Aid Money - to get things into perspective - Page 2

Silver Cheetah · 11-25-2001, 07:52 PM

quote:
Originally posted by tracey:
well said s/c!

i think there's been far too much faffing about on the with us or against us attitude to make any thinking person on the planet puke.

it's amazing how much of it comes out of the mouths of people who on the surface seem like bright intelligent beings. however, i suppose propaganda is more rife and effective than we thought. or is it?

Propaganda?

Give it a C
Give it a N
Give it an N

Three rousing cheers for CNN - transmitting 'the world according to America' (as it is fondly known this side of the pond... )

tracey · 11-25-2001, 08:02 PM

oh, snorts of amusement fair sibling.....

teehee.

tracey · 11-25-2001, 08:06 PM

i really should be toddling off to bed actually.....

however. what shall we argue about? hmmmm?

i have just managed to read most of the friends of the earth thingy - very interesting. shall have to do lots more research though in copious spare time - HA.

so. any suggestions for websites????? it's probably easier unless there are some good books you can recommend.

nothing to fat though as time is rather short and furry.

caught paul having a read as well - lots of the points in it about local economies and bashing the monopolies appealed to him - he tends to bang that drum anyway........ so, progress, i think?

Silver Cheetah · 11-25-2001, 08:07 PM

quote:
Originally posted by tracey:
oh, snorts of amusement fair sibling.....

teehee.

Glad I've amused at least one person. Can this trend last..... ?? :Cheetah looks behind her nervously, and dons her trusty hard hat:

Silver Cheetah · 11-25-2001, 08:11 PM

quote:
Originally posted by tracey:

so. any suggestions for websites????? it's probably easier unless there are some good books you can recommend.

caught paul having a read as well - lots of the points in it about local economies and bashing the monopolies appealed to him - he tends to bang that drum anyway........ so, progress, i think?

Eccellente.... I'll mail you some links- I'm more on the books front meself...... Good night, Princess of Sleaze!

tracey · 11-25-2001, 08:17 PM

g'night to you too, angel of my dumplings.

p.s. nice to see you're flesh yesterday! however, not too sure about those troosers!! although they did have a very nice buttocky wobble about them - what is this, sibling lust?????

no. nice arse!

i thought mine was rather super too??? i think we should just have our bottoms photographed for stealthy's site. it would make a change and our mystique would be preserved [img]smile.gif[/img]

Silver Cheetah · 11-25-2001, 08:22 PM

quote:
Originally posted by tracey:
g'night to you too, angel of my dumplings.

p.s. nice to see you're flesh yesterday! however, not too sure about those troosers!! although they did have a very nice buttocky wobble about them - what is this, sibling lust?????

no. nice arse!

i thought mine was rather super too??? i think we should just have our bottoms photographed for stealthy's site. it would make a change and our mystique would be preserved [img]smile.gif[/img]

Much giggling this end, oh SplendoBotted One!

I noticed your lack of assurance about the suitability and loveliness of the trousers, which I have been wearing day in day out all summer. Perhaps explains the mysterious falling off in followers..... I shall take the hint, and pack them away in my lavender scented drawers, or perhaps give them to someone I don't like. (But they are so comfy...... )

Were you thinking of covered bottoms, or in full flesh toned splendour? If the latter, I'm not 100% on the mystique theory....

PS. BTW, have nicked a bit out of your sig, as being highly appropriate. Ta very much, chuck!

tracey · 11-25-2001, 08:39 PM

yes. i had noticed that! however, you may keep it - she says duchess-like in her largesse!

bare buttocked? well, p'raps encased in a fragment of silk? i have some jolly saucy undies - oh yes!!

and there'd be no shortage of delicious young men to arrange us - how nice [img]smile.gif[/img]

only yesterday....... and this evening i had an odd encounter on the train....... well, enough of such foppishness - speaking of which joe of dare prison fame is thinking of paying you a visit.

he will insist it's dere prison as in the german but i prefer my version.

he's very well and into french novels at the minute - endless quoting about muffs - aaargh.... never mind - he and stuart and alistair are so dreadfully english. joe is desperate to have polish relatives - i offered him some of ours - teehee. stu just wants to write dodgy ghost stories about the followers and alistair is just a bizarre trannie from middlesborough with literary joy. how do i know these people??? why are they my friends????? bless them, every one.

of course i know them because they are delightful and adorable and stimulating and they all drink like bastards and smoke naughty substances leading to some very odd conversations!

lovely weekend in brighton - i got to see everyone i like, including jim - who i'm warming to gradually and sarah and craig, shame he's off for 6 months - hope you see him before he goes. big cuddles - nice. missed the lesbians this time though.

did a psy card reading for joe which freaked him out 'well sketchy' was his response!

anyway. no idea what this topic is about so i'm buggering off before i'm asked to leave.

