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I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think it came out in the mid 80s or so.

 

- Muffy

 

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rzanuk

Thursday, July 18, 2002 8:39 PM

Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

Nearly posted about Bambi, that bit with Bambi falling through the ice still gives me nightmares but thought no as a newbie it'll kill my street cred - but what the hell - Thomasina was the film that traumatised me. - specially since my parents had just had my c*t killed by the vet because it was old and would cost too much to kennel while we were on holiday.rosanne> Jojo> > It was almost as upsetting as when Bambi's mother was shot.> > Jo> > Yeah, I've heard of it and I always confuse it with Another State of Mind. I haven't seen it, though. Did you cry watching Watership Down, though? I was balling with that one... with the little ghost bunny and all...> > -- jojo> > > > ---> Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.> Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).> Version: 6.0.375 / Virus Database: 210 - Release 10/07/02To send an email to -

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Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like

teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm

really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an

interest in the obituary pages. :-)

 

Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century

mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.

 

Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's

Practical Self Sufficency?

 

Rosanne

 

> I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will make

it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land Before

Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think it came out

in the mid 80s or so.

>

> - Muffy

[Guest guest]

I was sooooooooo little when I saw Bambi and I have never seen it since. If I recall correctly, I saw it at a drive-in and fell asleep just before the bad scene and woke up all confused. I've heard people say that it made them cry, tho'

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

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Heartwork

Thursday, July 18, 2002 11:31 AM

Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

 

Jojo

 

It was almost as upsetting as when Bambi's mother was shot.

 

Jo

 

 

 

Yeah, I've heard of it and I always confuse it with Another State of Mind. I haven't seen it, though. Did you cry watching Watership Down, though? I was balling with that one... with the little ghost bunny and all...

 

-- jojo

 

 

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Oh, oh!! I remember that movie! (And all the many, many after it). For me

the most tramatic was " Fern Gully, the Last Rainforest " . I was very

impressionable and it really stayed with me. Prehaps that's why I'm getting a

degree in Enviornmental Science.

 

Hannah

 

 

James & Muffy Caldwell

 

7/18/2002 9:46 PM

Re: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or

space time, or time warp, or...

 

I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will

make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The

Land Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I

think it came out in the mid 80s or so.

 

- Muffy

 

-

rzanuk <rzanuk

Thursday, July 18, 2002 8:39 PM

Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or

space time, or time warp, or...

 

Nearly posted about Bambi, that bit with Bambi falling through the ice

still gives me nightmares but thought no as a newbie it'll kill my

street cred - but what the hell - Thomasina was the film that

traumatised me. - specially since my parents had just had my c*t killed

by the vet because it was old and would cost too much to kennel while

we were on holiday.

 

rosanne

 

> Jojo

>

> It was almost as upsetting as when Bambi's mother was shot.

>

> Jo

>

> Yeah, I've heard of it and I always confuse it with Another State

of Mind. I haven't seen it, though. Did you cry watching Watership

Down, though? I was balling with that one... with the little ghost

bunny and all...

>

> -- jojo

>

>

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sorry..i'm the youngest!!!

16!!!

ok..well..so, i act like i'm 16...8 sometimes...

i'm 16 in fraggle years!!! we age slower you know..er was that faster?? damn,

maybe i'm 97...

that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have a shawl...

hmmmmm..

nevermind...i'm just middlin...i think i'll go pine fer my misspent youth...

cheers

fraggle

*bounds away to pine er mope..*

 

 

" rzanuk " <rzanuk wrote:

 

>Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like

>teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm

>really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an

>interest in the obituary pages. :-)

>

>Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century

>mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.

>

>Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's

>Practical Self Sufficency?

>

>Rosanne

>

>>     I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will make

it obvious.  The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land Before

Time'.  Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake?  I think it came out

in the mid 80s or so.

>>

>>  - Muffy

>

>

>

>

>To send an email to -

>

>

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Hi Fraggle

 

> that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have a

shawl...

 

Y'know - talking of ear hair - in the UK a few years back, we had an advert

on TV for something which claimed to remove " unsightly nasal and ear hair " .

It made me wonder what they thought classified as " sightly " nasal and ear

hair :-)

 

BB

Peter

 

 

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Roseanne

 

That must have been very traumatic.

