>> >have been being used by men for centuries and it's always the "Whore" who
>> >gets caught, shamed and has to pay the public price. Heidi is turning
>the
>> >tables on that and I think that's good!!! I was shocked at how many
>women
>> >out there ridiculed Heidi for her acts yet said nothing of the men who
>used
>> >her services. Perhaps CaliGirls way of thinking has afforded her this
>> >wonderful lifestyle, as she doesn't seem to allow men to make a fool of
>her.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> Hmm...you do know that for a number of years, CG was the "other woman" in
>her
>> husband's marriage to someone else....as well as having 2 or 3 of his
>children
>> during that time... yeah, she's sooo brilliant, why all the little girls
>in the
>> world should look up to her shining example... such a role model, indeed.
>
>I have never met you in my life, but you claim these things about me. I
>find it really interesting since you don't know me at all and no, that is
>not true.
>
Oh Bull....
you've stated it yourself several times... not only on alt.fashion, but also
back in 1999, under a different name...posts of which, for some reason or
another *ahem*, have since been deleted from the usenet archive.
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
Sherry
I got married in Vegas. It was wonderful. We stayed at the Bellagio and
married there as well. It was so beautiful.
Sherry...
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SoulStar419
>Message-id: <20020425202924...@mb-ba.aol.com>
>
><< From: souls...@aol.comeuppance (SoulStar419) >>
>
>
><< Jesus f**king Christ already...
>
> >>
>
>
>You hate him too...as much as Kathy, at least?
>
Oh muahaha....don't open that can of worms....really...just back away now and
be glad you'll never know me in person...
I refuse to unleash my own little Akashic storehouse here.
If anything, look at my website in about a year, when maybe I'll have put all
the crud I've got, back online. Or a few days, either or...
Your little comment above...muahaha... you humans are silly..
Thanks for my laugh of the day!
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
SoulStar419
>Date: 4/25/2002 10:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <aaaeg3$9ab9h$1...@ID-123318.news.dfncis.de>
>
>
>"SoulStar419" <souls...@aol.comeuppance> wrote in message
>news:20020425222049...@mb-fl.aol.com...
>Forged, not my post.
Ah...so is that what the definition of *is* is?
-K.Simpson
http://hometown.aol.com/soulstar419/menu.html
RJRSJ1
>Church of the West" is on the edge of town, a perfect brown wooden
>building right out of "Little House on the Prairie". It is a delightful
>non
>Vegas setting.
Judith, that's where I got married a year and a half ago. The place was
beautiful - the staff.....total and complete assholes. *But*, we tried to
overlook them and had a wonderful ceremony nonetheless.