Hillary's gift to women - Page 2

The_Heretic · 05-12-2008, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by aloysious

What war did she start? The Falklands? Argentina invaded a British Territory, an act of war.

Thatcher was highly antagonistic toward the Flaklands and the island's ownership was in fact in despite.

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She succeeded to a large extent. G. B. has been much stronger economically since.

The British economy improved only after her policies cease having an impact.

BillCosby · 05-12-2008, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by The_Heretic

Thatcher was highly antagonistic toward the Flaklands and the island's ownership was in fact in despite.

The British economy improved only after her policies cease having an impact.

LOL........... I use to really like her.......... That was before I learned exactly what she really did.. Not what they told us she did.....

She really pissed off a lot of working ppl in England & did her best to cut back on the "progress" the middle classes, working classes etc had gained.......... ROnnie Reagan in a skirt.........

RK77 · 05-12-2008, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by itsmeeeeeee

gladly! it's off subject, but i like to show what a strong woman can do if she sets her mind to something! i am WOMAN! hear me ROAR!

ps: i've done this WITH my back injury, and WHILE i work full time to support myself.
i'm no wimpy woman!

Between us girls---sometimes when I am really, really sore I think about these photos---I have visited them several times---and I tell myself "Come on---you can do it!" and most of the time ---- I can!

You are an inspiration to me, kiddo!

itsmeeeeeee · 05-12-2008, 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by RK77

Between us girls---sometimes when I am really, really sore I think about these photos---I have visited them several times---and I tell myself "Come on---you can do it!" and most of the time ---- I can!

You are an inspiration to me, kiddo!

gosh, that's so cool. just to think something i've done inspires someone is a gift in itself! i try to do one big project a summer. last summer i did a small zen garden. each project damn near kills me, and i wonder if i'll have the strength to do another one - but what doesn't kill me makes me stronger, eh? have i ever posted a pic of that?

one of these years i'll get my corn crib gazebo done! there's a huge (20 ft diameter) old rusty corn crib in the woods with no roof - all covered with wild grapevine. so, i'm going to have my neighbor drag it out with a tractor, and put it in my yard. i'll build a teepee shaped roof to wire on the top of it out of branches (like my pergola), and plant wild grapevine all around it to grow and cover it, again. (too bad there's no way to drag it out without trashing the vines that are on it already.) and i'll put a crushed granite floor in it, a hammock and a little table and chairs. i'm so totally jazzed to do it. (some day! as in all of my projects, they get done as my health allows. so, don't hold your breath! ha!)

no pain, no gain, right?
i can't even remember what it felt like to be pain free anymore.

Environment Man · 05-12-2008, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonesy

People who think men and women are so different seem to forget - women breed with men.

I like that part.

Environment Man · 05-12-2008, 05:13 PM

How could you cover up that beautiful wood with.............aluminum siding?

Environment Man · 05-12-2008, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by itsmeeeeeee

gosh, that's so cool. just to think something i've done inspires someone is a gift in itself! i try to do one big project a summer. last summer i did a small zen garden. each project damn near kills me, and i wonder if i'll have the strength to do another one - but what doesn't kill me makes me stronger, eh? have i ever posted a pic of that?

one of these years i'll get my corn crib gazebo done! there's a huge (20 ft diameter) old rusty corn crib in the woods with no roof - all covered with wild grapevine. so, i'm going to have my neighbor drag it out with a tractor, and put it in my yard. i'll build a teepee shaped roof to wire on the top of it out of branches (like my pergola), and plant wild grapevine all around it to grow and cover it, again. (too bad there's no way to drag it out without trashing the vines that are on it already.) and i'll put a crushed granite floor in it, a hammock and a little table and chairs. i'm so totally jazzed to do it. (some day! as in all of my projects, they get done as my health allows. so, don't hold your breath! ha!)

no pain, no gain, right?
i can't even remember what it felt like to be pain free anymore.

I had a wonderful rock garden with a solar powered light for night viewing.

Then a huge oak tree fell on it and destroyed it all. Obliterated the solar light. Crushed my vine fence. Alas.

DRS112 · 05-12-2008, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by BillCosby

LOL........... I use to really like her.......... That was before I learned exactly what she really did.. Not what they told us she did.....

She really pissed off a lot of working ppl in England & did her best to cut back on the "progress" the middle classes, working classes etc had gained.......... ROnnie Reagan in a skirt.........

Progress?

Europe was mired in stagflation....high inflation and high unemployment...she succeeded in bringing down inflation by reducing the welfare state...but not unemployment....the unemployment would come later and the rhetorical 3rd way was credited...but I believe the 3rd ways virtue lies not in it's policies(because there aren't any) but in the way that it brought left to center to make much needed financial reforms with the support of the right....

Environment Man · 05-12-2008, 05:30 PM

Well the real issue is: have the Dems gotten over the Geraldine Ferraro/Walter Mondale debacle?

It will surely give the Dems the shivers to try another woman in the VP slot. Mondale won one state (his own) and one District (of Columbia).

Environment Man · 05-12-2008, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by itsmeeeeeee

gosh, that's so cool. just to think something i've done inspires someone is a gift in itself! i try to do one big project a summer. last summer i did a small zen garden. each project damn near kills me, and i wonder if i'll have the strength to do another one - but what doesn't kill me makes me stronger, eh? have i ever posted a pic of that?

one of these years i'll get my corn crib gazebo done! there's a huge (20 ft diameter) old rusty corn crib in the woods with no roof - all covered with wild grapevine. so, i'm going to have my neighbor drag it out with a tractor, and put it in my yard. i'll build a teepee shaped roof to wire on the top of it out of branches (like my pergola), and plant wild grapevine all around it to grow and cover it, again. (too bad there's no way to drag it out without trashing the vines that are on it already.) and i'll put a crushed granite floor in it, a hammock and a little table and chairs. i'm so totally jazzed to do it. (some day! as in all of my projects, they get done as my health allows. so, don't hold your breath! ha!)

no pain, no gain, right?
i can't even remember what it felt like to be pain free anymore.

That is beautiful by the way.

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05-12-2008, 05:30 PM	#19 (permalink)
Environment Man Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Catalina Island Posts: 19,983 Thanks: 0 Thanked 37 Times in 33 Posts	Well the real issue is: have the Dems gotten over the Geraldine Ferraro/Walter Mondale debacle? It will surely give the Dems the shivers to try another woman in the VP slot. Mondale won one state (his own) and one District (of Columbia).
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