In a message dated 2/28/02 2:34:20 PM, [email protected] writes: << No, but there it is: a mysterious mind/body connection. >> You sure you have that?

: > > << No, but there it is: a mysterious mind/body connection. >> > > You sure you have that? Hey, I don't make these things up; I just report the news, so to speak. Pat

> << I have decided that Mark Davis is in love with his own voice. >> > > Pat: > > You are so right. He sounds so comical when he says "Yeeeeeees?" What a > guy, leaving his wife and child like that. A real winner! > > Sandi How about when he says "I luv ya, man!" Barf. Pat

: > > << "Doh!" >> > > I don't do "doh" I do "duh." Thank you very much! > > =^..^= > > What would Homer say? Did you see the cartoon in Sunday's paper? The boy was wondering how Homer could write the Iliad and the Odyssey and do such a good job and yet couldn't handle Bart..... Pat

> > << Do way Jose! >> > > I meant NO WAY JOSE! Just don't milk it, okay? Is "Jose" a cow's name? A goat's name? Whatever are you alluding to? I think you meant "Doh!" Pat

> > << BTW: I cut my husband's hair and have done so for about 12 years now. Saves > > us some money, you bet! >> > > Does he always hold the bowl straight? > > =^..^= How did you know he is a big 3 Stooges fan? Pat

> << One of our local talk show hosts, Mark Davis >> > > I listen to Mark Davis on Saturdays, I think. That is the only time he is on > KABC here. I find him sorta funny and all pumped up with self-importance. I > agree with some of his views and disagree with others. Can't quite figure > out where he is coming from. I prefer Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly. > > Sandi I have decided that Mark Davis is in love with his own voice. Think about it. He never says anything that he can't elaborate and stretch out--all the while just to hear his own dulcet tones, I do believe. Did you know that he was married to a woman with Muscular Dystrophy and had a small child (a girl) and divorced the woman so that he could run around with a woman in her 20's? When he was married to the mother of his child, he used to talk about them a lot on the air. Now, when anybody brings up anything about it, he simply won't answer. He fell in love with a "young thing" and had an affair, and then decided that wife in the wheelchair was holding him back. What a crud he is. He wrote a column in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram pretty much saying that there is no such thing as mental illness, and on his radio show, he scathingly described Andrea Yates at the trial because "they didn't pretty her up" for the trial. A woman called in to his show and, talking about Andrea Yates, said, "They oughta find her guilty and then pump her with some drugs and "cure" her and then we could send her down to Huntsville to fry for what she done!" and he just laughed and laughed. Ugh. Pat

> << I sprained my wrist last Wednesday >> > > Your brain is in your hand? No, but there it is: a mysterious mind/body connection. Pat

In a message dated 2/28/02 12:49:58 PM, [email protected] writes: << Do way Jose! >> I meant NO WAY JOSE! Just don't milk it, okay?

In a message dated 2/28/02 8:14:11 AM, [email protected] writes: << Sheesh! If you want the red beer soup recipe, just say so! >> Do way Jose!

In a message dated 2/28/02 8:09:43 AM, [email protected] writes: << BTW: I cut my husband's hair and have done so for about 12 years now. Saves us some money, you bet! >> Does he always hold the bowl straight? =^..^=

In a message dated 2/28/02 8:08:26 AM, [email protected] writes: << One of our local talk show hosts, Mark Davis >> I listen to Mark Davis on Saturdays, I think. That is the only time he is on KABC here. I find him sorta funny and all pumped up with self-importance. I agree with some of his views and disagree with others. Can't quite figure out where he is coming from. I prefer Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly. Sandi

In a message dated 2/28/02 8:04:57 AM, [email protected] writes: << Then I'll just send it straight on to Martha Stewart. >> As if!

In a message dated 2/28/02 8:04:26 AM, [email protected] writes: << I sprained my wrist last Wednesday >> Your brain is in your hand?

DNA and DAR By Nancy Hattaway Miller [email protected] For DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) you not only have to prove a blood relationship, you have to prove legitimacy at each step along the way. Since DNA doesn't come with marriage licenses attached, I doubt it would be accepted as evidence for a lineage society, at least one with the legitimacy requirement. An interesting question, which more clearly focuses on whether or not these venerable societies will embrace new technology would be: If a lineage is proven on paper, but a DNA test casts doubt, will they close that line? [Editor's Note: The proof of legal and lawful marriages has not been required by DAR since 3 Feb. 1996, but the other question probably will have to be addressed by hereditary societies at some point.]

Jackie, Maybe she thought she was making up for the ones that don't get treated right? : ) Norma

Looking back up at the farmer, he said, "You see sir, I don't > > run too well myself, and he will need someone who understands." > > > The world is full of people who need someone who understands. > Sheesh! If you want the red beer soup recipe, just say so! ;p

> My 2 cents worth....I think the father of the Yates children is just as > responsible if not more so than the mother. It takes two to tango and he > KNEW she had problems. And I wonder if any family or friends tried to step > in and help this family. This is the saddest thing and you know killing > your own children goes against all the maternal instinct a woman has. Guess > I should say most women. If I was the maternal grandmother of those > children I'm afraid I would be in jail about now! Mary Did you see his comments in today's paper? "The psychiatrist told us not to have any more children, but she didn't FORBID it, so we went ahead and had another...." that is paraphrasing, but that is what he said. Creep. I don't think that Andrea Yates had any say in that matter. Also, she tried to kill herself and he didn't take her to the hospital, and, on another occasion when she tried to kill herself, he decided to take her on a walk along the sea wall in Galveston "to calm her down." That didn't work, either. He was preventing her from getting medical care with these decisions. Pat

> << > > What gets me hot is the women who think that a man should come home from > work > > and do ALL the cooking cleaning etc. and be nice about it. A lot of the > women > > were part time workers or stay at home mothers. Jackie > > > What women are like that? I have never met a woman who thought that way. > > Pat >> > that is my ex daughter in law. She wanted to eat out at least 4 times a week. > My son paid all the bills and she spent her money on herself. Hair done each > week, nails done. Facials etc. Then she would throw a fit when he wanted to > get a hair cut! > Last straw she wanted a new car and him pay for it. He told her if she wanted > a new car she would have to pay for it. She earned more money a week than he > did. Jackie Oh. I guess you should have said "the woman" instead of "the women" as this is the first time I have ever heard of someone believing this sort of thing. BTW: I cut my husband's hair and have done so for about 12 years now. Saves us some money, you bet! Pat

> << Are the talk show hosts outraged? >> > > Pat: > > On KABC and KRLA, both Los Angeles talk radio stations, the guys I listen to > all wonder why this man's crime is any less that the Yates gal? People are > not calling in to discuss it, either. > > Sandi The opinions in Cali are probably---sheesh! I hope---different from these Texas yokels who call in so blood-thirsty that they can't hardly wait to put someone to death. One of our local talk show hosts, Mark Davis, says that he is "pro-life and pro-death" at the same time and that those stances aren't counter-productive or even illogical. He, however, is typical of his audience, who seems to always be on the lookout for "someone to fry." However, the thread I keep picking up on is that somehow, murder is different when a woman does it AND mental illness doesn't exist except as a convenient shield for someone to use against the law. That's sickening, in itself. Pat