Talking with **********'s

My computer has s**** the bed! I am now on an old one I had in the closet.

I once wrote a post about something I cannot remember exactly. It really offended Pie*****e. I had said that some politician had b***s that drag on the ground. She wrote to all her email list that I was a rude, cr*d*
B***h.

I am taking my computer to Comp USA tomorrow. It will improve my language, I am sure.

Love,
Betty

I offended her also,--said Helen Thomas was not ugly. Lane said she was a very nice lady--I agreed with him.

I also failed to agree that men are smarter than women.
I don't like to be forced to agree with people.

She was a toxic friend, which is no friend at all.

I really got going on the men are smarter than women thread!

Gee, I thought everybody knew that. Except Jackie, of course.

Dick,

Watch out!

Santa might pass you by this year.

SOME women let men think they are smarter.

Some men are smarter than some women. In Pier's case, I should have said, "If you are speaking for only yourself you are so right Speak on."

Well I think **** ******, ****** ***** *** ***** Then again I could be mistaken.

Women are different. Thank God!
I don't think that makes them smarter, just more desirable.

Abe, you are a politician! I miss the PAMB. I could tune in at any time day or night to a wide selection of places with lots of people posting. Regardless of their ability to write, spell or use the King's English, many of the people on the forum had creative ideas and strong opinions that kept the mind sharp in thinking about responses. There was a fine camaraderie, too, helping with Internet issues, marketing, etc. from many different perspectives. This forum is wonderful, but it needs a shot in the arm from some new members or members who have not posted lately. No one has irritated me sufficiently lately to stay away and write short stories instead.

The difficulty of posting on the forum because of the server problem with forumotion.com, has meant a drop in the number of posts this month. Some of the members, who post much less often than they did, are busy writing -- something the forum tries to encourage, so we can't really complain!

Yes, with their 40,000 plus authors growing each day, the PAMB posting group was actually quite small as a percentage. I find forums practice for my mind and inspirational to my writing. Each person, though, has their own muse.