Re: (unknown)

[Guest guest]

...your to funny...lol!

From: DONALD A MORSE <dam755@...>

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Subject: Re: (unknown)

Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2001 00:42:00 -0700

Never colored my hair, I need let a girl talk me into a prtmanet and did

I ever regret it!!

It took for ever to grow out, and everythime I washed my hair, it seemed

to get curly again. I vowed, NEVER AGAIN, I get the hair cut I want!!!

RL

On Sat, 8 Sep 2001 00:25:39 -0400 " theresa sappenfield "

<treesap0@...> writes:

> lol I went the route of the do it yourself box, tammy and wound up

> with the most lovely shade of lavender lol Would have been OK if it

> was the end of October and I had a Holloween party to go to but

> things never work out like that for me hehhehee! So now my one vise

> is every two months I have my hair done in a shop ..two hours just

> for me lol I'm in kentucky so can't help ya there but as for the AF

> well I'll just say a great big " GOOD LUCK " !!!! The national office

> does have a new director. Hopefully, he will be making some big

> changes ...they sure are needed. Donna and I have had some huge

> battles with our chapter and have even made a semi break with them

> for our support group and are using other government agencies that

> concentrate on all disabilities. Tree:):)

>

> (unknown)

>

> Speaking of areas...was wondering if anyone was close

> to the Westmoreland or Cambria County areas in PA.

> Would also like to know if you had ever contacted the

> Arthritis foundation in the area & if they were

> helpful or not with inquiries. I'm NOT having luck

> here and was wondering if it was moi?

>

> Just another " YES " vote for the do you dye your hair

> pushing 40 group...Or shall I say " do you mean that

> box that's been sitting on the bathroom shelf for 2

> weeks now that I haven't had time to do? " ...lol

>

> Tammy

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

lol I had a perm once too donald! My hair was waist length then and the perm

made it kink up so bad that my hair after perm just touched my shoulders lol

What a mess lol what a sight lol what a bush lol I couldn't even get a pick thru

it lol (I can laugh now about it but surely not then lol) It took six weeks of

relaxer treatments to get it so I could at least comb it out lol So I sit in

the reget boat with ya rusty and boy did I learn my lesson lol KEEP SMILIN'

...Bad do or not lol :):)Tree

(unknown)

>

> Speaking of areas...was wondering if anyone was close

> to the Westmoreland or Cambria County areas in PA.

> Would also like to know if you had ever contacted the

> Arthritis foundation in the area & if they were

> helpful or not with inquiries. I'm NOT having luck

> here and was wondering if it was moi?

>

> Just another " YES " vote for the do you dye your hair

> pushing 40 group...Or shall I say " do you mean that

> box that's been sitting on the bathroom shelf for 2

> weeks now that I haven't had time to do? " ...lol

>

> Tammy

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds like you had a, perma-fro!

or a condo style birds retreat.

hehehehehehe

RL

On Sat, 8 Sep 2001 18:48:07 -0400 " theresa sappenfield "

<treesap0@...> writes:

> lol I had a perm once too donald! My hair was waist length then and

> the perm made it kink up so bad that my hair after perm just touched

> my shoulders lol What a mess lol what a sight lol what a bush lol I

> couldn't even get a pick thru it lol (I can laugh now about it but

> surely not then lol) It took six weeks of relaxer treatments to get

> it so I could at least comb it out lol So I sit in the reget boat

> with ya rusty and boy did I learn my lesson lol KEEP SMILIN' ..Bad

> do or not lol :):)Tree

>

> (unknown)

> >

> > Speaking of areas...was wondering if anyone was close

> > to the Westmoreland or Cambria County areas in PA.

> > Would also like to know if you had ever contacted the

> > Arthritis foundation in the area & if they were

> > helpful or not with inquiries. I'm NOT having luck

> > here and was wondering if it was moi?

> >

> > Just another " YES " vote for the do you dye your hair

> > pushing 40 group...Or shall I say " do you mean that

> > box that's been sitting on the bathroom shelf for 2

> > weeks now that I haven't had time to do? " ...lol

> >

> > Tammy

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

lol Yea it was thick and more matted than a bird nest could ever be lol A birdie

would have suffocated in there lol TREE :):):)

(unknown)

> >

> > Speaking of areas...was wondering if anyone was close

> > to the Westmoreland or Cambria County areas in PA.

