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Father Paul in CCD class at St. Ignatius, circa 1965.

[censored], never got quotable lines at talmud torah.

Steve

It wasn't worth the experience. However, today I'd have to wonder what
Father's personal experience might have been.

Sure. I'm waiting for them to catch a couple of the rabbis.

Steve

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Sure. I'm waiting for them to catch a couple of the rabbis.

Steve

Of course, the mohels don't count, right?

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Sure. I'm waiting for them to catch a couple of the rabbis.

Steve

Of course, the mohels don't count, right?

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Sure. I'm waiting for them to catch a couple of the rabbis.

Steve

Of course, the mohels don't count, right?

I think you've gotta give them a pass. Besides, there's usually plenty
of witnesses.

Steve

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Sure. I'm waiting for them to catch a couple of the rabbis.

Steve

Of course, the mohels don't count, right?

I think you've gotta give them a pass. Besides, there's usually plenty
of witnesses.

Steve

Do you remember the old SNL parody commercial of the mohel in the back of
the Lincoln Town Car ( instead of the diamond cutter in the real commercial)
with the baby? Does the job while driving over a rough road and at the end,
smiles and says, "Perfect!"

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Of course, the mohels don't count, right?

I think you've gotta give them a pass. Besides, there's usually plenty
of witnesses.

Steve

Do you remember the old SNL parody commercial of the mohel in the back of
the Lincoln Town Car ( instead of the diamond cutter in the real commercial)
with the baby? Does the job while driving over a rough road and at the end,
smiles and says, "Perfect!"

Yes I do--his exit line: "A beautiful baby!! (looks at the
camera)"...and a beautiful car!
Besides the diamond cutter, there was one where the well-known Cuban
classical guitarist Manuel Barrueco is playing in the back seat. These
days Barrueco is pretty ubiquitous in classical guitar circles, and I'm
surprised he doesn't get more ribbing about that old commercial.

Steve

From a Lance interview in Outside magazine:

Q: Last year, with all the anti-French sentiment in the States, did
you notice increased tension in the crowds?
A: I expected the conflict between Bush and Chirac to trickle down to
the Tour. I mean, not only am I an American, but I'm from Texas and
I've spent enough time with the president for people to refer to us as
"friends." But you know what? The fans were great last year, better
than ever.

http://outside.away.com/outside/features/200407/lance_armstrong_tour_de_france_4.html

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Reading between the lines, it seems like Lance is saying that he is
not particularly tight with the president, despite what some think.
Nevertheless, he has the good sense to avoid expressing any of his own
political opinions, surely realizing that most readers will not look
to their cycling heroes for political or moral guidance. Certain
celebrities would be wise to follow his example.

JMS

As soon as Sheryl is finished expanding her market awareness into the segment Lance commands attention from, he is gone, bye bye, see ya, wouldn't wanna be ya.😎

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Lance's statements and philosophies never impressed me as being the
least bit conservative or republican.

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

Lance's statements and philosophies never impressed me as being the
least bit conservative or republican.

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

He's a Bush friend, and supported Bush during the war. I don't think
I've heard that he's a Bush supporter, as in he plans on voting for the
idiot.

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"We should not march into Baghdad. ... Assigning young soldiers to
a fruitless hunt for a securely entrenched dictator and condemning
them to fight in what would be an unwinnable urban guerilla war, it
could only plunge that part of the world into ever greater
instability." George Bush Sr. in his 1998 book "A World Transformed"

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

He's a Bush friend, and supported Bush during the war. I don't think
I've heard that he's a Bush supporter, as in he plans on voting for the
idiot.

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"We should not march into Baghdad. ... Assigning young soldiers to
a fruitless hunt for a securely entrenched dictator and condemning
them to fight in what would be an unwinnable urban guerilla war, it
could only plunge that part of the world into ever greater
instability." George Bush Sr. in his 1998 book "A World Transformed"

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Chris said:

Duh, as if politics ever got in the way of any panty chaser. Lance is
no exception there. He might even vote for Kerry if things continue
like they are...