 

Jo

 

> Nearly posted about Bambi, that bit with Bambi falling through the ice

> still gives me nightmares but thought no as a newbie it'll kill my

> street cred - but what the hell - Thomasina was the film that

> traumatised me. - specially since my parents had just had my c*t killed

> by the vet because it was old and would cost too much to kennel while

> we were on holiday.

>

> rosanne

>

> > Jojo

> >

> > It was almost as upsetting as when Bambi's mother was shot.

> >

> > Jo

> >

> > Yeah, I've heard of it and I always confuse it with Another State of

Mind. I haven't seen it, though. Did you cry watching Watership Down,

though? I was balling with that one... with the little ghost bunny and

all...

> >

> > -- jojo

> >

> >

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I would certainly hope that you have some ear hair! Fraggles are pretty fuzzy you know! Actually, wait a minute... do fraggles have ears?

 

Hmmmmm....

 

 

 

--jojo

 

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EBbrewpunx

Friday, July 19, 2002 7:03 AM

RE: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

sorry..i'm the youngest!!!16!!!ok..well..so, i act like i'm 16...8 sometimes...i'm 16 in fraggle years!!! we age slower you know..er was that faster?? damn, maybe i'm 97...that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have a shawl...hmmmmm..nevermind...i'm just middlin...i think i'll go pine fer my misspent youth...cheersfraggle*bounds away to pine er mope..*"rzanuk" <rzanuk wrote:>Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like >teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm >really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an >interest in the obituary pages. :-)>>Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century >mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything. >>Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's >Practical Self Sufficency?>>Rosanne>>> I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think it came out in the mid 80s or so.>> >> - Muffy>>>>>To send an email to - >>

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LOL!

 

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Peter

Friday, July 19, 2002 9:01 AM

Re: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

Hi Fraggle> that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have ashawl...Y'know - talking of ear hair - in the UK a few years back, we had an adverton TV for something which claimed to remove "unsightly nasal and ear hair".It made me wonder what they thought classified as "sightly" nasal and earhair :-)BBPeter---Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).Version: 6.0.375 / Virus Database: 210 - Release 10/07/02To send an email to -

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Hi Rosanne

 

I'm 54 - will that do?

 

Jo

 

> Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century

> mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.

>

> Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's

> Practical Self Sufficency?

>

> Rosanne

>

> > I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will

make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The

Land Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I

think it came out in the mid 80s or so.

> >

> > - Muffy

>

>

>

>

> To send an email to -

>

>

[Guest guest]

Fraggle

 

If I remember rightly you are 35 - a mere lad!

 

Jo

 

> sorry..i'm the youngest!!!

> 16!!!

> ok..well..so, i act like i'm 16...8 sometimes...

> i'm 16 in fraggle years!!! we age slower you know..er was that faster??

damn, maybe i'm 97...

> that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have a

shawl...

> hmmmmm..

> nevermind...i'm just middlin...i think i'll go pine fer my misspent

youth...

> cheers

> fraggle

> *bounds away to pine er mope..*

>

>

> " rzanuk " <rzanuk wrote:

>

> >Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like

> >teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm

> >really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an

> >interest in the obituary pages. :-)

> >

> >Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century

> >mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.

> >

> >Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's

> >Practical Self Sufficency?

> >

> >Rosanne

> >

> >> I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will

make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land

Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think it

came out in the mid 80s or so.

> >>

> >> - Muffy

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >To send an email to -

> >

> >

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That's just how I imagine Fraggle.

 

Jo

 

Hmmmmm....

 

 

 

 

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35!

who told you!!!

its all a fabrication!! a lie!!! where is my lawyer!!! why..that would make me

born in 1967...

ok..yeah..i'm 35...

*sigh*

but..sorta kinda 12...

*bounce bounce bounce*

fraggle

 

" Heartwork " <Heartwork wrote:

 

>Fraggle

>

>If I remember rightly you are 35 - a mere lad!

>

>Jo

>

>> sorry..i'm the youngest!!!

>> 16!!!

>> ok..well..so, i act like i'm 16...8 sometimes...

>> i'm 16 in fraggle years!!! we age slower you know..er was that faster??

>damn, maybe i'm 97...

