Gotta love Galloway - the mouse that roared

[Vaucluse]

'Browsing' through it now and can't see where they say he has done anything illegal, it seems to state that he was a beneficiary - can't find where it says his actions were contrary to the law.

Anyway, I might find out more if I do more than just browse - it's such a long-arsed document, though . . .

Whatever the case, the dimwit senator should either charge him after this or retract and apologise.

I neitehr care for the guy nor do I dislike him, but good for him for speaking out. (Though he might yet choke on his words - can't imagine it though after his performances)

[Wham]

ok ok, i do admit he has balls - and his guilt will be difficult to prove - but the circumstantial evidence is pretty convincing.

AND if they don't charge him - he does kind of win.

all things considered - a lot more interesting than watching Tony Blair

[Mary Hatch Bailey]

i woke up one day and felt like George Baily in Its a Wonderful Life - i have a beautiful loving wife and beautiful loving children - and decided that i don't need any additional bad karma in my life

Hi Wham

An interesting simile considering my Nick and Avatar! I too feel at times too blessed, too gifted. I have so much of the things that matter.

Re: the sometimes lack of coherent counter arguments. I chalk it up to 2 things:

the single, monotone dimentionality of the written word, and

cultural and language barriers diluting your message

This forum can never be the Nixon/Kennedy debates. More like a polyglot town meeting. A community of wayward travelers, both physically or spiritually. Rather like the clients of Rick's cafe in Casablanca.

[Vaucluse]

This forum can never be the Nixon/Kennedy debates. More like a polyglot town meeting. A community of wayward travelers, both physically or spiritually. Rather like the clients of Rick's cafe in Casablanca.

Swoon . . . When I grow up I want to be as clever as you! Seriously!

[Mary Hatch Bailey]

Well that's a nice 'welcome back'. Merci mon petit.

[dot dot dot]

yep, as always, La Reine rules... 8)

Eric

[Mary Hatch Bailey]

yep, as always, La Reine rules... 8)

Eric

I will consider that an early birthday present...

[Vaucluse]

yep, as always, La Reine rules... 8)

Eric

I will consider that an early birthday present...

29?

[Mary Hatch Bailey]

29?

In spirit, always!

Truthfully, 42 doesn't look so bad. I wouldn't trade the last 13 years for anything. I've crammed a lot of living in that time. I'll stick to this sentiment by Ralph Waldo Emerson:

"The age of a woman doesn't mean a thing. The best tunes are played on the oldest fiddles."

You've got to love the skin you're in...

[Strong Eagle]

Truthfully, 42 doesn't look so bad.

I can guarantee that at 42 you are a long, long way from old. Truly in your prime. Thousands of attractions in the bedroom and out.

Happy Birthday

[Wind In My Hair]

Truthfully, 42 doesn't look so bad. I wouldn't trade the last 13 years for anything. I've crammed a lot of living in that time. I'll stick to this sentiment by Ralph Waldo Emerson:

"The age of a woman doesn't mean a thing. The best tunes are played on the oldest fiddles."

You've got to love the skin you're in...

Happy birthday MHB!

And yes, welcome back. you were missed. certainly by me.

[Vaucluse]

As it's an 'early' birthday present I shall wait with my pressie!

[Carpe Diem]

Happy birthday too!

Still waiting for your B52s

[Wham]

MHB - yes, i really do love your Nickname and when i first saw it, it put a smile on my face. My favorite scene is right near the end when the bell on the Christmas tree rings and the little girl says something about an angel just getting its wings...