On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 09:51:54 GMT, Charles <ckraft@SPAMTRAPwest.net>
wrote:

Can't let it get too close to San Fran, the melt down would split the
state in two.

*snicker*

Did you know that Davis and Berkeley are Nuclear Free Zones? We
suppose that any nukes that land in California will just wrap around
those cities and not actually affect them.

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 09:51:54 GMT, Charles <ckraft@SPAMTRAPwest.net>
wrote:

Can't let it get too close to San Fran, the melt down would split the
state in two.

*snicker*

Did you know that Davis and Berkeley are Nuclear Free Zones? We
suppose that any nukes that land in California will just wrap around
those cities and not actually affect them.

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 09:51:54 GMT, Charles <ckraft@SPAMTRAPwest.net>
wrote:

Can't let it get too close to San Fran, the melt down would split the
state in two.

Did you know that Davis and Berkeley are Nuclear Free Zones? We
suppose that any nukes that land in California will just wrap around
those cities and not actually affect them.

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 10:11:49 GMT, Noon Cat Nick
<chatdemidiSPAMBEGONE@catlover.com> wrote:

Shuck-diddley-ucks. I'm 30 mi. from the nearest exhibitor. 'Course, that
does me no good anyway, me being down with CFIDS and all.

Oh thanks a bunch for saying that. I thought I recognized the acronym, but
couldn't quite place it. So I looked up CFIDS. Now *I* have it.

Don't get me wrong... I'm not accusing you of giving it to me. ;)

Okay, so the symptoms are pretty much pot luck. I do have chronic
exhaustion, or malaise. Yet sometimes I'm near manic and bounding with
energy. Until I crash.

I also have cognitive difficulties. Concentration and such. Reading
actually makes me very tired. Not newsgroups so much. Posts are usually
relatively short, and it's interspersed with typing replies. But books
tend very often to work as well as sleeping pills. That, and some OCD/ADD
symptoms. I can get stuck repeatedly re-reading a single sentence. Or I
can read a page and then realize that I have no clue what I just read,
forcing me to read it again. Yet sometimes I can read voraciously with no
problems. But that is why I like audio books so much. I can keep my eyes
closed. I've always gained more from hearing than the other senses. I
used to irritate teachers by staring out the window instead of paying
attention and taking notes, yet I'd still ace the tests.

Hmm, what else. No joint pain or chronic flu symptoms. I have a problem
with lower back pain, but not much else in the actual pain department.

I do have an intolerance to heat and cold. But not all the time. I love
the jacuzzi and sauna - I even credit them with completely curing lifelong
eczema. But I often can't seem to get warm enough, yet when I go to bed I
tend to overheat and get night sweats. Night sweats are common with the
males in my family. I wake up all sweaty, and then freeze because of the
wet sheets. Sometimes I need to get up and get a beach towel to lay on the
bed to even be comfortable. But my usual body temperature is a little
lower than normal.

I used to be rather prone to stomach upset and general gastric
disturbances. But not so much since I've started taking digestive enzymes
before eating. I do have a chronic lack of appetite though. Most people
in my family, except for my father, have learned that trying to coax me to
eat can produce an angry reaction. I don't eat unless I damn well feel
like eating. That's usually only once a day. But I tend to maintain body
weight pretty well. Maybe all the calories from Mountain dew.

Ah well. I really wish that someday someone would post the disease I have
and then follow up with "... and there is a very simple and sure cure!!!"

Well, I've been leery of that one cuz of it's producer. ***** Morris.
He has an all-body-hatred of Hillary. He's more forgiving of Bill.
But he's a turncoat and a gossip-monger, even if he does come up with
piercingly accurate observations. Sorta like Newt. I take what they
say with a grain of salt, keeping in mind their bias.

"Michael Moore Hates America" has yet to be released, having been shown

Hadn't heard of that one yet.

so far only at film festivals; no word on the reception it got at those
venues. Sounds interesting, though, particularly with Penn Jillette as
its narrator.

Do you think it'll get a standing ovation at Cannes?

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 10:11:49 GMT, Noon Cat Nick
<chatdemidiSPAMBEGONE@catlover.com> wrote:

Anywho, from what I've been able to glean, "Fahrenhype 9/11," released
earlier this month on video, does a far better job of debunking Moore.

Well, I've been leery of that one cuz of it's producer. ***** Morris.
He has an all-body-hatred of Hillary. He's more forgiving of Bill.
But he's a turncoat and a gossip-monger, even if he does come up with
piercingly accurate observations. Sorta like Newt. I take what they
say with a grain of salt, keeping in mind their bias.

"Michael Moore Hates America" has yet to be released, having been shown

Hadn't heard of that one yet.

so far only at film festivals; no word on the reception it got at those
venues. Sounds interesting, though, particularly with Penn Jillette as
its narrator.

Do you think it'll get a standing ovation at Cannes?