Dave Smith wrote:
> Margaret Suran wrote:
>
> > Dora, Neither Marcel nor I ever heard of her. *Should we have
> > recognized her name? *On CNN, there is such fuss made over her
> > untimely death. *I am sorry that someone so young, with a new baby
> > died, but I still have no idea who she is. *RIP
>
> You must live in a vacuum.

>From the syntax, content, and timing, of Margaret's post I believe she
knows very well who Anna Niclole Smith is... not that she knows her
personally but she damn well knows WHO she is... but for whatever
personal reasons she would rather disassociate herself from this very
controversial celebrity. That upper case "N" ("Neither") tells me
she's lying through her teeth... Marcel must be her credibility
eunoch.

Sheldon

Sheldon wrote:
>> Margaret Suran wrote:

>>> Dora, Neither Marcel nor I ever heard of her. Should we have
>>> recognized her name? On CNN, there is such fuss made over her
>>> untimely death. I am sorry that someone so young, with a new baby
>>> died, but I still have no idea who she is. RIP
>> You must live in a vacuum.
>
>>From the syntax, content, and timing, of Margaret's post I believe she
> knows very well who Anna Niclole Smith is... not that she knows her
> personally but she damn well knows WHO she is... but for whatever
> personal reasons she would rather disassociate herself from this very
> controversial celebrity. That upper case "N" ("Neither") tells me
> she's lying through her teeth... Marcel must be her credibility
> eunoch.

You mean "eunuch"?

Anyway, your conclusion is horseshit. Not everybody knew who that set of
jugs was, and not everyone who knew cared. Not everyone cares who the
Playboy Playmates are, not everyone follows the advertising for any
particular brand of jeans, not everyone glues themselves to the idiot
box and watches endless hours of "reality television," not everyone hung
on each tabloid report of the antics of publicity-craving buffoons.

And not everyone will mourn the passing of that increasingly desperate
sack of hair.

Too bad about the baby she left behind, but this WILL settle the
paternity mystery.

<maybe the little girl will benefit from the final inheritance
decision... shades of Christina Onassis?>

Pennyaline wrote:
> your conclusion is horseshit. Not everybody knew who that set of
> jugs was, and not everyone who knew cared. Not everyone cares who the
> Playboy Playmates are, not everyone follows the advertising for any
> particular brand of jeans, not everyone glues themselves to the idiot
> box and watches endless hours of "reality television," not everyone hung
> on each tabloid report of the antics of publicity-craving buffoons.
>
> And not everyone will mourn the passing of that increasingly desperate
> sack of hair.

Bitter unfulfilled ****.

Sheldon

Sheldon wrote:
> Pennyaline wrote:
>> your conclusion is horseshit. Not everybody knew who that set of
>> jugs was, and not everyone who knew cared. Not everyone cares who the
>> Playboy Playmates are, not everyone follows the advertising for any
>> particular brand of jeans, not everyone glues themselves to the idiot
>> box and watches endless hours of "reality television," not everyone hung
>> on each tabloid report of the antics of publicity-craving buffoons.
>>
>> And not everyone will mourn the passing of that increasingly desperate
>> sack of hair.
>
> Bitter unfulfilled ****.

Thanks, Shel! That's a much better description of her.

BadPennyaline wrote:
> Sheldon wrote:
> >
> > Bitter unfulfilled ****.
>
> Thanks, Shel! That's a much better description of her.

Thanks, BadPenny, you proved my case.

Sheldon wrote:
> BadPennyaline wrote:
>> Sheldon wrote:
>>> Bitter unfulfilled ****.
>> Thanks, Shel! That's a much better description of her.
>
> Thanks, BadPenny, you proved my case.

Hmmmm, Bad Penny, eh? I kinda like it.

Pennyaline wrote:

> Too bad about the baby she left behind, but this WILL settle the
> paternity mystery.

I tend to think that Smith's death is the only hope the baby has.
--
Dave
www.davebbq.com

"Dave Bugg" > wrote in message
...
> Pennyaline wrote:
>
>> Too bad about the baby she left behind, but this WILL settle the
>> paternity mystery.
>
> I tend to think that Smith's death is the only hope the baby has.

I had that same thought today when my husband told me about it. She might
get to grow up semi normal after this all dies down.

Tori

"I tend to think that Smith's death is the only hope the baby has."
======================================
I truly pray that this Child will recieve the love in her life that her
maternal mother, Anna Nicole would've bestowed upon her. Mark

Mark D wrote:
> "I tend to think that Smith's death is the only hope the baby has."
> ======================================
> I truly pray that this Child will recieve the love in her life that
> her maternal mother, Anna Nicole would've bestowed upon her. Mark

Right. After all, she did so well with her first child.

--
Dave
www.davebbq.com

"Dave Bugg" > wrote in message
...
> Mark D wrote:
>> "I tend to think that Smith's death is the only hope the baby has."
>> ======================================
>> I truly pray that this Child will recieve the love in her life that
>> her maternal mother, Anna Nicole would've bestowed upon her. Mark
>
> Right. After all, she did so well with her first child.
>

Who are you to judge? I hope people are as kind when you kick.



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cybercat wrote:
> "Dave Bugg" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Mark D wrote:
>>> "I tend to think that Smith's death is the only hope the baby has."
>>> ======================================
>>> I truly pray that this Child will recieve the love in her life that
>>> her maternal mother, Anna Nicole would've bestowed upon her. Mark
>>
>> Right. After all, she did so well with her first child.
>>
>
> Who are you to judge? I hope people are as kind when you kick.

What, are you judging me? LOL!!!

--
Dave
www.davebbq.com