>> that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have a

>shawl...

>> hmmmmm..

>> nevermind...i'm just middlin...i think i'll go pine fer my misspent

>youth...

>> cheers

>> fraggle

>> *bounds away to pine er mope..*

>>

>>

>> " rzanuk " <rzanuk wrote:

>>

>> >Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like

>> >teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm

>> >really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an

>> >interest in the obituary pages. :-)

>> >

>> >Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century

>> >mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.

>> >

>> >Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's

>> >Practical Self Sufficency?

>> >

>> >Rosanne

>> >

>> >> I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will

>make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land

>Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think it

>came out in the mid 80s or so.

>> >>

>> >> - Muffy

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >To send an email to -

>> >

>> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Jo,

yes it was traumatic. I was going to join in recent multi list

debates about families giving my homily that families are the people

you can treat like shit and they still love you when it suddenly

ocurred to me that my Dad is still around somewhere and I haven't

spoken to him for about 20 years.

 

began to feel a bit guilty but then thought about my poor beloved

figaro..plus his hobby was hunting. I used to come down on a Monday

morning to get ready for school and he'd be boiling stag heads in the

kitchen so he could mount the antlers on little wooden plaques. He

gave

me my first air rifle, a special minature one when I was 7 and taught

me to shoot sparrows. Then I graduated to a mini shot gun and was

paid

to blast squirrel dreys and beat for shoots.

 

But he also read me poetry, taught me a lot about wildlife and

conservation, and took me to museums and things which is more than

lots of parents do.

 

now i've given you all nightmares, sorry, but everything you

experience makes you who you are and i'm quite happy with who i am.

Does you good to have a good moan though.

 

rosanne

 

>

> That must have been very traumatic.

>

> Jo

>

> > Nearly posted about Bambi, that bit with Bambi falling through

the ice

> > still gives me nightmares but thought no as a newbie it'll kill my

> > street cred - but what the hell - Thomasina was the film that

> > traumatised me. - specially since my parents had just had my c*t

killed

> > by the vet because it was old and would cost too much to kennel

while

> > we were on holiday.

> >

> > rosanne

> >

> > > Jojo

> > >

> > > It was almost as upsetting as when Bambi's mother was shot.

[Guest guest]

Hi Jo, yep, great. beginning to feel more at home.

 

rosanne

>

> I'm 54 - will that do?

>

> Jo

>

> > Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a

century

[Guest guest]

Oh dear, that was about the year of the 54 cafe in Beckenham, the

first free festivals, Are you going to San Francisco, Procul Harum,

bells sewn on my flares, velvet coats, bare feet and painted

eyelashes. Pointedly ignoring Bowie's crowd at the Prompt cafe. Both

ignoring ska crowd at Wimpy. For further lurid details read Hanif

Kureishi.

 

Christ you were a mere toddler when I was a rebellious art student -

 

(commits hari kiri - artistically - filmed in black and white - 16mm

cine - with free form sound trach - run backwards. - on a beach -

nude - and on nefarious substances. Refuses to submit film for

assessment - abuses tutor - gets top grade for being ideal student -

tutor abuses student - gets even better grade - tears up assessment

- gets even better grade - student with real talent wilts in corner

and fails and becomes bank clerk, now MP)

 

Aah, youth! begins to sound like the dreaded John Peel programme

 

rosanne

>

> 35!

> who told you!!!

> its all a fabrication!! a lie!!! where is my lawyer!!! why..that

would make me born in 1967...

> ok..yeah..i'm 35...

> *sigh*

> but..sorta kinda 12...

> *bounce bounce bounce*

> fraggle

>

[Guest guest]

And jojo's 27. The girl's gettin' up there, she is!

