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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:52:13 GMT, Gill Murray
wrote: I don't think so, he's a red cat. Better not take him to vote, he probably votes Liebral and we don't want them back in with a majority lol Miss Kitty says she's a Dem-meow-cat, if that helps Bucket decide which party has the best groupies. -- Karen C - California And Puff wouldn't dare to be anything but a Demo-bark dog, so he would like to join. Lucille Oh dear, Max and Gretel are upset, because they are Republic-hounds. However, I told them that was fine, they may still play with the Demo-pets; there Mom has Demo-pals too! Gillian You would have to be Liberal here Gillian, I don't believe - as a woman - you could vote for Stephen Harper the Conservative. I have sometimes voted Conservative, but NEVER while that man is head of the party. Ick, ack, spit ! |
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"lucretia borgia" wrote in message ... On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:52:13 GMT, Gill Murray wrote: I don't think so, he's a red cat. Better not take him to vote, he probably votes Liebral and we don't want them back in with a majority lol Miss Kitty says she's a Dem-meow-cat, if that helps Bucket decide which party has the best groupies. -- Karen C - California And Puff wouldn't dare to be anything but a Demo-bark dog, so he would like to join. Lucille Oh dear, Max and Gretel are upset, because they are Republic-hounds. However, I told them that was fine, they may still play with the Demo-pets; there Mom has Demo-pals too! Gillian You would have to be Liberal here Gillian, I don't believe - as a woman - you could vote for Stephen Harper the Conservative. I have sometimes voted Conservative, but NEVER while that man is head of the party. Ick, ack, spit ! Are you telling us you don't much like the guy? lol |
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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 14:15:33 -0500, "Lucille"
wrote: Oh dear, Max and Gretel are upset, because they are Republic-hounds. However, I told them that was fine, they may still play with the Demo-pets; there Mom has Demo-pals too! Gillian You would have to be Liberal here Gillian, I don't believe - as a woman - you could vote for Stephen Harper the Conservative. I have sometimes voted Conservative, but NEVER while that man is head of the party. Ick, ack, spit ! Are you telling us you don't much like the guy? lol That's very perceptive of you Ruby lol |
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lucretia borgia wrote:
I can't vote for a man who would like women back in the kitchen, likely barefoot and pregnant I'm already barefoot and you're beyond getting pregnant....... -- Karen C - California www.CFSfacts.org where we give you the facts and dispel the myths Finished 12/22/05 - Wolf (Leisure Arts) WIP: July birthstone, Flowers of Hawaii (Jeanette Crews) for ME!!! LTR: Fireman's Prayer (#2), Amid Amish Life, Angel of Autumn, Calif Sampler, Holiday Snowglobe See my designs exclusively at www.TyWolfeDesigns.com Editor/Proofreader http://hometown.aol.com/kmc528/KMC.html |
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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 11:50:09 -0800, Karen C - California
wrote: lucretia borgia wrote: I can't vote for a man who would like women back in the kitchen, likely barefoot and pregnant I'm already barefoot and you're beyond getting pregnant....... True but I did see a bright star in the east recently lol |
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"lucretia borgia" wrote in message ... On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:52:13 GMT, Gill Murray wrote: I don't think so, he's a red cat. Better not take him to vote, he probably votes Liebral and we don't want them back in with a majority lol Miss Kitty says she's a Dem-meow-cat, if that helps Bucket decide which party has the best groupies. -- Karen C - California And Puff wouldn't dare to be anything but a Demo-bark dog, so he would like to join. Lucille Oh dear, Max and Gretel are upset, because they are Republic-hounds. However, I told them that was fine, they may still play with the Demo-pets; there Mom has Demo-pals too! Gillian You would have to be Liberal here Gillian, I don't believe - as a woman - you could vote for Stephen Harper the Conservative. I have sometimes voted Conservative, but NEVER while that man is head of the party. Ick, ack, spit ! We don't have a lot of choice! Is there a Kangaroo Party this year? Mavia |
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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 21:40:13 GMT, "Mavia Beaulieu"
wrote: "lucretia borgia" wrote in message .. . On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:52:13 GMT, Gill Murray wrote: I don't think so, he's a red cat. Better not take him to vote, he probably votes Liebral and we don't want them back in with a majority lol Miss Kitty says she's a Dem-meow-cat, if that helps Bucket decide which party has the best groupies. -- Karen C - California And Puff wouldn't dare to be anything but a Demo-bark dog, so he would like to join. Lucille Oh dear, Max and Gretel are upset, because they are Republic-hounds. However, I told them that was fine, they may still play with the Demo-pets; there Mom has Demo-pals too! Gillian You would have to be Liberal here Gillian, I don't believe - as a woman - you could vote for Stephen Harper the Conservative. I have sometimes voted Conservative, but NEVER while that man is head of the party. Ick, ack, spit ! We don't have a lot of choice! Is there a Kangaroo Party this year? Mavia Would that the Rhino's were back but I suppose those guys are in their late 40s now and have become serious, mores the pity. |
