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"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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other words, events where other women are wearing furs. I wear it when
we go out to dinner at nice restaurants and when it is really cold at
night. When we were in Rome between Christmas and New Year's two years
ago, many women wore their coats in the day time and it was no big deal.
You live in a much colder climate so you should have more opportunities
to wear it. Personally I would not let any member of PETA influence my
decisions.
Aren't there enough policemen around in the city to make you feel safer
about wearing it tonight?
Audrey
"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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holiday season. Let your man and the good NYPD protect you during your
walk. I truly understand your concern. I am sure a furrier would know
how it could be cleaned if anything happens. Enjoy your evening.
turn it over to a coat check room. There have been stories about furs
being "disappeared" from coat check rooms.
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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wearing a whopping full–length mink. Or maybe it was made out of Checkers'
fur.
cofarb
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how you deal with
it when you're there (re checking it >or holding it)
that I bought at an antiques show; the dealer was moving to Florida and was
selling her own fur which appeared to be from the 1960s. She was quite
petite so the coat wasn't going to fit very many women, but cofarb was the
perfect size. I wore the coat to dinner last night. I did NOT put it in
the coat room.
And yes, I do believe these things should be worn and enjoyed, but not if
your personal discomfort intereferes with your pleasure.
Regardless of what you do with this particular fur, India, I recommend you
have it inspected and reglazed by a good furrier on a regular basis so that
it doesn't deteriorate. At least that will protect the coat for future
generations to enjoy it.
cofarb
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Part of the Checkers Speech, iirc. And the next time we saw Pat, she
was wearing a whopping full–length mink. Or maybe it was made out of
Checkers' fur.
cofarb
That's a low blow...
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cofarb
Sincere question about how/where to wear fur coat?
"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net>
12/3/2005 9:49:09 AM
Please don't flame me for this, it's a serous question and I do care about
animals.
I have recently inherited a full–length, gorgeous, natural and expensive
mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I would never have
purchased such a coat for myself, but it belonged to my grandmother, it was
her pride and joy, she didn't get to wear it because she took ill shortly
after purchasing it, desperately wanted it to get use, and we shared the
same name so it is monogrammed with "my" name.
I want to honor her memory by wearing it. We are also having a serious cold
snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I don't want to be
attacked by PETA (it looks brand new), don't want it stolen and don't want
something spilled on it (I spend a lot of my time around small children).
Like Cofarb, I believe in using things regularly rather than "keeping them"
for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the animals' lives
to not use this vintage coat.
So far I have only worn it to family members' homes, and to events at my
childrens' schools where it's cold enough to keep it on and no food is being
served. If anyone here owns a fur, or any other coat with monetary and/or
sentimental value, can you tell me where you wear it, and how you deal with
it when you're there (re checking it or holding it). I may be extra
paranoid about this because I once had an expensive designer coat (plain
wool) that I loved stolen by deception (a similar–looking coat was put in
its place), but I am really concerned.
I'm going out into the city tonight and it's going to be FREEZING, but I
will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my leather
jacket.
India
animals.
I have recently inherited a full–length, gorgeous, natural and expensive
mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I would never have
purchased such a coat for myself, but it belonged to my grandmother, it was
her pride and joy, she didn't get to wear it because she took ill shortly
after purchasing it, desperately wanted it to get use, and we shared the
same name so it is monogrammed with "my" name.
I want to honor her memory by wearing it. We are also having a serious cold
snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I don't want to be
attacked by PETA (it looks brand new), don't want it stolen and don't want
something spilled on it (I spend a lot of my time around small children).
Like Cofarb, I believe in using things regularly rather than "keeping them"
for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the animals' lives
to not use this vintage coat.
So far I have only worn it to family members' homes, and to events at my
childrens' schools where it's cold enough to keep it on and no food is being
served. If anyone here owns a fur, or any other coat with monetary and/or
sentimental value, can you tell me where you wear it, and how you deal with
it when you're there (re checking it or holding it). I may be extra
paranoid about this because I once had an expensive designer coat (plain
wool) that I loved stolen by deception (a similar–looking coat was put in
its place), but I am really concerned.
I'm going out into the city tonight and it's going to be FREEZING, but I
will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my leather
jacket.
India
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
12/3/2005 8:14:59 AM
"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Please don't flame me for this, it's a serous question and I do care
about animals.
