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Politics
Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK
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66711 That's Marion, pilgrim.... JLAjlallen-4/7/2000
66710 It's a little known fact that Newsday hired Janet Reno's brother to revDMaA-4/7/2000
66709 Hehe. Well good for you. I detect you have a good heart, but unfortunately my sJohannes Pilch-4/7/2000
66708 Yeah, Sammy, it is a little known fact that John Wayne's real name was MaryNeocon-4/7/2000
66707 LOL!! Cliffie! I thought I recognized him from somewhere. JLAjlallen-4/7/2000
66706 Well, if Cliff Clavin were meaner, I think that he might qualify, based on the Neocon-4/7/2000
66705 Yeah, but then again he probably considers himself brilliant so I guess it depejlallen-4/7/2000
66704 Well yes, I do consider myself blessed...God knows my Heart...and that is a blelorrie coey-4/7/2000
66703 Well, he did recently say that many brilliant people are dopes.....I mean doperNeocon-4/7/2000
66702 It seems just as the weather around here starts to get right, a cold front blasJohannes Pilch-4/7/2000
66701 (grin) Thanks for the welcome. I think you jest about not making summer plans,Johannes Pilch-4/7/2000
66700 "Sage?" Having read his posts, I would have figured it was some othejlallen-4/7/2000
66699 Almost went yesterday but had some work to do in the pasture. Looks like the neIsh-4/7/2000
66698 The sage of the South Pacific........Neocon-4/7/2000
66697 <i>("not a precedent that anyone is bound to follow")</i>jlallen-4/7/2000
66696 True, all of those who profess to find such matters trivial ("not a precedNeocon-4/7/2000
66695 I guaranty you it would be understood if the transgressor was a Republican Presjlallen-4/7/2000
66694 For people who will not acknowledge the importance of such matters, it will nevNeocon-4/7/2000
66693 Unfortunately, he still managed to squander the aura of the office of the Presijlallen-4/7/2000
66692 Or this one: Stumping for the little wife, Mr. Clinton complained, "<iScarecrow-4/7/2000
66691 Ditto....<eom>...Neocon-4/7/2000
66690 Now THAT is hilarious coming from the biggest, most shameless liar ever to inhajlallen-4/7/2000
66689 DMA -- Don't overlook this classic from this week: "<i>One ofScarecrow-4/7/2000
66688 Hiya! Naw, I never make plans...interesting technology...LoL! I had no idea thlorrie coey-4/7/2000
66687 That is the most salient point, and the reason I don't give him much creditNeocon-4/7/2000
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