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To: queenleah who wrote (28333)	1/30/2007 4:40:12 PM
From: Honey_Bee	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42834

While claiming that Honey (who with courtesy and obvious friendliness) had made a "demand," her royal WE-highness, makes several "demands" of Honey. But at least her royal issuance answered the question. I would agree with her royalness if she had said that imping someone's real name is immoral. But can she seriously be saying that once a fake ID is used and then disposed of, that it can NEVER be used again by someone new--and that it forever belongs to the original owner? Shirley you jest! :) Would that same principle apply to (if you had one--I don't know) your ex-husband. You wouldn't want him, but you sure as heck wouldn't want fake-number-two wife to have him. LOL! =:) .

To: queenleah who wrote (28333)	1/30/2007 4:59:14 PM
From: fahrenheit451	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 42834

Queen I took this name after math called me a liar when I was just telling the truth about something that Bob Brinker had done. I found his conduct to be classless, deceptive and tacky. Message 15503853 I suspect since I post negative comments about your tin god, you would have no problem with Math's conduct on this matter. I took the name to get even. I suspect Math continued to think I was a liar until a caller confronted Brinker about the issue on the air. Brinker admitted that what I posted was true but his explanation didn't make sense. It was as though he still had something to hide.