Sean Connery...
Jul 30th, 1999 | 02:57 PM
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Sheila -- didn't know about the hangover cure! I've got a few cans stashed away I'll try it next time I find myself in that predicament! <BR> <BR>Kittie -- make sure to down a few IrnBrus on your trip! Nothing like it -- nectar of the Gods! If you're flying British Air -- they often have it during beverage service. <BR> <BR>
Jul 30th, 1999 | 03:22 PM
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Well, now, Specs............ <BR> <BR>There are a couple of those little white fellows running around in my neighbor's yard, actually. But they are properly respectful of my Tristan, who came first, of course, as you must know! <BR> <BR>How 'bout you send me a bottle of Glenfiddich? Cheers!
Jul 30th, 1999 | 08:55 PM
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Yes, Ruth, God made cairns first but kept trying for perfection. 
<BR> <BR>I say we avoid a dog fight, and raise a wee dram to our canny beasties. <BR> <BR>P.S. I cannot resist mentioning that most people think cairns are the most famous export of Kansas.
<BR> <BR>I say we avoid a dog fight, and raise a wee dram to our canny beasties. <BR> <BR>P.S. I cannot resist mentioning that most people think cairns are the most famous export of Kansas.
Aug 2nd, 1999 | 10:54 AM
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Kittie, You know - the Wizard of Oz - Dorothy & Toto, her Cairn Terrier - wheat fields of Kansas! <BR> <BR>Now Specs, my Tristan does not like to discuss Toto and does not like to be identified with him!!! He thinks Toto gave a bad impression of his breed, riding in that basket so quietly as the world sailed by, and was almost certainly a sissy dog! Tristan wants you to know that he is quite a macho Cairn, who never sits quietly for anything!
Aug 2nd, 1999 | 12:45 PM
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"And your little dog Toto,too" is what my kids would say when they got into my car to describe a horrific day at parochial school and their witch of a teacher.(We don't have nuns anymore...there's more money in orders that do hospital administration...)Arghhh. Now, if they had a teacher that resembled Sean Connery (my son's first biographical book report) I bet they'd listen to their teachers.....
Aug 9th, 1999 | 01:13 PM
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I learned all I care to know about Sean Connery when I saw him interviewed on "60 Minutes" a few years back and he said that it's true he has been known to hit his wife, and that in his opinion women need to be slapped around a little every once in a while. Ever since then, I've never felt any need to see any of his movies -- it just seems like I always find something better to do.
Aug 9th, 1999 | 01:56 PM
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Jane (or whoever you are), you are wrong. Read rather than listen. <BR> <BR>The SNP would have kept income tax at the current level rather than reduce it by one penny (wow), thus no tax 'increase', geddit? <BR> <BR>It's easy to slag off Connery but he has done a lot more for Scotland than thousands of liberals, tories and labourites.
Aug 9th, 1999 | 02:07 PM
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Lisa, say it ain't so!!! <BR> <BR>Actually, are you sure you aren't thinking of Mel Gibson? I seem to recall just such an interview with him on 60 minutes. He admitted to having a wife and like 10 kids back in Australia and knocked them all around a little bit.
