Did i see that here?

Cause i just saw Gwen Eifel talking about it with Bill O'Rielly?

Im sure some one mentioned it, but then i only recently realized that
Sandra Lee is not Sarah Lee, i could never see what the big deal was?
how a frozen cheese cake could elicit such vehemence of conflicting
opinion
--
JL

On Jan 31, 12:28*am, Joseph Littleshoes > wrote:
> Did i see that here?
>
> Cause i just saw Gwen Eifel talking about it with Bill O'Rielly?
>
> Im sure some one mentioned it, but then i only recently realized that
> Sandra Lee is not Sarah Lee, i could never see what the big deal was?
> how a frozen cheese cake could elicit such vehemence of conflicting
> opinion
> --
> JL
=======================================
Dear Joseph of the Wonderful Name,

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
Is that because I do not watch television or am I just ill informed?

Lynn in Fargo
current temperature is 35 F !!!!!!!!!

Lynn from Fargo wrote:

> On Jan 31, 12:28�am, Joseph Littleshoes > wrote:
>
>>Did i see that here?
>>
>>Cause i just saw Gwen Eifel talking about it with Bill O'Rielly?
>>
>>Im sure some one mentioned it, but then i only recently realized that
>>Sandra Lee is not Sarah Lee, i could never see what the big deal was?
>>how a frozen cheese cake could elicit such vehemence of conflicting
>>opinion
>>--
>>JL
>
> =======================================
> Dear Joseph of the Wonderful Name,
>
> I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
> Is that because I do not watch television or am I just ill informed?
>
> Lynn in Fargo
> current temperature is 35 F !!!!!!!!!

I saw a thread about fuzzy unicorns and rainbows in a group i read, i
thought it was this one, and of course i just ignored it as a bit of new
age fluff i assumed it to be. Then i was watching a news program
yesterday where Gwen Eiffel was talking with Bill O'Rielly about the big
government bail out plan, giving a trillion dollars to big business.
And O'Riely suggested it be given directly to the consumer rather than
big business. To bail out the consumers who would put it in the bank or
spend it on mortgages & debt. And every thing would then be "fuzzy
unicorns and rainbows" and we would all live happily ever after.

It was supposed to be a joke but like many political 'jokes' it had a
certain element to it that seemed to make more sense than the real
situation it was mocking.
--
JL

On Jan 31, 7:14*pm, Joseph Littleshoes > wrote:
> Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> > On Jan 31, 12:28 am, Joseph Littleshoes > wrote:
>
> >>Did i see that here?
>
> >>Cause i just saw Gwen Eifel talking about it with Bill O'Rielly?
>
> >>Im sure some one mentioned it, but then i only recently realized that
> >>Sandra Lee is not Sarah Lee, i could never see what the big deal was?
> >>how a frozen cheese cake could elicit such vehemence of conflicting
> >>opinion
> >>--
> >>JL
>
> > =======================================
> > Dear Joseph of the Wonderful Name,
>
> > I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
> > Is that because I do not watch television or am I just ill informed?
>
> > Lynn in Fargo
> > current temperature is 35 F !!!!!!!!!
>
> I saw a thread about fuzzy unicorns and rainbows in a group i read, i
> thought it was this one, and of course i just ignored it as a bit of new
> age fluff i assumed it to be. *Then i was watching a news program
> yesterday where Gwen Eiffel was talking with Bill O'Rielly about the big
> government bail out plan, giving a trillion dollars to big business.
> And O'Riely suggested it be given directly to the consumer rather than
> big business. *To bail out the consumers who would put it in the bank or
> spend it on mortgages & debt. * And every thing would then be "fuzzy
> unicorns and rainbows" and we would all live happily ever after.
>
> It was supposed to be a joke but like many political 'jokes' it had a
> certain element to it that seemed to make more sense than the real
> situation it was mocking.
> --
> JL

Now I get it. It's like saying: "Peace, love, hippie beads and brown
rice." but not so dated (1968?)
;-)
Lynn in Fargo