i've not been on the forum all weekend, but i've just read the women jokes tread.. i just wanted to say that i think that what patricia said to you was totally unjustifed and very unfair, and i'm positive that she is the only person here that thinks that way.
if she bothered to read other posts that you have made, she would see that you are one of the most caring and loving people here.. btw: i thought the joke was hilarious.
I've not been on the forum all weekend, but I've just read the Women Jokes tread.
I just wanted to say that I think that what Patricia said to you was totally unjustifed and very unfair, and I'm positive that she is the only person here that thinks that way. If she bothered to read other posts that you have made, she would see that you are one of the most caring and loving people here.
BTW: I thought the joke was hilarious.
this one was sent to me by my other daughter.
> in the hospital the relatives gathered in the.
> waiting room, where their family member lay.
For Simon - dearest
A software engineer, hardware engineer and departmental manager were on their way to a meeting in Switzerland. They were driving down a steep mountain road when suddenly the brakes failed. The car careened out of control, bouncing off guard rails until it finally ground to a halt along the mountainside.
The occupants of the car were unhurt, but they had a problem. They were stuck halfway down the mountain in a car with no brakes.
"I know" said the manager. "Let's have a meeting, propose a Vision,
formulate a Mission Statement, define some Goals, and through a process of Continuous Improvement, find a solution to the Critical Problems and we'll be on our way."
"No," said the hardware engineer. "I've got my Swiss army knife with
me. I can strip down the car's braking system, isolate the fault, fix
it, and we'll be on our way."
"Wait," said the software engineer. "Before we do anything, shouldn't
we push the car back to the top of the mountain and see if it happens
again?"
Click http://www.bourbon.org/aol/women/dogs1.htm
Edited by - angharad on 5 January 2001 18:35:57
this one was sent to me by my other daughter.
> in the hospital the relatives gathered in the.
> waiting room, where their family member lay.
Love the joke Seven...
To all the ladies: Simon has been dealt with
posted by ernest [ernest] on january 03, 2001 at 14:44:39 {l6c8f8mpkkj.cgracl3y0abnmpk0su}: .
dear friends, .
1/3/01 it was announced at morning worship today that brother karl klein, .
Hi JT
Thanks for sharing your experiences with us, welcome to the forum. Look forward to hearing from you in the future.
hi all...am new to your great forum....got a sore back from shoveling all the new snow today and yesterday...:-) "smile" it makes them wonder....:-)
Hi Ziggy
Welcome to the forum, hope you back is getting better.
We had snow here in Manchester last week, for the first time in about 4 years. It was the first time my kids have ever seen it, they were running around like a pair of lunatics!
sorry if this topic has already been posted.. looking at size of the universe i cannot belive that we are the only life in it.
why would god create this enormous universe and then only use one minute planet?.
does anyone have any thoughts?.
Claudia - My name is Welsh and means my love.
A lot of people have trouble pronouncing it including Simon, so he just calls me AngryHead.
Seems highly likely with the canyons and dried up riverbeds on Mars that it may have once supported carbon based life (as we are).
I agree and I think that if there is proof of bacteria, we can't dismiss the possibility of other lifeforms on other planets.
sorry if this topic has already been posted.. looking at size of the universe i cannot belive that we are the only life in it.
why would god create this enormous universe and then only use one minute planet?.
does anyone have any thoughts?.
Sorry if this topic has already been posted.
Looking at size of the universe I cannot belive that we are the only life in it. Why would God create this enormous universe and then only use one minute planet?
Does anyone have any thoughts?
Edited by - angharad on 2 January 2001 10:13:29
hello brothers and sisters,.
i thought i'd list the books i am reading currently.. i'd love to see what you're reading too.. just finished: the agony and the ecstacy.
it's the story of michael angelo.
I know exactly what you mean mommy! Two kids aged 18 months and 3.
Like you say when you do get time your too tired, also I've recently started an Open University course so that is taking up most of my free time.
I've just started reading Dean Koontz - From the corner of his eye, I wish I'd not bought it now, because its so good that I'm tempted to sit a read when I've got loads of other things I should be doing.
what does this have to do with being a jehovah's witness?
nothing.. the greatest movies ever made.
1. the godfather.
That's only 8 Angharad (my wife has trouble with numbers)
She's just read this over my shoulder and claimed 'there are three star wars so that makes ten'.
What about the phantom menace then eh? That makes it 11 !
I win!
Ok, have to go and hide now.
what does this have to do with being a jehovah's witness?
nothing.. the greatest movies ever made.
1. the godfather.
No particular order.
Gladiator
Star Wars
The Colour Purple
Monty Python's Holy Grail
Monty Python's Life of Brian
Something about Mary
A Few Good Men
City of Angels
Edited by - angharad on 31 December 2000 4:1:47
