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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Neocon who wrote (120669)	1/2/2001 2:30:46 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Neocon, My view is not like Nicholson's, but I do get a major grin from you bringing up that line. I saw that movie with a women a few years back on a first date. She didn't like it and I knew we wouldn't make it very far. I did end up dating her for about 3 months and we are still friends. That was one of my favorite movies of that year. Don't get me wrong I have much respect for women (I could pm you an example that would make this very clear). I just think women can be pure evil, just like some men. I should have been more specific in that this women I am talking about is bad news to the power of ten. She is nice and sweet and all that other stuff, but its only on the surface. I know the choices she has made and I know that she will make them again. Character is character and in the end it will call the shot better than a thousand words from her mouth. Another problem with women (and men) is that the passive-agressive can make your life a living hell. Not only do you not know what they want, you have to pay for not giving it to them in an indirect way. Quite maddening and I will not do it again. I have not seen "State of Grace", but will add it. "Unbreakable" is on my list and I plan to see it soon, or accept the wait for video. Have to run right now as I have an appointment and a very nice blond to work on that is no longer wearing her engagement ring. After seeing that hand for three years I know that window will be a small one. As for the market, I do not know either, but I really though we were getting to oversold. The street does not agree with me, which is a more common problem than I would like to admit. HAGO TH