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5014	Funny, I am willing to accept PPD as a contributing factor, but for me her "	Rambi	7/5/2001
5013	Chris, I find the public reaction to the Yates case to be troubling as well. I	Poet	7/5/2001
5012	There is now a new technique for in-vitro fertilization that is much better at p	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5011	<i>Ummmm, if I told you we used a bundling board, would you believe me?<	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5010	Ooh, it WAS a good grub, wasn't it? I tend to be oblivious to those things,	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5009	We would also respond very differently to the Yates situation, I think, if it we	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5008	This review presents one view of what we, as a society, wish to accomplish, and	Win Smith	7/5/2001
5007	Ummmm, if I told you we used a bundling board, would you believe me? We <I&g	Poet	7/5/2001
5006	I'd question the requirement for equal standards of punishment - I'd say	thames_sider	7/5/2001
5005	That's a powerful article. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5004	<i>I still haven't read Angela's Ashes. I don't suppose you w	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5003	<i>On our second date, Bill started to read to me "Angela's Ashes	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5002	My mother in law, a former English teacher, is a great reader of contemporary l	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
5001	I'm glad you have a sense of humor about it. Grubber. <gg>	Poet	7/5/2001
5000	You're right. Twice.	The Philosopher	7/5/2001
4999	Ooooookay. Thanks.	Poet	7/5/2001
4998	I didn't say that it was depressing. Though it certainly was. I didn't s	Jorj X Mckie	7/5/2001
4997	That was a thoughtful article. It seems that there are two issues: Firstly, th	Solon	7/5/2001
4996	Really? What was it about the book that was the most depressing to you? The po	Poet	7/5/2001
4995	Nothing wrong with liking Bridget Jones... I read it from when it was a weekly c	thames_sider	7/5/2001
4994	oh man, I found Angela's Ashes to be the most painful book to read. I know t	Jorj X Mckie	7/5/2001
4993	Sweetie, with the way you write, deducting 50 IQ points will bring you to my lev	Poet	7/4/2001
4992	I still haven't read Angela's Ashes. I don't suppose you would lend	Rambi	7/4/2001
4991	Being read to <I>is</I> luxurious! On our second date, Bill started	Poet	7/4/2001
4990	Hi X, Who wrote the Tortilla Curtain and what's the plot? I'm assuming	Poet	7/4/2001

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