> > Would also like to know if you had ever contacted the

> > Arthritis foundation in the area & if they were

> > helpful or not with inquiries. I'm NOT having luck

> > here and was wondering if it was moi?

> >

> > Just another " YES " vote for the do you dye your hair

> > pushing 40 group...Or shall I say " do you mean that

> > box that's been sitting on the bathroom shelf for 2

> > weeks now that I haven't had time to do? " ...lol

> >

> > Tammy

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi

I would like to make a suggestion to some of the

parents who are having problems with communications

not getting to teachers.The school that my daughter

attends has e-mail addresses for all of the school

personnel,so,when I want to be certain that her

teachers,guidance counselor,school psychologist know

about whatever needs to be addressed,I e-mail them(and

with the guidance counselor,I also cc the principal so

that he knows,because sometimes the guidance counselor

decides that she doesn't have the time to deal with

this,but she does when the principal knows that I have

e-mailed her).So,if you keep a copy of your e-mail,you

will have documentation of any problems that occur.

Theresa in SC

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[Guest guest]

Could someone tell me why so many people died years ago from curable

diseases and most do not die today from the same diseases? We need both type

of medical treatment.

[Guest guest]

I agree that we need both, but both have certain limitations! I believe in

general you should take care of yourself, with the medical community being an

emergency back-up, NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND. If that doesn't work, use them in

conjunction with each other, which may increase the synergy, and decrease the

toxicity of meds.. Obviously, if you are in an auto accident, alternatives

aren't gonna do alot for you! The problem is the scheming (on both sides) to

disrupt the harmony that could be, and the using of allopathy for everything

until they decide that it won't work, and then trying alternatives at too late

stage; these are the hardest to overcome, as the negativity is touted (in

general) more than any number of successes!

In Health,

Steve

--------------------------------------------------------------

Could someone tell me why so many people died years ago from curable diseases

and most do not die today from the same diseases? We need both type of medical

treatment.

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, this was beautiful. I have wanted to cry for two days; how

could any of us not listen to this and cry?

(unknown)

http://www.angelsunawares.com/liberty.html

[Guest guest]

I Simply completely disagree with this with this

paragraph:

" Furthermore, we assert that the government of a

nation must be presumed separate and distinct from any

terrorist group that may operate within its borders,

and therefore cannot be held unduly accountable for

the latter's crimes. It follows that the government of

a particular nation should not be condemned for the

recent attack without compelling evidence of its

cooperation and complicity with those individuals who

actually committed the crimes in question " .

It stinks! Bubba

--- Jaen Treesinger wrote:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >Petition for a Thoughtful U.S. Response

> >

> >

> >************** Please read and sign The Petition

> at:

> >

> >

> >http://home.uchicago.edu/~dhpicker/petition

> >

> >

> >which appeals to world leaders to be level-headed

> and, wherever possible,

> >peaceful in their response to the recent attack

> against the United States.

> >

> >

> >PLEASE FORWARD THIS MESSAGE TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS

> POSSIBLE, AS QUICKLY AS

> >POSSIBLE. The signatures logged by the website

> above will be forwarded to

> >leaders around the world. It is imperative that we

> act quickly to prevent

> >war!!!

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

> >

>

> Jaen Treesinger

> Bengals from the RainForest

>

> .......amazingly smart, incredibly fast and just

> gorgeous!

>

> Check out new pictures on our website at:

> http://www.bengal-cat.com

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

Terrorist Attacks on U.S. - How can you help?

Donate cash, emergency relief information

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/fc/US/Emergency_Information/

[Guest guest]

I Simply completely disagree with this with this

paragraph:

" Furthermore, we assert that the government of a

nation must be presumed separate and distinct from any

terrorist group that may operate within its borders,

and therefore cannot be held unduly accountable for

the latter's crimes. It follows that the government of

a particular nation should not be condemned for the

recent attack without compelling evidence of its

cooperation and complicity with those individuals who

actually committed the crimes in question " .

