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To: one_less who wrote (11972)	5/3/2002 7:20:15 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 21057

I'm not really sure. If it was someone shooting at me I would probably not have much time to analyze my fear, my fear in that situation could be considered fear of getting shot, but it would lump together fear or pain, injury ,and death. The cancer would cause less fear in the sense of an adrenaline surge and more dread. The fear would probably be centered on the difficulties and pain but also I would want to live and would be upset that my life would be cut short at less then half of the average length even if I knew that my death would be quick and painless. Tim

To: one_less who wrote (11972)	5/3/2002 7:27:31 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21057

"n the Eye of the Beholder And now the most intriguing two minutes in television, the latest from the political grapevine. The Palestinians are said by some to be masters of playing the victim, and the Israeli Defense Force has released what it sees as the ultimate example. It's this video, from an overhead Israeli spy drone, shot last Sunday in Jenin. Protesting Palestinians are carrying what appears to be a body wrapped in a green flag, or mourning cloth. But they drop the guy. He then picks himself up and lies back down on the flag, to be wrapped up and carried on again..." foxnews.com