OT: Powerpuff Girls Warning

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Hi Everyone,

We've got a lot of young girls represented in this group. As such, there

are sure to be some Powerpuff Girls fans out there Here's the latest

news about their recently released cartoon DVD, " Meet The Beat Alls. "

Aloha,

Georgina

Popular cartoon DVD has virus ‘The Powerpuff Girls’ disc comes down with

‘FunLove’

Oct. 31 — The latest DVD featuring cartoon sensation “The Powerpuff

Girls” may boast fun games for young PC users, but three computer

programs on the disc have also been infected by the “FunLove” virus,

CNET News.com has learned.

WARNER BROS. CONFIRMED Wednesday that the “Meet the Beat Alls” disc,

released a week ago by Warner Home Video, has been recalled because the

DVD spreads the “FunLove” computer virus to any PC that installs the

supplemental software.

Full Story can be read at: http://www.msnbc.com/news/650509.asp

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Hi Robbin,

They're cartoon characters from a television series. Little girls who

are also ... super heroes

It sounds like you've been really busy at home, Robbin. I missed your

posts there, for a while. I'm glad you're back in touch And I'm glad

that everything is working out okay for Robbin, too.

You know, when I was reading your post from yesterday with those recipes

you shared, my mouth was watering. I guess it's true what they say ...

's is mmm mmmm good

Have a great day,

Georgina

Robbin40@... wrote:

>

> ok yall

> whats the powerpuffs?

> i must be OLD now

> Robbin

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Robbin,

I think it's time for lunch The only thing I'd change about this

recipe is to substitute ground turkey or chicken, as we don't eat beef.

You're right, though. Kids will be like that, sometimes. Yesterday I was

offering my friend's daughter a piece of fish. her mom said, oh. You

mean chicken, right? Turns out she won't eat fish of any kind, no matter

what, as she hates fish. But she'll eat it up if you tell her it's

chicken

Take care,

Georgina

Robbin40@... wrote:

>

> Georgina

> lolol when the kids dont want to eat good you start trying everything they

> like and add things to it lololol

> melissa dont like collard greens but she will eat spinach so i add both

> together and tell her its spinach lolololol thats where alot of vitamins are

> she will always ask if i tricked her lolol and i have to hide the can so she

> will not find it heres another one

> hamburger meat roll it out and press it into THIN pattys make some stove

> top and then in the middle of the hamburger put some stuffing in it then lay

> another patty on top seal the eadges lay in a pan to bake get all you can

> done then pour cream of chicken over it or another cream soup CAMPBELLS

> lolol and bake til done

> this is real good

> Robbin

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ok yall

whats the powerpuffs?

i must be OLD now

Robbin

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Georgina

lolol when the kids dont want to eat good you start trying everything they

like and add things to it lololol

melissa dont like collard greens but she will eat spinach so i add both

together and tell her its spinach lolololol thats where alot of vitamins are

she will always ask if i tricked her lolol and i have to hide the can so she

will not find it heres another one

hamburger meat roll it out and press it into THIN pattys make some stove

top and then in the middle of the hamburger put some stuffing in it then lay

another patty on top seal the eadges lay in a pan to bake get all you can

done then pour cream of chicken over it or another cream soup CAMPBELLS

lolol and bake til done

this is real good

Robbin

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In a message dated 11/1/01 5:47:41 PM Eastern Standard Time, gmckin@... writes:

But she'll eat it up if you tell her it's

chicken

I tell joey the same thing, hehe

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Hey Robbin

You're not old-- Your kids are! I know I have a few years on you, but my

kids range from 21 down to 6 yrs of age. Powerpuff Girls are kindergarten

girls that are out to save the world. Silly, but all the little girls love

them! My kindergarten students-- the girls, that is-- always pretend to be

Powerpuff Girls!

Liz

Re: OT: Powerpuff Girls Warning

> ok yall

> whats the powerpuffs?