I have recently inherited a full–length, gorgeous, natural and
expensive mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I
would never have purchased such a coat for myself, but it belonged to
my grandmother, it was her pride and joy, she didn't get to wear it
because she took ill shortly after purchasing it, desperately wanted
it to get use, and we shared the same name so it is monogrammed with
"my" name.
I want to honor her memory by wearing it. We are also having a
serious cold snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I
don't want to be attacked by PETA (it looks brand new), don't want it
stolen and don't want something spilled on it (I spend a lot of my
time around small children).
Like Cofarb, I believe in using things regularly rather than "keeping
them" for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the
animals' lives to not use this vintage coat.
So far I have only worn it to family members' homes, and to events at
my childrens' schools where it's cold enough to keep it on and no food
is being served. If anyone here owns a fur, or any other coat with
monetary and/or sentimental value, can you tell me where you wear it,
and how you deal with it when you're there (re checking it or holding
it). I may be extra paranoid about this because I once had an
expensive designer coat (plain wool) that I loved stolen by deception
(a similar–looking coat was put in its place), but I am really
concerned.
I'm going out into the city tonight and it's going to be FREEZING, but
I will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my
leather jacket.
India
I wear it to social events where it won't look like I'm showing off; in about animals.
I have recently inherited a full–length, gorgeous, natural and
expensive mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I
would never have purchased such a coat for myself, but it belonged to
my grandmother, it was her pride and joy, she didn't get to wear it
because she took ill shortly after purchasing it, desperately wanted
it to get use, and we shared the same name so it is monogrammed with
"my" name.
I want to honor her memory by wearing it. We are also having a
serious cold snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I
don't want to be attacked by PETA (it looks brand new), don't want it
stolen and don't want something spilled on it (I spend a lot of my
time around small children).
Like Cofarb, I believe in using things regularly rather than "keeping
them" for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the
animals' lives to not use this vintage coat.
So far I have only worn it to family members' homes, and to events at
my childrens' schools where it's cold enough to keep it on and no food
is being served. If anyone here owns a fur, or any other coat with
monetary and/or sentimental value, can you tell me where you wear it,
and how you deal with it when you're there (re checking it or holding
it). I may be extra paranoid about this because I once had an
expensive designer coat (plain wool) that I loved stolen by deception
(a similar–looking coat was put in its place), but I am really
concerned.
I'm going out into the city tonight and it's going to be FREEZING, but
I will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my
leather jacket.
India
other words, events where other women are wearing furs. I wear it when
we go out to dinner at nice restaurants and when it is really cold at
night. When we were in Rome between Christmas and New Year's two years
ago, many women wore their coats in the day time and it was no big deal.
You live in a much colder climate so you should have more opportunities
to wear it. Personally I would not let any member of PETA influence my
decisions.
Aren't there enough policemen around in the city to make you feel safer
about wearing it tonight?
Audrey
"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net>
12/3/2005 12:29:51 PM
Audrey, thanks for the suggestions. You just gave me a couple of other
ideas of places where it would be appropriate to wear it.
We are going to dinner at a nice restaurant (where it would probably be
fine) but after that we are going to a jazz club in Greenwich Village where
there is some walking on the street involved. I am probably just paranoid
(and there are plenty of police around) but I keep reading about people
getting pies or chicken blood thrown at them by PETA in NYC.
India
ideas of places where it would be appropriate to wear it.
We are going to dinner at a nice restaurant (where it would probably be
fine) but after that we are going to a jazz club in Greenwich Village where
there is some walking on the street involved. I am probably just paranoid
(and there are plenty of police around) but I keep reading about people
getting pies or chicken blood thrown at them by PETA in NYC.
India
"jrogow" <jro...@newsguy.com>
12/3/2005 9:52:04 AM
"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Audrey, thanks for the suggestions. You just gave me a couple of other
ideas of places where it would be appropriate to wear it.
We are going to dinner at a nice restaurant (where it would probably be
fine) but after that we are going to a jazz club in Greenwich Village
where there is some walking on the street involved. I am probably just
paranoid (and there are plenty of police around) but I keep reading about
people getting pies or chicken blood thrown at them by PETA in NYC.
I presume PITA gets the chicken blood in a non–cruel way? ideas of places where it would be appropriate to wear it.
We are going to dinner at a nice restaurant (where it would probably be
fine) but after that we are going to a jazz club in Greenwich Village
where there is some walking on the street involved. I am probably just
paranoid (and there are plenty of police around) but I keep reading about
people getting pies or chicken blood thrown at them by PETA in NYC.