Silver Cheetah · 11-25-2001, 08:44 PM

quote:
Originally posted by tracey:

he will insist it's dere prison as in the german but i prefer my version.

he's very well and into french novels at the minute - endless quoting about muffs - aaargh.... never mind - he and stuart and alistair are so dreadfully english. joe is desperate to have polish relatives - i offered him some of ours - teehee. .

Think you might mean 'der', my sweet.....

PS. Tell Joe he can have dad no questions asked.

BTW, hate to rain on your parade, but this is getting way too chatty for a thread! Use the PM feature next time....... It's quick, and keeps personal things personal... Okay, ducks?

Magness · 11-26-2001, 11:07 AM

Reply to Neb ...

quote:
Magness, being with the US is to send help against the Taliban and Osama, being against the US is to help the Taliban and Osama, the middle ground is to NOT to send either troops or help to the US attacks while at the same time not harboring terrorists, sending help to Osama and the Taliban and having compassion with the loss that the US has endured.

Neb, if you're not part of solution (ie. helping to destroy the Taliban, Bin Laden, etc.), then you are by default helping the enemy. Attempting to stay neutral only helps the bad guys since neutrality only really helps the bad guys.

11-25-2001, 07:52 PM	#11
Silver Cheetah Fzoul Chembryl Join Date: July 26, 2001 Location: Brighton, East Sussex, UK Posts: 1,781	quote: Originally posted by tracey: well said s/c! i think there's been far too much faffing about on the with us or against us attitude to make any thinking person on the planet puke. it's amazing how much of it comes out of the mouths of people who on the surface seem like bright intelligent beings. however, i suppose propaganda is more rife and effective than we thought. or is it? Propaganda? Give it a C Give it a N Give it an N Three rousing cheers for CNN - transmitting 'the world according to America' (as it is fondly known this side of the pond... ) __________________

11-25-2001, 08:02 PM	#12
tracey Manshoon Join Date: June 18, 2001 Location: England Posts: 217	oh, snorts of amusement fair sibling..... teehee. __________________ <p>offended mistress of the illuminati<p>NOT IN MY NAME!

11-25-2001, 08:06 PM	#13
tracey Manshoon Join Date: June 18, 2001 Location: England Posts: 217	i really should be toddling off to bed actually..... however. what shall we argue about? hmmmm? i have just managed to read most of the friends of the earth thingy - very interesting. shall have to do lots more research though in copious spare time - HA. so. any suggestions for websites????? it's probably easier unless there are some good books you can recommend. nothing to fat though as time is rather short and furry. caught paul having a read as well - lots of the points in it about local economies and bashing the monopolies appealed to him - he tends to bang that drum anyway........ so, progress, i think? __________________ <p>offended mistress of the illuminati<p>NOT IN MY NAME!

11-25-2001, 08:07 PM	#14
Silver Cheetah Fzoul Chembryl Join Date: July 26, 2001 Location: Brighton, East Sussex, UK Posts: 1,781	quote: Originally posted by tracey: oh, snorts of amusement fair sibling..... teehee. Glad I've amused at least one person. Can this trend last..... ?? :Cheetah looks behind her nervously, and dons her trusty hard hat: __________________

11-25-2001, 08:11 PM	#15
Silver Cheetah Fzoul Chembryl Join Date: July 26, 2001 Location: Brighton, East Sussex, UK Posts: 1,781	quote: Originally posted by tracey: so. any suggestions for websites????? it's probably easier unless there are some good books you can recommend. caught paul having a read as well - lots of the points in it about local economies and bashing the monopolies appealed to him - he tends to bang that drum anyway........ so, progress, i think? Eccellente.... I'll mail you some links- I'm more on the books front meself...... Good night, Princess of Sleaze! __________________

11-25-2001, 08:17 PM	#16
tracey Manshoon Join Date: June 18, 2001 Location: England Posts: 217	g'night to you too, angel of my dumplings. p.s. nice to see you're flesh yesterday! however, not too sure about those troosers!! although they did have a very nice buttocky wobble about them - what is this, sibling lust????? no. nice arse! i thought mine was rather super too??? i think we should just have our bottoms photographed for stealthy's site. it would make a change and our mystique would be preserved [img]smile.gif[/img] __________________ <p>offended mistress of the illuminati<p>NOT IN MY NAME!

