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To: The Rabbit who wrote (26716)	2/17/2003 1:40:48 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 62549

Dutch artist to marry herself ananova.com A Dutch artist is to marry herself to show people how much she loves the different sides of her character. Jennifer Hoes, 29, has ordered a complete wedding party, wedding dress and marriage certificate. She told Haarlem's Dagblad newspaper: "I want to celebrate with others how much I'm in love with myself." She says she regards the wedding as a reward for her years of struggle between the emotional and business sides of her character. Ms Hoes said: "Finally I managed to unite these conflicting parts of my character, and I find it most logical that it results in a wedding." An alderman of the city of Haarlem has agreed to act as registrar, although the wedding will not be registered officially in the books. Ms Hoes said she doesn't rule out a more conventional wedding at some stage in the future. "But I will never divorce myself. I don¹t want to become emotionally dependent from another for not being in balance with myself. This marriage is really for better or for worse," she added.

To: The Rabbit who wrote (26716)	2/17/2003 1:54:48 PM
From: Canuck Dave	Respond to of 62549

Gee, how come we don't see Jesse Ventura jokes? I mean, the guy is pretty funny looking. On the other hand, he speaks a lot of sense and isn't obviously either cynically corrupt or a front man for really rich dudes who just want to get richer. OJ: Speaking of rich people who can only envisage more of the same, Henry Miller summed it up neatly. "What makes money make money?" CD