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
12/3/2005 10:13:19 AM
"Mme. India" <mmein...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Audrey, thanks for the suggestions. You just gave me a couple of
other ideas of places where it would be appropriate to wear it.
We are going to dinner at a nice restaurant (where it would probably
be fine) but after that we are going to a jazz club in Greenwich
Village where there is some walking on the street involved. I am
probably just paranoid (and there are plenty of police around) but I
keep reading about people getting pies or chicken blood thrown at them
by PETA in NYC.
India
They are usually outside Neiman Marcus in San Francisco during the other ideas of places where it would be appropriate to wear it.
We are going to dinner at a nice restaurant (where it would probably
be fine) but after that we are going to a jazz club in Greenwich
Village where there is some walking on the street involved. I am
probably just paranoid (and there are plenty of police around) but I
keep reading about people getting pies or chicken blood thrown at them
by PETA in NYC.
India
holiday season. Let your man and the good NYPD protect you during your
walk. I truly understand your concern. I am sure a furrier would know
how it could be cleaned if anything happens. Enjoy your evening.
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com>
12/4/2005 6:11:41 AM
And this is the reason they invented the sensible Republican cloth
coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com>
12/4/2005 6:17:54 AM
how you deal with
it when you're there (re checking it >or holding it)
I don't own a fur coat and probably never will but if I did I would not it when you're there (re checking it >or holding it)
turn it over to a coat check room. There have been stories about furs
being "disappeared" from coat check rooms.
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.netNOSPAM>
12/3/2005 12:45:33 PM
Mme. India wrote:
my furs out and about, perhaps here in Maine people see it as more
for warmth than anything else. I even wear it grocery shopping...and
have never has anyone said/done anything to me.
Wear it in good health, and nice to see you posting again!
Jean
Please don't flame me for this, it's a serous question and I do care about
animals.
I have recently inherited a full–length, gorgeous, natural and expensive
mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I would never have
purchased such a coat for myself, but it belonged to my grandmother, it was
her pride and joy, she didn't get to wear it because she took ill shortly
after purchasing it, desperately wanted it to get use, and we shared the
same name so it is monogrammed with "my" name.
I want to honor her memory by wearing it. We are also having a serious cold
snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I don't want to be
attacked by PETA (it looks brand new), don't want it stolen and don't want
something spilled on it (I spend a lot of my time around small children).
Like Cofarb, I believe in using things regularly rather than "keeping them"
for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the animals' lives
to not use this vintage coat.
So far I have only worn it to family members' homes, and to events at my
childrens' schools where it's cold enough to keep it on and no food is being
served. If anyone here owns a fur, or any other coat with monetary and/or
sentimental value, can you tell me where you wear it, and how you deal with
it when you're there (re checking it or holding it). I may be extra
paranoid about this because I once had an expensive designer coat (plain
wool) that I loved stolen by deception (a similar–looking coat was put in
its place), but I am really concerned.
I'm going out into the city tonight and it's going to be FREEZING, but I
will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my leather
jacket.
India
It sounds as if you've inherited a beauty, filled with memories...I wear animals.
I have recently inherited a full–length, gorgeous, natural and expensive
mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I would never have
purchased such a coat for myself, but it belonged to my grandmother, it was
her pride and joy, she didn't get to wear it because she took ill shortly
after purchasing it, desperately wanted it to get use, and we shared the
same name so it is monogrammed with "my" name.
I want to honor her memory by wearing it. We are also having a serious cold
snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I don't want to be
attacked by PETA (it looks brand new), don't want it stolen and don't want
something spilled on it (I spend a lot of my time around small children).
Like Cofarb, I believe in using things regularly rather than "keeping them"
for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the animals' lives
to not use this vintage coat.
So far I have only worn it to family members' homes, and to events at my
childrens' schools where it's cold enough to keep it on and no food is being
served. If anyone here owns a fur, or any other coat with monetary and/or
sentimental value, can you tell me where you wear it, and how you deal with
it when you're there (re checking it or holding it). I may be extra
paranoid about this because I once had an expensive designer coat (plain
wool) that I loved stolen by deception (a similar–looking coat was put in
its place), but I am really concerned.
I'm going out into the city tonight and it's going to be FREEZING, but I
will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my leather
jacket.
India
my furs out and about, perhaps here in Maine people see it as more
for warmth than anything else. I even wear it grocery shopping...and
have never has anyone said/done anything to me.
Wear it in good health, and nice to see you posting again!
Jean
Charlie Perrin <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM>
12/3/2005 6:52:15 PM
On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 09:49:09 –0500, "Mme. India" wrote:
off.
