Weatherlawyer wrote:
Bob Harrington wrote:
Weatherlawyer wrote:

Without the passing of time, one tends not to notice the absence of
persons such as yourself.

And yet... it was ~you~ that dug back a full month to refresh the
acquaintance.

Are you lonely?

Desperately

Perhaps a teddy bear then?

Are you married?

Definitely a teddy bear, then.

But but now let me explain. With the passing of time one tends to
notice the absence of others.

Does the translation help you understand the fluidity of human
relationships.

Whilst the Katrina disaster has shrunk in eminence, it was still a
major topic for most news broadcasts at he time of writing. Since then
of course there have been a series of weather related -or at least,
natural disasters, on the news, among each of which is a link to the
poor performance of an idiot politician. In most cases so far, this
has been the chimp.

Hurricane Bush has been an epic has it not? What do you think of the
dolt so far, since that last post of yours a month or so back?

Far more impressed with Bush than the Democratic political leavership in
Lousiana.

Bob Harrington wrote:

Far more impressed with Bush than the Democratic political leavership in
Lousiana.

Well I suppose if you vote for monkeys you might like bananas.

Be that as it may, there is still time for donations to be made to
whatever mighty gap the federal budget/banana skins ain't covering:
http://www.commongroundrelief.org/
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/katrina.html

UK readers can get to see the second documentary on the recent
catastrophes shown on TV here. Look out for "The Hurricane That Shamed
America" on Channel 4 at 8pm on Monday the 31st October.