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Gold/Mining/Energy : CDN. MOMO PUPPIES -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: AL Berta who wrote (14610)	11/16/1999 10:48:00 PM
From: Lola	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 36688

lol . . . cut it out! 18K Rolex . . . can't wait to get myself one of those . . . but maybe not a Rolex something sexier than that. Pink is going to hate me for saying this but all my favorite stuff to wear comes from an animal. My favorite pair of pants are a very soft beige in lambskin. There are much crueler things going on in life that almost nobody wants to deal with like the ignoring of our children's needs. The harmful effects of which are evident in some of the recent school shootings. Now there's a cause if I ever saw one. The way to solve that problem is not to get rid of all handguns (although I do believe in having very tough gun laws). The way to solve that problem is to look at the problems our society has created because both mother and father have to work outside the home and it seems the kids always come last. Do we care more about animals and the environment than we do about our own children's needs right now? Sometimes watching North American society would lead one to think so. There's the fur people, the seal people, the anti gun people, the environment people but where's the PRO kids people? Lola:)

To: AL Berta who wrote (14610)	11/17/1999 8:52:00 AM
From: pink789	Respond to of 36688

Al, i support your free choice. "Live free or die" I always say and I certainly am on your side in the seal pup debate. Had a pair myself once. But I think you see the potential risk to future gold prices if the movement takes hold and if angry anti-gold protestors start ripping gold Rolex watches from men and smashing the same with pick axes (this movement's equivalent of spray painting fur coats). It might get very interesting, actually -- yes, I was in Boston back in '99 when the first protest started, yes, yes, very exciting, many people killed that day... pinkish-greenish-789