In other words, press charges.
coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
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I have recently inherited a full–length, gorgeous, natural and expensive
mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I would never have
purchased such a coat for myself
mink coat (Dior) with extraordinary sentimental value. I would never have
purchased such a coat for myself
I want to honor her memory by wearing it. We are also having a serious cold
snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I don't want to be
attacked by PETA (it looks brand new)
If they'd throw the book at those PETA freaks a few times, they'd back snap right now. However, I'm scared to wear it because I don't want to be
attacked by PETA (it looks brand new)
off.
In other words, press charges.
don't want it stolen
That's a danger with even a sensible Republican cloth coat.
and don't want something spilled on it
That's hard to avoid.
Like Cofarb, I believe in using things regularly rather than "keeping them"
for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the animals' lives
to not use this vintage coat.
Don't worry, they use the meat... just not for human food. for best, and like Jen, I believe it would be a waste of the animals' lives
to not use this vintage coat.
I'm going out into the city tonight and it's going to be FREEZING, but I
will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my
leather jacket.
And this is the reason they invented the sensible Republican cloth will probably chicken out, leave it home and end up freezing in my
leather jacket.
coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
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Charlie Perrin <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM>
12/3/2005 6:55:36 PM
On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 09:52:04 –0800, "jrogow" wrote:
chickens.
And if you believe that, you've more likely than not got Quorn growing
between your ears. <grin/duck>
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I presume PITA gets the chicken blood in a non–cruel way?
Probably left over from health–improving clinical laboratory tests on chickens.
And if you believe that, you've more likely than not got Quorn growing
between your ears. <grin/duck>
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"Gromit" <gro...@glabrous.net>
12/3/2005 6:25:06 PM
My fox shrug is too fancy in style for day wear. I wear it to shows,
evenings out, and private parties. I generally keep it stored at the
local furrier, since we have free check out privileges.
As far as possible damage is concerned, don't worry about the PETA
people. They generally don't go after individuals. Most spills, etc.
can be cleaned out of a fur. See www.fur.org for more information on
cleaning and storing your fur.
Perhaps the maintenance information will put you mind at ease. Then
you'll be more comfortable wearing the fur more frequently. My
condolences on your loss. You have a lovely memento and I hope it
brings joy.
Xoxo,
Heather in Oregon
evenings out, and private parties. I generally keep it stored at the
local furrier, since we have free check out privileges.
As far as possible damage is concerned, don't worry about the PETA
people. They generally don't go after individuals. Most spills, etc.
can be cleaned out of a fur. See www.fur.org for more information on
cleaning and storing your fur.
Perhaps the maintenance information will put you mind at ease. Then
you'll be more comfortable wearing the fur more frequently. My
condolences on your loss. You have a lovely memento and I hope it
brings joy.
Xoxo,
Heather in Oregon
Ruzinthra the Ruki <ruzint...@ruki.com>
12/4/2005 4:38:13 AM
On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 09:49:09 –0500, "Mme. India"
<mmein...@comcast.net> choked out these words:
i'd be afraid to wear a fur coat in public. i've heard so many
times about activists throwing red paint on fur–wearing matrons.
and i don't mean this as a flame; i know it's a sensitive issue
for many people.
respectfully,
david
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<mmein...@comcast.net> choked out these words:
Please don't flame me for this, it's a serous question and I do care about
animals.
i have no answer to your question, but just wanted to say that animals.
i'd be afraid to wear a fur coat in public. i've heard so many
times about activists throwing red paint on fur–wearing matrons.
and i don't mean this as a flame; i know it's a sensitive issue
for many people.
respectfully,
david
––
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http://www.cafepress.com/derbarbier
http://shops.half.ebay.com/derbarbier
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12/4/2005 11:52:28 AM
On Sun, 04 Dec 2005 04:38:13 GMT, Ruzinthra the Ruki wrote:
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i have no answer to your question, but just wanted to say that
i'd be afraid to wear a fur coat in public. i've heard so many
times about activists throwing red paint on fur–wearing matrons.
They generally only go after high–profile matrons. i'd be afraid to wear a fur coat in public. i've heard so many
times about activists throwing red paint on fur–wearing matrons.