11-25-2001, 08:22 PM	#17
Silver Cheetah Fzoul Chembryl Join Date: July 26, 2001 Location: Brighton, East Sussex, UK Posts: 1,781	quote: Originally posted by tracey: g'night to you too, angel of my dumplings. p.s. nice to see you're flesh yesterday! however, not too sure about those troosers!! although they did have a very nice buttocky wobble about them - what is this, sibling lust????? no. nice arse! i thought mine was rather super too??? i think we should just have our bottoms photographed for stealthy's site. it would make a change and our mystique would be preserved [img]smile.gif[/img] Much giggling this end, oh SplendoBotted One! I noticed your lack of assurance about the suitability and loveliness of the trousers, which I have been wearing day in day out all summer. Perhaps explains the mysterious falling off in followers..... I shall take the hint, and pack them away in my lavender scented drawers, or perhaps give them to someone I don't like. (But they are so comfy...... ) Were you thinking of covered bottoms, or in full flesh toned splendour? If the latter, I'm not 100% on the mystique theory.... PS. BTW, have nicked a bit out of your sig, as being highly appropriate. Ta very much, chuck! __________________

11-25-2001, 08:39 PM	#18
tracey Manshoon Join Date: June 18, 2001 Location: England Posts: 217	yes. i had noticed that! however, you may keep it - she says duchess-like in her largesse! bare buttocked? well, p'raps encased in a fragment of silk? i have some jolly saucy undies - oh yes!! and there'd be no shortage of delicious young men to arrange us - how nice [img]smile.gif[/img] only yesterday....... and this evening i had an odd encounter on the train....... well, enough of such foppishness - speaking of which joe of dare prison fame is thinking of paying you a visit. he will insist it's dere prison as in the german but i prefer my version. he's very well and into french novels at the minute - endless quoting about muffs - aaargh.... never mind - he and stuart and alistair are so dreadfully english. joe is desperate to have polish relatives - i offered him some of ours - teehee. stu just wants to write dodgy ghost stories about the followers and alistair is just a bizarre trannie from middlesborough with literary joy. how do i know these people??? why are they my friends????? bless them, every one. of course i know them because they are delightful and adorable and stimulating and they all drink like bastards and smoke naughty substances leading to some very odd conversations! lovely weekend in brighton - i got to see everyone i like, including jim - who i'm warming to gradually and sarah and craig, shame he's off for 6 months - hope you see him before he goes. big cuddles - nice. missed the lesbians this time though. did a psy card reading for joe which freaked him out 'well sketchy' was his response! anyway. no idea what this topic is about so i'm buggering off before i'm asked to leave. __________________ <p>offended mistress of the illuminati<p>NOT IN MY NAME!

11-25-2001, 08:44 PM	#19
Silver Cheetah Fzoul Chembryl Join Date: July 26, 2001 Location: Brighton, East Sussex, UK Posts: 1,781	quote: Originally posted by tracey: he will insist it's dere prison as in the german but i prefer my version. he's very well and into french novels at the minute - endless quoting about muffs - aaargh.... never mind - he and stuart and alistair are so dreadfully english. joe is desperate to have polish relatives - i offered him some of ours - teehee. . Think you might mean 'der', my sweet..... PS. Tell Joe he can have dad no questions asked. BTW, hate to rain on your parade, but this is getting way too chatty for a thread! Use the PM feature next time....... It's quick, and keeps personal things personal... Okay, ducks? __________________

11-26-2001, 11:07 AM	#20
Magness Quintesson Join Date: January 7, 2001 Location: Manchester, NH, USA Posts: 1,025	Reply to Neb ... quote: Magness, being with the US is to send help against the Taliban and Osama, being against the US is to help the Taliban and Osama, the middle ground is to NOT to send either troops or help to the US attacks while at the same time not harboring terrorists, sending help to Osama and the Taliban and having compassion with the loss that the US has endured. Neb, if you're not part of solution (ie. helping to destroy the Taliban, Bin Laden, etc.), then you are by default helping the enemy. Attempting to stay neutral only helps the bad guys since neutrality only really helps the bad guys.

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