 

-- jojo

 

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Heartwork

Friday, July 19, 2002 3:04 PM

Re: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

FraggleIf I remember rightly you are 35 - a mere lad!Jo> sorry..i'm the youngest!!!> 16!!!> ok..well..so, i act like i'm 16...8 sometimes...> i'm 16 in fraggle years!!! we age slower you know..er was that faster??damn, maybe i'm 97...> that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have ashawl...> hmmmmm..> nevermind...i'm just middlin...i think i'll go pine fer my misspentyouth...> cheers> fraggle> *bounds away to pine er mope..*>>> "rzanuk" <rzanuk wrote:>> >Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like> >teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm> >really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an> >interest in the obituary pages. :-)> >> >Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century> >mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.> >> >Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's> >Practical Self Sufficency?> >> >Rosanne> >> >> I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this willmake it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The LandBefore Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think itcame out in the mid 80s or so.> >>> >> - Muffy> >> >> >> >> >To send an email to - > >> >

[Guest guest]

Well if it's any consolation, in that picture of you on your profile you still look quite young. 20's-ish. I have a theory that vegetarianism drastically slows the ageing process. I had my hair cut recently by a woman who was one year my senior. We looked at *least* 10 years apart! And my best friend (we became veggie together when we were freshman in high school) looks really young, too. Just a thought...

 

-- jojo

 

 

-

 

EBbrewpunx

Friday, July 19, 2002 4:10 PM

Re: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

35!who told you!!!its all a fabrication!! a lie!!! where is my lawyer!!! why..that would make me born in 1967...ok..yeah..i'm 35...*sigh*but..sorta kinda 12...*bounce bounce bounce*fraggle"Heartwork" <Heartwork wrote:>Fraggle>>If I remember rightly you are 35 - a mere lad!>>Jo>>> sorry..i'm the youngest!!!>> 16!!!>> ok..well..so, i act like i'm 16...8 sometimes...>> i'm 16 in fraggle years!!! we age slower you know..er was that faster??>damn, maybe i'm 97...>> that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have a>shawl...>> hmmmmm..>> nevermind...i'm just middlin...i think i'll go pine fer my misspent>youth...>> cheers>> fraggle>> *bounds away to pine er mope..*>>>>>> "rzanuk" <rzanuk wrote:>>>> >Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like>> >teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm>> >really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an>> >interest in the obituary pages. :-)>> >>> >Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century>> >mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.>> >>> >Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's>> >Practical Self Sufficency?>> >>> >Rosanne>> >>> >> I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will>make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land>Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think it>came out in the mid 80s or so.>> >>>> >> - Muffy>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >To send an email to - >> >>> >

[Guest guest]

Jojo,

it's not just a thought, it's a fact. Vegans do have better looking skin. Most meaties have this red looking skin from eating meat. Vegans have natural looking skin, like they've been out in the sun and fresh air all day long. So you can always spot a meat eater by their skin and sometimes they weigh more too, because of all that fat and cholesterol. I'm 55 and many people have told me that I don't look my age. All those fruits and vegies nourish the skin and give it plenty of nutrients to keep it young looking.

In health ... Werner.

 

---

 

Well if it's any consolation, in that picture of you on your profile you still look quite young. 20's-ish. I have a theory that vegetarianism drastically slows the ageing process. I had my hair cut recently by a woman who was one year my senior. We looked at *least* 10 years apart! And my best friend (we became veggie together when we were freshman in high school) looks really young, too. Just a thought...

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Werner

 

I'm afraid I cannot agree with that. I always had a lovely pale skin as a meat eater - it's still not bad. Colin's and Peter's skins were never red, and they both have always had good skins as well. Also I'm no lightweight, unfortunately - too much good animal-free food!

 

Jo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jojo,

it's not just a thought, it's a fact. Vegans do have better looking skin. Most meaties have this red looking skin from eating meat. Vegans have natural looking skin, like they've been out in the sun and fresh air all day long. So you can always spot a meat eater by their skin and sometimes they weigh more too, because of all that fat and cholesterol. I'm 55 and many people have told me that I don't look my age. All those fruits and vegies nourish the skin and give it plenty of nutrients to keep it young looking.

In health ... Werner.

 

---

 

Well if it's any consolation, in that picture of you on your profile you still look quite young. 20's-ish. I have a theory that vegetarianism drastically slows the ageing process. I had my hair cut recently by a woman who was one year my senior. We looked at *least* 10 years apart! And my best friend (we became veggie together when we were freshman in high school) looks really young, too. Just a thought...

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Rosanne

 

You re right - your experiences make you what you are - and other peoples

experiences make them what they are. I had a small air rifle when I was

little (still have it, actually). I've only ever used it for targets, but

love it. I think that the trouble with families is that you think you

should be able to treat them badly and have them still love you, but it

doesn't always work that way. I think most parents would forgive their

children anything, but I don't think other relatives are so forgiving

amongst themselves.