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"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
12/4/2005 9:36:45 AM
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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And this is the reason they invented the sensible Republican cloth
coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
Part of the Checkers Speech, iirc. And the next time we saw Pat, she was coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
wearing a whopping full–length mink. Or maybe it was made out of Checkers'
fur.
cofarb
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
12/4/2005 9:43:11 AM
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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how you deal with
it when you're there (re checking it >or holding it)
I don't own a fur coat and probably never will but if I did I would not
turn it over to a coat check room. There have been stories about furs
being "disappeared" from coat check rooms.
I do own several fur coats including a beautiful full–length vintage fur turn it over to a coat check room. There have been stories about furs
being "disappeared" from coat check rooms.
that I bought at an antiques show; the dealer was moving to Florida and was
selling her own fur which appeared to be from the 1960s. She was quite
petite so the coat wasn't going to fit very many women, but cofarb was the
perfect size. I wore the coat to dinner last night. I did NOT put it in
the coat room.
And yes, I do believe these things should be worn and enjoyed, but not if
your personal discomfort intereferes with your pleasure.
Regardless of what you do with this particular fur, India, I recommend you
have it inspected and reglazed by a good furrier on a regular basis so that
it doesn't deteriorate. At least that will protect the coat for future
generations to enjoy it.
cofarb
Charlie Perrin <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM>
12/4/2005 3:52:22 PM
On 4 Dec 2005 06:11:41 –0800, "EMiriamD" wrote:
And this is the reason they invented the sensible Republican cloth
coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
It was in the same speech that mentioned the sensible Republican pet
named Checkers.
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And this is the reason they invented the sensible Republican cloth
coat (as first worn by Second Lady Reagain).
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
Oops, too much history floating around in my head. Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
It was in the same speech that mentioned the sensible Republican pet
named Checkers.
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Charlie Perrin <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM>
12/4/2005 3:56:45 PM
On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 09:36:45 –0500, "cofarb" wrote:
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
bikini bottom.
Luckily for Paris Hilton, you couldn't make ANY clothing out of
Tinkerbelle. <grin/duck>
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"EMiriamD" wrote:
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
Part of the Checkers Speech, iirc.
Classic Eisenhower Administration Republican dogola.
And the next time we saw Pat, she was
wearing a whopping full–length mink.
Or maybe it was made out of Checkers' fur.
IIRC, Checkers wasn't big enough to make anything other than a fur wearing a whopping full–length mink.
Or maybe it was made out of Checkers' fur.
bikini bottom.
Luckily for Paris Hilton, you couldn't make ANY clothing out of
Tinkerbelle. <grin/duck>
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"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
12/4/2005 9:57:38 AM
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Part of the Checkers Speech, iirc. And the next time we saw Pat, she
was wearing a whopping full–length mink. Or maybe it was made out of
Checkers' fur.
cofarb
Charlie Perrin <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM>
12/4/2005 6:23:54 PM
On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 09:57:38 –0800, "ahmward" wrote:
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
Part of the Checkers Speech, iirc. And the next time we saw Pat, she
was wearing a whopping full–length mink. Or maybe it was made out of
Checkers' fur.
unless you want to say them about Junior US Senator Barbara Boxer. Or
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
About Barbara Boxer: Despite the name, she just isn't the pugilistic
type. Pugilism sounds more like the Governor of California ("go ahead,
make his day"). <grin/duck>
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"cofarb" wrote:
"EMiriamD" wrote: Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
Part of the Checkers Speech, iirc. And the next time we saw Pat, she
was wearing a whopping full–length mink. Or maybe it was made out of
Checkers' fur.
That's a low blow...
Don't say nasty things about California native sons (and daughters) unless you want to say them about Junior US Senator Barbara Boxer. Or
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
About Barbara Boxer: Despite the name, she just isn't the pugilistic
type. Pugilism sounds more like the Governor of California ("go ahead,
make his day"). <grin/duck>
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12/4/2005 7:16:09 PM
"Charlie Perrin" <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM> wrote in message
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On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 09:36:45 –0500, "cofarb" wrote:
Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
Classic Eisenhower Administration Republican dogola.
IIRC, Checkers wasn't big enough to make anything other than a fur
bikini bottom.
Luckily for Paris Hilton, you couldn't make ANY clothing out of
Tinkerbelle. <grin/duck>
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I dunno. Pat weighed about 35 lbs. If Checkers porked out... Actually, the term "sensible Republican cloth coat" was coined by
Richard Nixon, referring to his wife, Pat.
Classic Eisenhower Administration Republican dogola.
IIRC, Checkers wasn't big enough to make anything other than a fur
bikini bottom.
Luckily for Paris Hilton, you couldn't make ANY clothing out of
Tinkerbelle. <grin/duck>
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