I used to carry this lil book of questions for years,
and came across it again today, i was ready to toss it
and stopped to read a few 'answers'...
these are the questions and a group of answers...
1. What would be your idea of complete luxury?
2. What is your fav. morning aroma?
3. Where is your most fav. place to visit?
4. What is the best advice you'd ever been given?
5. What is your idea of 'the perfect evening'?
6. You have 6 minutes to live. How do you want to spend that 6 minutes with?
7. What is your fav. beverage?
8. Who has the best laugh?
9. What was the last thing you purchased?
10. Name a gift you felt warm hearted about when you received it.
Rebecca answered these questions on April 19/1999
1. laying in a sun beam that is coming through a window.
2. the soap you gave me, i like that smell
3. FLORIDA! (ha! ha!) I don't know - never been, thats where i wanna go, to visit.
4. Confidence letter from Mitch.
5. A hot bath and listening to music and going for a walk... stuff like that
6. My family and friends, all the people I love.
7. water (ha!)
8. mmm I still like Madonna's laugh on that tape
9. tampons (laughs)
10. mm, my client gave me a flower plant. It was nice.
If you don't have anything nice to say, don't
say anything at all..
isn't that how it goes?
well,
anyway whatever
So Rev. Falwell died...
I hope he enjoys the heat
of the hell being of his own creation.
I shudder to think where the country would be right now if the religious right had not evolved," he said when he stepped down as Moral Majority president in 1987.
Fellow TV evangelist Pat Robertson, himself a one-time GOP candidate for president, declared Falwell "a tower of strength on many of the moral issues which have confronted our nation."
The rise of Christian conservatism — and the Moral Majority's full-throated condemnation of homosexuality, abortion and pornography — made Falwell perhaps the most recognizable figure on the evangelical right, and one of the most controversial ones, too.
Over the years, Falwell waged a landmark libel case against Hustler magazine founder Larry Flynt over a raunchy parody ad, and created a furor in 1999 when one of his publications suggested that the purse-carrying "Teletubbies" character Tinky Winky was gay.
talk about a load of crap
rot peacefully dude
i drive by Becca's old old OLD place a few times a week,
and I always look up to her old windows
she paid a gruesome amount of cash to live there...
it was so incredible though
after 3 hours, she was a blond again