It stinks! Bubba

--- Jaen Treesinger wrote:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >Petition for a Thoughtful U.S. Response

> >

> >

> >************** Please read and sign The Petition

> at:

> >

> >

> >http://home.uchicago.edu/~dhpicker/petition

> >

> >

> >which appeals to world leaders to be level-headed

> and, wherever possible,

> >peaceful in their response to the recent attack

> against the United States.

> >

> >

> >PLEASE FORWARD THIS MESSAGE TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS

> POSSIBLE, AS QUICKLY AS

> >POSSIBLE. The signatures logged by the website

> above will be forwarded to

> >leaders around the world. It is imperative that we

> act quickly to prevent

> >war!!!

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

> >

>

> Jaen Treesinger

> Bengals from the RainForest

>

> .......amazingly smart, incredibly fast and just

> gorgeous!

>

> Check out new pictures on our website at:

> http://www.bengal-cat.com

>

>

>

>

>

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Donate cash, emergency relief information

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[Guest guest]

Tom,

Congradulations, I think it is wonderful, that is a great weight

loss,you are doing terrific. So happy for you. The best is along with the

loss, your health is so much better. Keep up the good work.

Rosemary Commisso ( DrR 297-213 1-26-01)

[Guest guest]

Hi Gang

Jealiousy Abounds as picnic get near.

PCP Visit Update:

03/05/99 DFC 420lbs

01/02/01 MGB 377lbs

09/21/01 264lbs - 156 Gone Forever

04/02/02 GOAL 200lbs - 220 44 Lbs to Go

Blood Pressure 158/60 (No More Meds/Baby Aspirin)

Blood Glucose 135 (No more Insulin)

Sleep Apnia CPAP Pressure deduce from 15psi to 8 psi

Still member in good standing of the airborne Orange Team. Otherwise I feel

Great. Working in Real Estae, meeting people, getting out GREAT !!!!!

Warmest Regards, TommyB

(unknown)

> Congrats K. That so far has been my greatest MGB moment. I hope to

> tackle another clunker soon. I know how you feel about the arms.

> I'll show mine to anyone. I grossed my best friends husband out. My

> best friend has a daycare and her kids were standing around when I

> was showing her my granny flaps. Who knew that kids pay attention to

> you? Well, one was, and when her mom came in she said " Manda, show

> my mom your granny flaps! "

>

>

> manda

>

>

>

> > Well I finally moved that 250 to 200 felt great :-) weighed in at

> 249 today

> > ive been workin out everyday again and i can really tell a

> difference in

> > the way i feel and in my weight loss at least so far ....felt good

> to move

> > that scale to 200 ...havent done that since 10th or 9th grade ...4

> me i

> > know that workin out and burnin calories works.......so its

> something im

> > going to stick to......

> >

> > whats funny is.....im gettin defined on my shoulders and the TOPS

> of my

> > arms where my biceps are but the bottom of my arms OH MYYYYYYYYYYY

> > LOL.........i could fllllllllyyyyyy away with them.........can wear

> an XL

> > shirt now but still some are tight depending on how they are made

> AROUND my

> > ARMS......i hate that!! .....i showed my students one

> day.......they

> > said.......ummm Ms. Locklear we gotta go to lunch in a few

> > minutes........LOL.......i said , " and ur point is "

> lol .........they call

> > me kraaaaa zzzz newayz.........which is good bc it keeps them on

> their toes

> > they never know what i might do! LOVE IT!

> >

> > cant wait till the picnic! c u all there!!

> >

> > Kathy in NC

> > 2/14/01

> > -148 from heaviest!

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> > > Well I finally moved that 250 to 200 felt great :-) weighed in

at

> > 249 today

> > > ive been workin out everyday again and i can really tell a

> > difference in

> > > the way i feel and in my weight loss at least so far ....felt

good

> > to move

> > > that scale to 200 ...havent done that since 10th or 9th

grade ...4

> > me i

> > > know that workin out and burnin calories works.......so its

> > something im

> > > going to stick to......