 

Jo

 

> yes it was traumatic. I was going to join in recent multi list

> debates about families giving my homily that families are the people

> you can treat like shit and they still love you when it suddenly

> ocurred to me that my Dad is still around somewhere and I haven't

> spoken to him for about 20 years.

>

> began to feel a bit guilty but then thought about my poor beloved

> figaro..plus his hobby was hunting. I used to come down on a Monday

> morning to get ready for school and he'd be boiling stag heads in the

> kitchen so he could mount the antlers on little wooden plaques. He

> gave

> me my first air rifle, a special minature one when I was 7 and taught

> me to shoot sparrows. Then I graduated to a mini shot gun and was

> paid

> to blast squirrel dreys and beat for shoots.

>

> But he also read me poetry, taught me a lot about wildlife and

> conservation, and took me to museums and things which is more than

> lots of parents do.

>

> now i've given you all nightmares, sorry, but everything you

> experience makes you who you are and i'm quite happy with who i am.

> Does you good to have a good moan though.

>

> rosanne

>

> >

> > That must have been very traumatic.

> >

> > Jo

> >

> > > Nearly posted about Bambi, that bit with Bambi falling through

> the ice

> > > still gives me nightmares but thought no as a newbie it'll kill my

> > > street cred - but what the hell - Thomasina was the film that

> > > traumatised me. - specially since my parents had just had my c*t

> killed

> > > by the vet because it was old and would cost too much to kennel

> while

> > > we were on holiday.

> > >

> > > rosanne

> > >

> > > > Jojo

> > > >

> > > > It was almost as upsetting as when Bambi's mother was shot.

>

>

>

>

> To send an email to -

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Rosanne

 

I missed that lot really - having kids!

 

Mine was more Beatles and Stones, Jazz cafe's, coffee bars, black polo neck

jumpers - tight skirts, fishnet tights, stilleto winkle pickers etc.

 

Jo

 

> Oh dear, that was about the year of the 54 cafe in Beckenham, the

> first free festivals, Are you going to San Francisco, Procul Harum,

> bells sewn on my flares, velvet coats, bare feet and painted

> eyelashes. Pointedly ignoring Bowie's crowd at the Prompt cafe. Both

> ignoring ska crowd at Wimpy. For further lurid details read Hanif

> Kureishi.

>

> Christ you were a mere toddler when I was a rebellious art student -

>

> (commits hari kiri - artistically - filmed in black and white - 16mm

> cine - with free form sound trach - run backwards. - on a beach -

> nude - and on nefarious substances. Refuses to submit film for

> assessment - abuses tutor - gets top grade for being ideal student -

> tutor abuses student - gets even better grade - tears up assessment

> - gets even better grade - student with real talent wilts in corner

> and fails and becomes bank clerk, now MP)

>

> Aah, youth! begins to sound like the dreaded John Peel programme

>

> rosanne

> >

> > 35!

> > who told you!!!

> > its all a fabrication!! a lie!!! where is my lawyer!!! why..that

> would make me born in 1967...

> > ok..yeah..i'm 35...

> > *sigh*

> > but..sorta kinda 12...

> > *bounce bounce bounce*

> > fraggle

> >

>

>

>

>

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Jojo

 

I think that might be the case if you start young. I'm a terrible judge of peoples ages - can be at least 15 years out either way.

 

Jo

 

 

Well if it's any consolation, in that picture of you on your profile you still look quite young. 20's-ish. I have a theory that vegetarianism drastically slows the ageing process. I had my hair cut recently by a woman who was one year my senior. We looked at *least* 10 years apart! And my best friend (we became veggie together when we were freshman in high school) looks really young, too. Just a thought...

