Re: Survival

From: Charlie Chambers (cchamber@gorge.net)
Thu Aug 7 08:59:11 2003


Who would have ever thought of putting Robert Preston in a scifi movie?

Also, when we were kids, I remember one kid in all of school who had a severe strawberry allergy, otherwise, no one had food allergies to anything.

On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 04:48 AM, DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote:

>
> In a message dated 8/7/03 04:23:58, dbb@dmv.com writes:
>
> How about slats in the cribs that weren’t measured for how far apart
> they were? Or putting babies in those little plastic recline seats and
> then they were put in the floorboard of the car when you went
> somewhere? Going door-to-door to sell those school fundraisers. Never
> locking the doors to the house or cars? The relative who seemed to
> baby-sit for everybody but didn’t have a license and so what if one
> was sick? The others had been exposed anyway so “bring them on!”
>  HORRORS!
>  
> Donna, LPN
>
> Ah, yesssss. We were all much tougher then.
>
> Now we raise whimps who are squishy, fat, asthmatic, and drug- and
> mommy0dependent. However, if you could put them in the cockpit of a
> computerized tank/warplane/space fighter, they could blast ANYONE
> outta the sky with their lightning fast button-eye coordination. Oh,
> for the Last Starfighter to save the planet!
>
> Joe P.
>
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