> > >

> > > whats funny is.....im gettin defined on my shoulders and the

TOPS

> > of my

> > > arms where my biceps are but the bottom of my arms OH

MYYYYYYYYYYY

> > > LOL.........i could fllllllllyyyyyy away with them.........can

wear

> > an XL

> > > shirt now but still some are tight depending on how they are

made

> > AROUND my

> > > ARMS......i hate that!! .....i showed my students one

> > day.......they

> > > said.......ummm Ms. Locklear we gotta go to lunch in a few

> > > minutes........LOL.......i said , " and ur point is "

> > lol .........they call

> > > me kraaaaa zzzz newayz.........which is good bc it keeps them on

> > their toes

> > > they never know what i might do! LOVE IT!

> > >

> > > cant wait till the picnic! c u all there!!

> > >

> > > Kathy in NC

> > > 2/14/01

> > > -148 from heaviest!

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

granny flaps!! oh no.......my kids say mommy u r bout the same side

*pointing at a woman across the room* as that woman over there.....CEPT SHE

DOESNT HAVE BATWINGS!!! LOL.......oh well!....my 6th grade daughter loves

showing me who i am bout the same size as bc she knows that it is hard for

me to see myself the size i am now......so she tries to help out

..........by giving me examples lol....a true teacher at heart.......but of

course examples without batwings hehe........

God bless

At 01:21 PM 9/22/2001 +0000, you wrote:

>Congrats K. That so far has been my greatest MGB moment. I hope to

>tackle another clunker soon. I know how you feel about the arms.

>I'll show mine to anyone. I grossed my best friends husband out. My

>best friend has a daycare and her kids were standing around when I

>was showing her my granny flaps. Who knew that kids pay attention to

>you? Well, one was, and when her mom came in she said " Manda, show

>my mom your granny flaps! "

>

>

>manda

>

>

>

> > Well I finally moved that 250 to 200 felt great :-) weighed in at

>249 today

> > ive been workin out everyday again and i can really tell a

>difference in

> > the way i feel and in my weight loss at least so far ....felt good

>to move

> > that scale to 200 ...havent done that since 10th or 9th grade ...4

>me i

> > know that workin out and burnin calories works.......so its

>something im

> > going to stick to......

> >

> > whats funny is.....im gettin defined on my shoulders and the TOPS

>of my

> > arms where my biceps are but the bottom of my arms OH MYYYYYYYYYYY

> > LOL.........i could fllllllllyyyyyy away with them.........can wear

>an XL

> > shirt now but still some are tight depending on how they are made

>AROUND my

> > ARMS......i hate that!! .....i showed my students one

>day.......they

> > said.......ummm Ms. Locklear we gotta go to lunch in a few

> > minutes........LOL.......i said , " and ur point is "

>lol .........they call

> > me kraaaaa zzzz newayz.........which is good bc it keeps them on

>their toes

> > they never know what i might do! LOVE IT!

> >

> > cant wait till the picnic! c u all there!!

> >

> > Kathy in NC

> > 2/14/01

> > -148 from heaviest!

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

9-23-01

We the listmom's don't like it either Francine and Mr. Waael Azab has been

dealt with.

Pattie

Co-Owner/List Admin

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In a message dated 09/23/2001 3:08:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

francinec@... writes:

<< I too consider the email from this person egregious. Not only do I object

to this

blatant propoganda, I also object to the adult nature of the email

addresses. I

consider this a terrorist attack via computer.

Francine

waaelazab4@... wrote:

> Dear friends,

> >>

[Guest guest]

This person has also sent me this email privately.

Sharon

Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2001 3:47 AM

Subject: (unknown)

>

> Dear friends,

>

> I don't want to use this server in a wrong way, but I

> believe all of us should reflect on the following

> letter.

>

> And also remember what M. Luther King said once:

> " I'm not afraid of the actions of the mad people, but

> of the silent of the honest ones " .

>

> My best wishes,

>

> Waael Azab

> Egypt

>

> --------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).

