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-My fat fingers
Subject: My fat fingers
I am not only a fat head, but I also
have fat fingers, not to mention a
BIG butt.
My apologies to the digest subscribers.
My fat fingers mistyped the Image
Archives password in the digest.
Subject: Fw: My fat fingers
Beatiful Ben,
Bye.
By "the excited"
Oscar, stick to your guns. I praise you for asking the rest of us to help
you dispell and neutralize this poisonous response. I gladly take my share,
and consider it dispelled. The poisonous response bespeaks the character of
the writer.
Steve, 55, in the northern Detroit burbs, in, I believe, my first general
post to the list.
Subject: Self-portrait
Vincent Van Gogh has nothing on me.
I saw his self-portrait a long time ago
in Amsterdam and decided someday I
would have one of myself. Here it is.
All that remains now is to cut off my
ear. Have I got it right? It WAS his ear
he cut off, wasn't, not his...oh, my...I
am getting so confused in my old age.
Speaking of Van Gogh, we Americans
generally pronounce it van-GOH, as in
a souped-up SUV traveling at top
speed.
Oscar in Holland, you prolly pronounce
it right. Let us know. The intelligentsia,
of which I ain't one, often say FUN-HOCK
with a lot of spit on the HOCK. Enlighten
us, Oscar, please.
Speaking further of Monsieur Vincent (Van
Gogh), has anyone ever seen Akira Kurosawa's
film called "Dreams"? A cinematic triumph,
like most everything Aki did. There is a segment
in there where a Japanese tourist walking
about in Europe stumbles into a Van Gogh
painting. It is so authentic and so beautifully
done that it would turn anyone into a fan of
both artists (Van Gogh in one art medium
and Kurosawa in another, although Kurosawa
started life as a painter and then turned to
making films to earn money to support his art
and wound up becoming one of the greatest
cinema artists of all time).
Everything Kurosawa did in films is worth seeing.
I have seen most of his work and have in my
private collection several of his greatest. My
partner had never seen a Kurosawa film until
I showed him "Ran." He was enthralled. Then
I showed him "Kagemusha," which is my favorite
except for an earlier work, "Seven Samurai"
on which the American film "The Magnificent
Seven" was based. Actually, "The Magnificent
Seven" was Kurosawa's original title for the
movie that he released as "Seven Samurai."
Kurosawa died only two years ago, at the age of 88.
I will send a picture of him to the list after this goes
out. I only send one picture per e-mail because
it is easier for people to download that way rather than
in clusters or zip files.
Subject: The promised photo of Akira Kiropsawa, great filmmaker
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Subject: Re: My fat fingers
bless allten of those chubby fingers and here's a smooch for that big
butt( I live it soooo much)
sam
Subject: Political
Found this on a site and thought I would pass around what many are thinking.
Subject: foxhunter shower buns.
I really liked the picture....Do you have more..test me
ronniejim30@hotmail.com
Subject: Re: The promised photo of Akira Kiropsawa, great filmmake
Great Caesar's Ghost! The pic is enough to turn me into Older for Older.
One Hot Man there. Thanks, Ben
Steve in the Detroit burbs
This posting was sent to another list by my partner, I thought I'd forward
it here.
Subject: AOL CHIEF DONATES $8 MIL TO ANTI-GAY GROUP
AOL chief donates $8 million to church that funds ex-gay ministry
by Barbara Dozetos
The church that received a large donation from the Case Foundation
announced who the donor was Monday.
America Online chairman Steve Case and his wife, Jean, donated over
$8 million last month to a school run by the Rev. James Kennedy,
whose church also sponsors anti-gay programs including the "ex-gay
ministry" Worthy Creations.
Jean Case graduated from the Westminster Academy in 1978. The Coral
Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., sits adjacent to
the school. According to its Web site, "It exists primarily to
educate the children of Coral Ridge families."
Among its other ministries, the church lists Worthy Creations,
which "provides a way out of the gay lifestyle for those who desire
to change." This program and the church's Center for Reclaiming
America, run by Janet Folger, launched the summer 1999 national ad
campaign thanking Sen. Trent Lott and pro football player Reggie
White for their public anti-gay views.
Eighteen other right-wing organizations, including the Family
Research Council and the Christian Coalition, joined in to fund
the "Truth In Love" ex-gay ad campaign, featuring Anne Paulk, wife of
John Paulk. He was removed last month from his position as chairman
of the conversion ministry Exodus International after he was spotted
in a gay bar in Washington, D.C.
Jean Case is CEO of the $135 million Case Foundation, which has a
pattern of giving money to pro-youth and family-oriented causes.
Posted October 18, 2000
Full Story:
Subject: Testing the BSA waters
Headline:
Text:
Subject: The Penis Poem
The Penis Poem
My nookie days are over.
Time was when, on its own accord
It used to be embarrassing
Now as old age approaches,
-- ANONYMOUS
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