Who's that... boy?

On Mar 7, 11:13*pm, ScratchMonkey
wrote:

I was a big fan of Jocelyn Elder's proposed solution for teen pregnancy.
Too bad Clinton turned on her and booted her for offending the uptight.

Being a Brit I'd never heard of her so I had to look her up- she did
talk a lot of sense

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

On Mar 7, 1:54*pm, "Jofirey" wrote:

As I recall, the National Geographics in the shelves outside our
principles office were very popular.


The bound copies in our junior school library were very popular
especially with the boys! Of course your;s truly only about 7-9 and
unaware of the slavery that awaited me in my future used to like the
pictures of lions and tigers- perhaps I have a genetic disposition to
enslavement by felines (It skipped a generation with my parents if I
do have one)

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

wrote in news:49b39f51$0$1635
:

Yeah, she was a voice of sanity. Clinton really wussed out on her.

As he did with gays in the military.

But it all depends on what the meaning of "is" is, right?

ScratchMonkey wrote:

wrote in news:49b39f51$0$1635
:

Yeah, she was a voice of sanity. Clinton really wussed out on her.

As he did with gays in the military.

But it all depends on what the meaning of "is" is, right?

Agreed on both (Elders and "don't ask, don't tell"). But I don't give a
damn about his sexual activities - and after the tabloid sensationalism
of it got old, neither did most of the public. "It's the economy, stupid",
right? At least Obama has figured that one out.

All politicians lie. I'm not saying it's excusable, but I don't single
Clinton out for criticism. If I have to put up with lies, I'd rather my
president lie about his extra-marital affairs than about WMD.

--
Joyce ^..^

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