Sharon is not feeling well AGAIN!!! Maybe the good Lord is calling him

[Nimrod2005]

home, like Arafat and the Pope? Do you think Falwell is next? wasn't he in the hospital earlier?

[woodsprite]

1. When it's found out that $3mil got laundered to you,

it has a tendency to make your heart act up from the huge adrenaline rush of the fight/flight reaction.

[Nimrod2005]

4. rofl...

[rkc3]

2. I can't wait for Falwell or Robertson to pass into the netherworld.

Not that I wish either of them any ill will, but when Arafat died last year, my FIL (a 5-star RW nutter) said he died of AIDS. I have been waiting for either one of those jackasses to go so I can announce they died of AIDS - it will be a joy to watch his head explode.

[Benhurst]

3. I don't think he'll be getting his call from that direction. NT

[AntiCoup2K4]

6. You think Sharon will try to build a wall around Hell....

...when he gets there? :evilgrin:

[Christa]

5. Calling him to that new playground? hahaha nt.

[...of J.Temperance]

7. You know, I don't think this is appropriate...I wish Ariel Sharon well

Sometimes politics should be put aside...and I wish Sharon well and I do it simply because I'm human and I have compassion for anyone who might be in pain or suffering.

[Josh]

8. Hear, hear.

nt.

[...of J.Temperance]

10. Good, I'm glad that you agree

:)

[Bluerthanblue]

11. me too-

we are all human beings- wishing someone ill, or rejoicing in their distress is something that we'd all do well to quit doing.

Thanks ...of J.Temperance-

for being a person of character, and empathy-
It is easy to be sensitive to those we 'like' or agree with- it is a gift to be able to sincerly extend that to those we have grievances or grudges against.

But in the end, by doing what you advocate, we ALL end up 'better'.

peace,
blu

[bemildred]

9. One "outpouring of grief" coming right up. nt