 

-- jojo

 

 

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EBbrewpunx

Friday, July 19, 2002 4:10 PM

Re: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

35!who told you!!!its all a fabrication!! a lie!!! where is my lawyer!!! why..that would make me born in 1967...ok..yeah..i'm 35...*sigh*but..sorta kinda 12...*bounce bounce bounce*fraggle"Heartwork" <Heartwork wrote:>Fraggle>>If I remember rightly you are 35 - a mere lad!>>Jo>>> sorry..i'm the youngest!!!>> 16!!!>> ok..well..so, i act like i'm 16...8 sometimes...>> i'm 16 in fraggle years!!! we age slower you know..er was that faster??>damn, maybe i'm 97...>> that would explain the sudden apperance of ear hair and need to have a>shawl...>> hmmmmm..>> nevermind...i'm just middlin...i think i'll go pine fer my misspent>youth...>> cheers>> fraggle>> *bounds away to pine er mope..*>>>>>> "rzanuk" <rzanuk wrote:>>>> >Hi Muffy, Well I've just about got used to policemen looking like>> >teenagers and mere schoolgirls being the experts on tv but now I'm>> >really getting worried. Perhaps it's time for me start taking an>> >interest in the obituary pages. :-)>> >>> >Are there any older vegans on this list - say round the half a century>> >mark.Not that I'm admitting to anything.>> >>> >Was anybody's life changed forever after reading John Seymour's>> >Practical Self Sufficency?>> >>> >Rosanne>> >>> >> I'm probably the youngest one on this list, and admitting this will>make it obvious. The majorly traumatic movie from my childhood was 'The Land>Before Time'. Remember, about the dinosaurs and the earthquake? I think it>came out in the mid 80s or so.>> >>>> >> - Muffy>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >To send an email to - >> >>> >

[Guest guest]

I have similar experiences. I am 23 and still in college (getting a 2nd

degree-I finished one a year ago). I was helping a friend of mine who just

starting teaching in the English dept. and she works with kids just out of high

school who need help before they start college english classes. When some of

the students saw me, they thought I was a student too. I'm sure it has

something to do with my diet.

 

Hannah

 

 

 

>>If I had a dollar for everytime someone has asked me if I was " in

>>school " recently... I'd have at least five dollars

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

 

 

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Werner <mejda6

Saturday, July 20, 2002 2:36 AM

Re: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer

time....or space time, or time warp, or...

 

 

Jojo,

it's not just a thought, it's a fact. Vegans do have better looking

skin. Most meaties have this red looking skin from eating meat. Vegans

have natural looking skin, like they've been out in the sun and fresh

air all day long. So you can always spot a meat eater by their skin and

sometimes they weigh more too, because of all that fat and cholesterol.

I'm 55 and many people have told me that I don't look my age. All those

fruits and vegies nourish the skin and give it plenty of nutrients to

keep it young looking.

In health ... Werner.

 

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Well if it's any consolation, in that picture of you on your profile you

still look quite young. 20's-ish. I have a theory that vegetarianism

drastically slows the ageing process. I had my hair cut recently by a

woman who was one year my senior. We looked at *least* 10 years apart!

And my best friend (we became veggie together when we were freshman in

high school) looks really young, too. Just a thought...

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Werner,

 

Yeah, my hairdresser's skin was really ruddy and the quality of it -- her pores and all -- you'd have never guessed we were the same age! I tried not to act too surprised when she told me how old she was... It was hard to do, though

 

If I had a dollar for everytime someone has asked me if I was "in school" recently... I'd have at least five dollars

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

 

 

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Werner

Saturday, July 20, 2002 2:36 AM

Re: Re: fraggle time..as opposed to hammer time....or space time, or time warp, or...

 

 

 

 

 

Jojo,

it's not just a thought, it's a fact. Vegans do have better looking skin. Most meaties have this red looking skin from eating meat. Vegans have natural looking skin, like they've been out in the sun and fresh air all day long. So you can always spot a meat eater by their skin and sometimes they weigh more too, because of all that fat and cholesterol. I'm 55 and many people have told me that I don't look my age. All those fruits and vegies nourish the skin and give it plenty of nutrients to keep it young looking.

In health ... Werner.

 

---

 

Well if it's any consolation, in that picture of you on your profile you still look quite young. 20's-ish. I have a theory that vegetarianism drastically slows the ageing process. I had my hair cut recently by a woman who was one year my senior. We looked at *least* 10 years apart! And my best friend (we became veggie together when we were freshman in high school) looks really young, too. Just a thought...

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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