> i must be OLD now

> Robbin

>

>

> For links to websites about arthritis and JRA, visit:

> http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/8414/Links.html

>

>

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Georgina

lolol moms have to do what we have to lolol to get the kids to eat

lolololol even my hubby will ask whats in it lolol

you know men are similar to kids to lolol

Robbin

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Liz

lolol maybe i need to keen in on cartoons more

just asked my 19 year old sister if she knew them and she does lololol

i must be behind alot

Robbin

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Georgina,

I had to laugh at the chicken vs fish comment - which was needed after hearing

how some of our kids are doing - Rob used to eat anything if I called it

chicken. My friend's little girl wouldn't eat anything with " salad " on it (ie:

pizza with veggies, lettuce on a sandwhich, veggies mixed in anything) It

cracks me up. Now when I fix Rob a sandwhich he will tell me, " don't put salad

on it like you do yours. " The laughs we have together are worth more than I can

begin to measure. Have a great weekend (Rob was Batman, and really enjoyed

" trick or treating " we went around our little cul de sac & then he got to go to

his favorite place to eat (Friendly's) where he proceeded to share his candy

with everyone working. What a kid - it was totally his idea! He had some foot

pain (don't know if it was the arthritis - or new shoes - he had to have black

shoes to wear with his costume because Batman doesn't wear white sneakers.) but

did really well and had a blast!

Have a great weekend all!

Val

Rob's Mom (4,systemic)

In a message dated Thu, 1 Nov 2001 5:47:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, Georgina

<gmckin@...> writes:

> Robbin,

>

> I think it's time for lunch The only thing I'd change about this

> recipe is to substitute ground turkey or chicken, as we don't eat beef.

> You're right, though. Kids will be like that, sometimes. Yesterday I was

> offering my friend's daughter a piece of fish. her mom said, oh. You

> mean chicken, right? Turns out she won't eat fish of any kind, no matter

> what, as she hates fish. But she'll eat it up if you tell her it's

> chicken

>

> Take care,

> Georgina

>

> Robbin40@... wrote:

> >

> > Georgina

> > lolol when the kids dont want to eat good you start trying everything they

> > like and add things to it lololol

> > melissa dont like collard greens but she will eat spinach so i add both

> > together and tell her its spinach lolololol thats where alot of vitamins are

> > she will always ask if i tricked her lolol and i have to hide the can so she

> > will not find it heres another one

> > hamburger meat roll it out and press it into THIN pattys make some stove

> > top and then in the middle of the hamburger put some stuffing in it then lay

> > another patty on top seal the eadges lay in a pan to bake get all you can

> > done then pour cream of chicken over it or another cream soup CAMPBELLS

> > lolol and bake til done

> > this is real good

> > Robbin

>

> For links to websites about arthritis and JRA, visit:

> http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/8414/Links.html

>

>

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Rob likes them too - (I think buttercup is his favorite) I was surprised that he

even knew who they were - because he doesn't see the show at home - they must

talk about it at pre-school.

Val

Rob's Mom (4,systemic)

In a message dated Thu, 1 Nov 2001 6:07:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, "

" <smithfamilyzoo@...> writes:

> Hey Robbin

>

> You're not old-- Your kids are! I know I have a few years on you, but my

> kids range from 21 down to 6 yrs of age. Powerpuff Girls are kindergarten

> girls that are out to save the world. Silly, but all the little girls love

> them! My kindergarten students-- the girls, that is-- always pretend to be

> Powerpuff Girls!

>

> Liz

> Re: OT: Powerpuff Girls Warning

>

>

> > ok yall

> > whats the powerpuffs?

> > i must be OLD now

> > Robbin

> >

> >

> > For links to websites about arthritis and JRA, visit:

> > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/8414/Links.html

> >

> >

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Dear Liz,

Read your post and made me laugh! I also have kids (3 girls) 21, 15,

(Kate) 7 and 1 1/2 yr. old grandaughter. I know every Powerpuff plus

every character--real or cartoon-- ever to come out on Nickelodeon! All

Disney movies I can repeat line for line! lol! Guess it helps to keep

us young! lol!

(Kate 7--severe poly, avascular necrosis of both hips)

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halloween was ok

missed taking the kids out though lololol my son was out hes 23 lolol and

melissa took a trip to asheville NC with my sister it was quiet here

alot around here stayed in because of the terrorist warning

Robbin