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Ex WRAF and now working as a 'Batwoman' (housekeeper) in an Officer's mess -
most of my officer's treat me as 'mum' even the one's older or the same age as me when I'm in my 'company uniform' but when I'm out on the 'Raz' with DH they're quite shocked to see me 'dressed up' . I worked on the Summer ball and slapped a few knuckles with my serving spoon which shocked them !!! Jan "Cheryl in Oz" cawaitesATnetconnectDOTcomDOTau wrote in message ... Love the comment about "mom" voice. I was one of three female officers on Air Force Base years ago (others were Nurse and ATC). We all used to practise our "mom" voices to use on "recalcitrant toddlers" - who were usually PILOTS!! The nurse was best at this. She was an ex-nun, and the only Major I ever saw publicly rebuke a one star General and get away with it! -- Cheryl in Oz "lisa.pauley" wrote in message news:Zq_sf.665829$_o.338812@attbi_s71... Oh, Sue, I've often felt the same way. In the movie "Pushing Tin," with Billy Bob Thornton and John Cusak as air traffic controllers, it's not a coincidence that the only controller with an outside hobby (other than bbqing and pursuing other controllers' wives) is the sole female ATCS. Of course, she competes in female fitness competitions, *that's* totally realistic! ;-) Most of the guys I work with don't have much other than work, home, and poker (not that there's anything wrong with poker, lol!), and some consider themselves ill used. I took the test *because* I was a single mom and wanted a career with great benefits and health care so I could take care of my son. And I juggled taking care of him, and my needlework, theatre, running, other family obligations, husband, eventual second son, working on my Master's degree, etc, etc. Go figure. ;-) Of course, I'm preaching to the choir on this board, I'm sure! And the air traffic controller workforce is still only made up of 5-7% female controllers. The FAA won't release the exact figure, so that number's based on my personal experience and my years as a member of the Professional Women Controllers organization. Another reason I've always thought that women make excellent ATCSs, other than being used to juggling their lives, is that we realize that we really don't *control* anything. Like with a recalcitrant toddler, a pilot who doesn't want to listen really doesn't *have* to listen. I mean, what can I do in that exact moment, really? So I have to make the pilot believe that listening to me and doing what I say is in his best interest. And sometimes I have to use my "mom" voice (as a wise supervisor taught me early in my career), as in, you *will* listen to what I say right now or you will be very very unhappy in the very near future! Sometimes the guys get really angry and frustrated with the pilots because they really believe that they control what is going on, when we're really choreographers working with the laws of gravity and propulsion and physics and, most importantly, with human beings. Lisa "Susan Hartman" wrote in message ... lisa.pauley wrote: Sorry, I'm a little late on this whole "federally mandated break" thread, but I do have a career where all of my co-workers and I take federally mandated breaks. I'm an air traffic controller. Many years ago, back when Reagan was busting up the air controllers' union and it was in the news about how stressful and high-pressure a job it was, I remember a conversation with DFIL (a university professor) in which he expressed admiration for one of his female post docs who was great in the lab and had an active family life with several young children. He said, "I don't know how she does it. She's constantly busy taking one kid here and getting another from here and school's suddenly cancelled and plans change, and she keeps it all in balance and is really good at her job, too." Being a mother of three myself, and plenty busy even without an academic/scientific career, I replied, "I always wondered why they made men the main air traffic controllers. Women juggle stuff every day and keep all the balls in the air, and nobody thinks anything of it, but for men they say it's SO stressful and such a hard job. They should make women air traffic controllers! We're constantly juggling and avoiding crises!" He said, "You know, I never thought of it that way." Sue -- -- Susan Hartman/Dirty Linen The Magazine of Folk and World Music http://www.dirtylinen.com |
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"lucretia borgia" wrote. I think you should take Bucket to the poll, along with his card and his rabies certificate as ID, and demand he be allowed to vote. (He's not a Conservative, is he????) Dawne I don't think so, he's a red cat. Better not take him to vote, he probably votes Liebral and we don't want them back in with a majority Is he not also a fat cat---which would make him a natural Liberal. Dawne |
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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:01:08 -0600, "Dawne Peterson"
wrote: "lucretia borgia" wrote. I think you should take Bucket to the poll, along with his card and his rabies certificate as ID, and demand he be allowed to vote. (He's not a Conservative, is he????) Dawne I don't think so, he's a red cat. Better not take him to vote, he probably votes Liebral and we don't want them back in with a majority Is he not also a fat cat---which would make him a natural Liberal. Dawne Oh the humanity lol Poor old Bucket! Someone I don't really know called past the other night and Bucket came strolling down the hall and into the livingroom, I couldn't think why she looked so strange, she wasn't sure whether she was looking at a cat or a dog lol |
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