I agree with you and there is always people out there who are too serious for a little laughter, too many rules make for boring! I really enjoyed the joke! I don't think it is really too explicit either, not anything worse than kids see on the TV. I told my kids the joke and they are always very well informed about all of life. I don't keep my kids in the dark Sandy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Researching JEFFERS, NEWTON, BLANCHARD, RACEY, SCOTT, MANN, JEWELL, BEEMAN, FAULL, McCLOUD, CROW, HOLEMAN, TURNER, FULLER, KINNEY, LIAS, NORTON, OBERMIRE, PRITCHARD, FOWLER AND ATTEBERRY NY, IA, WI, OR, AZ, ENGLAND and IRELAND. and FERNANDEZ, SANCHEZ, LOPEZ, TRIGUERO, CASTRO From Spain>Hawaii>CA --- Soozenews@aol.com wrote: >Dear Listers, > >I think we need to lighten up. If someone was offended, I'm sure Renee >apologizes. For those of us who thought it was funny .. well, maybe we needed >a joke today. > >Since we all seem to be into Genealogy, I can't help but wonder how many of >our relatives worried about being "politically correct." Most of our families >at some time in history, were the brunt of oppression or jokes. No, it wasn't >nice, but it enabled them to develop strong minds, tough skin, and an ability >to accept others for their differences. > >Now, I will get down from my soap box, and continue looking for those >relatives who overcame so much. > >Thanks for the read, >Susie Koehrsen _____________________________________________________________ Sign up for FREE email from The PI Directory at http://www.pi-directory.com