whine with cheese

[Guest guest]

Well that is great to hear that your brain is in there. The next question then is.... Is it orginal equipment or is it a after market attachment? If so,did you see Toto and the Tin man too????

in Suffolk

[Guest guest]

Kathie,

You’re bothering no one here. Maybe

your doctors, but that’s what they are there for!! J Take advantage. They owe

it to you!

in BC

WHINE WITH

CHEESE

Hello,

Just in case anyone was wondering ... The

brain scan shows, I DO

have a brain (hardly used) but it is there.

.. what a relief!

Saw my PC doctor this morning.

I told her about the phone call

yesterday. She felt the Nurse should not

have taken it on herself to

say that to me. She feels they have to

screen Dr. Luketich's calls,

but she may have gone too far.

She is seeing the Neurologist on Thursday

and will talk with him.

She feels they will go ahead with the surgery,

especially since I

still am feeling pretty well. The weaker I

get, the more problems

with the surgery. She said the surgeon is

really the best, and he

does not avoid surgery just because it is

risky. Many people have

more than one thing, and she does not feel he will

turn be down for

that. She made me feel better about

everything. Now I am just

anxious to get the show on the road. I

called the Neurologists

office and asked if he would call me back.

Even though she said she

will talk with him, I decided to try to talk with

him first and be

sure he understands how much I want this to go

thru.

Well, this has been an emotional and trying

24 hours. I am going

to lie down for an hour. Sorry I bothered

those who responded with

my fire alarm ... but I guess I overreacted.

Kathie.

[Guest guest]

You know, ,

I am not sure if Sandi from CA is ready to share you with the rest

of us, but your humor is appealing.

I wondered about Notan too. I thought she was just after his

brain, but now that I have been taught to open the photos (another

reason you can beleive the brainless story .. I had to be taught), I

can see the appeal!

Kathie.

-- In achalasia , m4myjn5@a... wrote:

> Well that is great to hear that your brain is in there. The next

question

> then is.... Is it orginal equipment or is it a after market

attachment? If

> so,did you see Toto and the Tin man too????

>

> in Suffolk

[Guest guest]

That is OK I have a lot ot humor to go around. lol

in Suffolk

[Guest guest]

Randy,

I agree that my strategy appears to have done more to promote arguments

that build consensus - but that was not my intent. Were you being disingenuous

when you said I had lost you as a supporter? That implies you once supported my

candidacy, which I find surprising from your past statements. Maybe I'm wrong

about this too.

As for my public posting of the private response, here's my explanation:

When I read the post, I saw that it was originally sent to the dwarfism list. I

assumed that it was published instead of being moderated. That assumption

included my belief that the foul language you mentioned had been sent to the

list and my inclusion of it in my reply wasn't the first time it was posted.

That was my mistake. I was wrong, and I apologize. I've already apologized to

Rose. Friends of mine know that I'm not that computer-literate, but regardless

I should have proceeded more cautiously.

However I find it somewhat ironic that you castigate me for something I did

negligently while not saying anything about someone who posts private e-mails

intentionally. Where is your outrage at this? And yes, I'll have some cheese

with my whine.

I have traveled around the country to 4 different regionals - Nashville,

Indianapolis, Baltimore and Portland, Oregon at my own expense (At the Portland

regional, an offer was made by the district director to waive my registration

fee because I traveled half-way across the country, which offer I refused. I

paid the registration fee.). I have tried to be as open and accountable as

possible. I apologize for my missteps. A few hours ago I posted the questions

with my answers that were sent to both my opponent and me. At first damage

control seemed hyperbole to me, but maybe it's not.

Davey Lamb

Re: I " ll put this in the " not fan mail category "

Davey:

Are good leaders not supposed to build consensus and get everyone

running in the same direction?

I think your stragety of " open diaglogue " has done more to promote

arguments than to build consensus. Certainly your public posting of

this private response suggests this and does little for my confidence

in your leadership ability.

I can sympathize with your platform and I respect that you are taking a

stand - though I do not agree with it. But, that's not what bothers me.

Your conduct and your behaviour are sabotaging your campaign. I would

suggest that you start focusing on the issues - like I said in an

earlier post - and stop whining about what others think of you. You

have already lost me as a supporter and it's time for damage control.

As for Rose, Whims, and the rest of the list, please forgive me, but

I've just about had enough. (I did delete the post with the foul

language.) I felt this had to be shared publicly.

Thanks,

Randy (not Bill) Bradford

>

> Ah, my first true love letter. This reminds me of a voice-mail I

once received from a girlfriend of a client of mine. In her message

she called me a " funky, disrespectul bitch " - to which my friend Celia

said, " Okay Davey, disrespectful, no question - and bitch, well

probably - but there's not any way you're funky. " To which I

replied, " Celia, I guess you didn't know it, but I'm the funkmeister. "

> Okay, to give a response - since this may be some folks idea of

taking the high road - I don't really try that often to look at my

face. I think I'm with you on that one - as the kid's say, I hear your

noise and smell your cooking (from Letterman). Er, and the " Wake

up you lps that have never seen this guy... " - I'm sure you meant who

instead of that.

> Lastly, you're not from New Jersey also, are you?

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