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To: T L Comiskey who wrote (63479)	10/28/2004 1:00:00 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (3) of 89467

Missing Expletives What's all this commotion I keep hearing about expletives missing in Iraq? People are running around in a huff and actually fighting with each other over it. Well goodness. I don't think a few missing expletives are anything to be concerned about. It's GOOD when expletives are deleted. When I was a young girl you never heard expletives on radio or TV and you'd certainly never read them in the newspaper. Expletives are BAD. Once when I was having a disagreement with my mother about how my hair should be braided for the school picture I accidently let an expletive slip out and my mother took me into the bathroom and washed my mouth out with a bar of soap! If you ask me, I think that we should all be happy that these expletives are missing in Iraq. We should shut up and stop arguing about it. It will be better for the children in Iraq and it's not going to hurt the adults there one iota to have a few less expletives floating around stinging people's ears. Thank you. -Emily Latella

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