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["Toni Hawryluk" <tonihawr AT msn.com>]

> You guys ignored me. I am sniffling in rejection.

Awww, sweetie, don't cry, you were too quiet -
gotta get loud-like-Tvo ... hehehe !

Are there really respected groups of foreign scientists and intellectuals out 
there thinking that W is causing so much peril to the planet that they need 
to try to intercede in our elections? I haven't seen this before, I guess.

Ahem - foreign scientists and intellectuals
may be well-paid enough to buy stock in the
various corporations that do 'this sort of
thing' .... (wincing before I'm shot).

> Trying to edu-mah-cate myself better,

When Tvo gets *his* life story in print,
we'll all have a field day ! LOL now ... !
Hey, Tvo - is anybody tracking 'you' ?

> Tammy in Colorado (who wound up with zucchini...period...from her garden 
> this year so far)

When you turn that crop into zucchini bread
with plenty of those apple or pumpkin pie spices
in it, you can make a 'pretty penny' at any
farmers' market - just don't run afoul of whatever
zoning/permissions are in effect in your locality.
I tried Google with "zoning, Colorado" but that
was too general, your library could probably 
help if you don't want to mess with "city hall"
yourself ...

Toni
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VATOCO6 AT aol.com wrote:

>I wrote a few days ago and forwarded this thing I found in a national
>magazine about a group of sociologists begging the US not to re-elect W.
>
>There was a shorter letter from a group of Japanese scientists again
>imploring US citizens to vote for ANYONE but W.
>
>You guys ignored me. I am sniffling in rejection.
>
>Are there really respected groups of foreign scientists and intellectuals out
>there thinking that W is causing so much peril to the planet that they need
>to try to intercede in our elections? I haven't seen this before, I guess.
>
>Trying to edu-mah-cate myself better,
>
>Tammy in Colorado (who wound up with zucchini...period...from her garden this
>year so far)
>
>
>

tvoivozhd---Hah!! I've been trying and trying to re-activate HEWS,
(Harpy Early Warning System)  The new component is giving me fits---the
one that renders Harpies both invisible and voiceless.  Well, well,
well, so it's finally workihg, but now I've forgotten which button to
push.  I'm afraid if I push the wrong one those damned Harpies will be
roosting on my roof waiting for me to come out in the morning.  The
Rafter Goblin hates Harpies and normally could be relied on to employ
the jaw of his ass to defend me, but he emphatically informed me only
yesterday that he is going to lay in bed until noon, unless I pay him
overtime.  By that time there will be three feet of Harpy Hockey
blocking the front door, and neither of us will be able to get out or
in.  Oi veh.