Version: 6.0.281 / Virus Database: 149 - Release Date: 9/18/01

[Guest guest]

On Sun, 23 Sep 2001 14:27:55 -0500, you wrote:

Hi All

I have just deleted about eight emails from this person, all

containing dozens of email addresses of an " adult nature " and have now

blocked (filtered) him from my computer

>

>This person has also sent me this email privately.

>> Waael Azab

>> Egypt

--

Baz in Lancs UK

babs@...

[Guest guest]

I too consider the email from this person egregious. Not only do I object to

this

blatant propoganda, I also object to the adult nature of the email addresses.

I

consider this a terrorist attack via computer.

Francine

waaelazab4@... wrote:

> Dear friends,

>

> I don't want to use this server in a wrong way, but I believe all of us should

> reflect on the following letter.

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/27/01 11:49:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

cagstev@... writes:

<< could anyone help me with any information on RA? recently diagnosed

with RA looking for any info about it

>>

Hi....sorry you had to need this info. You've come to the right place. Many

here can direct you. I've had it for almost 13 years now and I'm 36. Here is

a good place to start:

<A HREF= " http://www.ra-access.com/ " >RA Access</A>

<A HREF= " http://www.rawatch.com/rawatch/about/public.asp " >RAwatch Public Page

</A>

~*~*~*Rita*~*~*~

~*~*~*God Bless America*~*~*~

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~

[Guest guest]

Welcome to our group. I've compiled a list of many universities and

research centers that specialize in Rheumatology.

You will become an expert on RA after reading the available information. I

was diagnosed over 20 year ago, and at that

time no one had access to such information. Learning all you can about this

disease and becoming a participant in your

care will assure you of the best treatment that you can get. Feel free to

ask any questions. Have you started any medication

yet? This is a great group of very caring people that have experiences

with all of the available treatments for RA, so you

can get input from someone that's been there.

http://rheumatoid.arthritis.freehosting.net/links.htm

The link to these pages are at the bottom of each email message for easy

reference.

a

[ ] (unknown)

could anyone help me with any information on RA? recently diagnosed

with RA looking for any info about it

[Guest guest]

Long term steroids are more dangerous than long term abx. That's the

treatment for autoimmune diseases such as MS.

Rita

[Guest guest]

> >>>>>>>typical daily activities between 1 and 11 years after

> diagnosis of

> Lyme disease, the frequencies of these reports were similar to the

> frequencies of such reports among age-matched controls

> >>>>>>>>>without Lyme

> disease.<<<<<<<<<<<<<

> Samms comments: Basically in a nutshell.....this means folks have

> the SAME SYPTOMS of folks WHO did NOT have Lyme. This is why Control

> measures are used. It is important to tell your Doctor of these

> reports and if he knows better to kindly have it published in JAMA.

This is pure, 100%, total, complete BULL CORN!!! All any person with any

common sense has to do is sit in a waiting room with others that have Lyme

and see how they act and hear their stories. JAMA is a peer reveiwed

publication, this means that if the peer group doesnt like what you say,

you're out. It does not mean that just because you have great research,

great info and great results you will get in. I am 35 and act like someone

2x's my age and I used to be in better shape than 99% of the population. It

always amazes me how JAMA and the like can publish these things and it is

because of them that many of us are still sick. THEY MAKE OUR DRS UNABLE TO

PROVE WHAT WORKS. Take care, -who has to go shopping before

she gets so mad she starts spitting nails.

[Guest guest]

I agree, I don't take steroids

Sheryl

--

[Guest guest]

Go shopping, have fun and a day to your self.

Sheryl

--

[Guest guest]

From: " Snakecharmer " <snakecharmer_s@...>

< >

Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2001 9:29 AM

Subject: [ ] (unknown)

> This says it all. Please reread.

>

>

> CONCLUSIONS: In this cohort, although many patients

> reported increases in symptoms and/or increased difficulties with

> typical daily activities between 1 and 11 years after diagnosis of

> Lyme disease, the frequencies of these reports were similar to the

> frequencies of such reports among age-matched controls without Lyme

> disease.

>

What a load of crap, eh? I'm 32 and some days I can hardly drag my butt out

of bed. I don't know any other 32 year olds like that! Good thing too.

mmx