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Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she
THAT good in bed?

She's 41? Lance surely could be chasing younger more CONSERVATIVE [censored].

Lance has a lot of money, but Sheryl isn't exactly poor, what with a bunch
of CDs and concert tickets sold. Might be nice for him to know she's not
after his $$.

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Nevertheless, he has the good sense to avoid expressing any of his own
political opinions, surely realizing that most readers will not look
to their cycling heroes for political or moral guidance. Certain
celebrities would be wise to follow his example.

Well said.

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Lance's statements and philosophies never impressed me as being the
least bit conservative or republican.

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

Don't tell "Golf Fan 3455" that *gasp* LA might just be a liberal as well as
the confirmed fact that he is agnostic.

Boyd S.
Waiting 18 days until dorks like Golf Fan go away for another 11 months

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Lance's statements and philosophies never impressed me as being the
least bit conservative or republican.

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

Don't tell "Golf Fan 3455" that *gasp* LA might just be a liberal as well as
the confirmed fact that he is agnostic.

Boyd S.
Waiting 18 days until dorks like Golf Fan go away for another 11 months

Raptor said:

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

He's a Bush friend, and supported Bush during the war. I don't think
I've heard that he's a Bush supporter, as in he plans on voting for the
idiot.

From the July 2004 issue of ProCycling, page 31, during an interview of
Lance Armstrong by Alistair Campbell, former communications director for
Tony Blair:

"Once we settle down to talk at a long wooden table, we are swapping stories
about George W. Bush, his fellow Texan. We agree that our politics are
different to Bush's, but that the president is smarter, funnier, and more
likeable than the caricature. Even Sheryl, whose politics Armstrong
describes as 'way out left', says that it's hard to meet Bush and not like
him. I had assumed, because he and Bush are Texans and I'd seen pictures of
him laughing and joking in the Oval Office, that Armstrong was a Republican.
But he says his politics are 'middle to left'. He is 'against mixing up
state and church, not keen on guns, pro women's right to choose'. And very
anti war in Iraq."

And from page 32:

"'I don't like what the war has done to oru country, to our economy', he
says. 'My kids will be paying for this war for some time to come. George
bush is a friend fo mine and, just as I say it to you, I'd say to him 'Mr.
President, I'm not sure this ware was such a good idea.'"

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Bird said:

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

Why is everybody talking about a moderate singer ./ girlfriend in a
cyclists group? That girl is getting more coverage than Lance, in your
country (and in this group)

Weird.

She looks better than Lance does.

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And a hard [censored] has no conscience.

Got a citation? I'll look here in Bartlett's...

Elliott Gould in the last scene of 'The Long Goodbye'?

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

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Raptor said:

Golf Fan 3455 said:

Sheryl Crow is a big liberal and you are a Bush supporter, is she THAT good
in bed?

He's a Bush friend, and supported Bush during the war. I don't think
I've heard that he's a Bush supporter, as in he plans on voting for the
idiot.

From the July 2004 issue of ProCycling, page 31, during an interview of
Lance Armstrong by Alistair Campbell, former communications director for
Tony Blair:

"Once we settle down to talk at a long wooden table, we are swapping stories
about George W. Bush, his fellow Texan. We agree that our politics are
different to Bush's, but that the president is smarter, funnier, and more
likeable than the caricature. Even Sheryl, whose politics Armstrong
describes as 'way out left', says that it's hard to meet Bush and not like
him. I had assumed, because he and Bush are Texans and I'd seen pictures of
him laughing and joking in the Oval Office, that Armstrong was a Republican.
But he says his politics are 'middle to left'. He is 'against mixing up
state and church, not keen on guns, pro women's right to choose'. And very
anti war in Iraq."

Personally I am against mixing Politics with Bike Racing.

-Ken

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And from page 32:

"'I don't like what the war has done to oru country, to our economy', he
says. 'My kids will be paying for this war for some time to come. George
bush is a friend fo mine and, just as I say it to you, I'd say to him 'Mr.
President, I'm not sure this ware was such a good idea.'"