I'm sorry, Billy Boy. I know these nuances are too subtle for a bastion of the rational right like you, but there is a difference between an occasional middle of the night post and an all night posting session. You don't have to stay up all night for the former.
Johannes, I don't blame you for feeling disillusionment,but I think that the f
#43174, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:04AM
Well yes. Of course. But I think the tendency will be to try and push the thin
#43175, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:07AM
I must respond to this, so let me think a moment.
#43176, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:08AM
LOL. Depending upon the show, you won't snore.
#43177, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:09AM
See, a lot of that is pure horse***t. The American Historical Society has thou
#43178, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:11AM
Sometimes large events need to be digested...
#43179, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:13AM
The public's corruption is not generally an active one. It is one that allows
#43180, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:14AM
Is that because I won't sleep, or is it that I will be drowned out?
#43181, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:15AM
I have posted numerous polls to show that the public's view of abortion is nua
#43182, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:18AM
I think it is the activist nature of the 400 historians. I tend to require my
#43183, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:19AM
Both, but mostly because you won't sleep. I have not been to a play for quite
#43184, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:22AM
Sure, "activist historians", sheesh... On the other hand, Eugene Genovese and
#43185, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:26AM
I went to "Miss Saigon" in December, complete with chopper, so I know what you
#43186, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:28AM
Yes. But the passive corruption to which I have referred causes many individua
#43187, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:29AM
Yes. A tremendous production.
#43188, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:30AM
So right. I guess the vastness of the group impresses me. Nevertheless, most o
#43189, Johannes Pilch, Apr 21 1999 12:34AM
I had to reboot, and will follow to bed in awhile, I am sure. More later...
#43190, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:52AM
My pleasure. Have a good night!
#43191, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 12:54AM
lorrie, perhaps you would prefer this:http://members.xoom.com/babe_palace3/jmc
#43192, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 1:14AM
lorrie: How about Xena?:http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Sands/6513/pose.ht
#43193, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 1:55AM
Unfortunately, lorrie, a couple of my treats didn't quite come off as planned.
#43194, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 3:12AM
lorrie, I have fixed one for you:http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Academy/57
#43195, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 3:22AM
lorrie, if the other is fixable, here it is:http://members.xoom.com/babe_palac
#43196, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 3:27AM
lorrie, it occurred to me that I might have misjudged you from that web site,
#43197, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:05AM
lorrie, of course I may have misjudged your tastes:http://members.aol.com/jone
#43198, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:08AM
brees, I thought that I would provide visual sustenance to each of my thread p
#43199, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:15AM
bp, I thought you might like this:http://www.metmuseum.org/images/gallery/euro
#43200, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:21AM
Zoltan!, I thought you might appreciate this:http://www.metmuseum.org/images/g
#43201, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:23AM
Les, this is Chinese, not Japanese, but I thought you'd like it:http://www.met
#43202, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:27AM
Ish, this is an American painting, by George Caleb Bingham:http://www.metmuseu
#43203, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:29AM
cody, for you something French:http://www.metmuseum.org/images/gallery/euro/GR
#43204, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:31AM
JBL, pour toi aussi:http://www.metmuseum.org/images/gallery/19euro/GRP9_23.jpg
#43205, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:33AM
Bill Vaughn, something to rouse the patriotic spirit:http://www.metmuseum.org/
#43206, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:35AM
Johannes, King David in stained glass:http://www.metmuseum.org/images/gallery/
#43207, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:39AM
JLA--- something martial:http://www.metmuseum.org/images/gallery/arms/BULLT4.j
#43208, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:42AM
Tiger's Paw--- Seurat was a "scientific" painter:http://www.moma.org/collectio
#43209, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:53AM
Michelle, we want to keep you happy:http://www.moma.org/collection/paintsculpt
#43210, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 4:57AM
Daniel, I present you with an icon of modernity:http://www.moma.org/collection
#43211, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 5:01AM
George Coyne: last but not least, a bit of Americana from Edward Hopper:http:/
#43212, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 5:21AM
If I overlooked anyone currently participating on the thread, I apologize, and
#43213, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 5:22AM
lorrie, sad to say that the Xoom folks seem to have fixed things so it works a
#43214, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 5:24AM
I have an imperfect web page with a slow download, but if anyone is curious:ht
#43215, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 6:34AM
LOL! I hope I don't come across as someone who would be living there.
#43216, George Coyne, Apr 21 1999 6:39AM
George, I worried about that, but decided that you might like it merely as a p
#43217, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 6:41AM
lorrie--- Or maybe this is more like it:
#43218, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 7:27AM
Yes, I appreciated that aspect of it.
#43219, George Coyne, Apr 21 1999 7:29AM
I am glad. Except for my photos twitting lorrie, I am not especially trying to
#43220, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 7:31AM
>>The usual practice would have been to rule on it immediately, i
#43221, Zoltan!, Apr 21 1999 7:48AM
lorrie, I think I may have arrived at a solution. You know how eager i am to p
#43222, Neocon, Apr 21 1999 7:50AM
Of course, I complimented Neocon on the kinder, gentler II (or was it III) effort, but with so many able assistants, the forces of nihilism were barely set back. |
