So ladies, tell me....

[CDSmith]

Well?

[Cozy Monica]

Of course.. he's inately wrong... trees have nothing to do with it

[CDSmith]

Originally posted by Cozy Monica
Of course.. he's inately wrong... trees have nothing to do with it

That's what I figured.

[gorgeous]

well, i think hes crazy

[wildgirl]

I think it's wrong, he's gonna be crazy!

[madleinx]

Absolutely.

The fact that no one is there to hear him does not negate, in any way, that he is undoubtedly inaccurate.

hee hee

[lucinda]

Has anyone thought of the Forest's feelings in all this? No, of course not Typical Male insensitivity, if you ask me
Lucinda

[Sheri_Santiago]

No, men are always right!!!

See sig.


LOL!!!

[crazybeautiful]

sensitive men will only do that. unless they're gay

[CDSmith]

Originally posted by lucinda
Has anyone thought of the Forest's feelings in all this? No, of course not Typical Male insensitivity, if you ask me
Lucinda

BEST POST EVER!

[lucinda]

Originally posted by CDSmith
BEST POST EVER!

Oooh! NICE

Lucinda

[FeTiShLaDy]

i think the guy isn't just wrong but insane!

[Optic]

It reminds me the story often recalled on Pesah.

When the great founder of the modern Hasidim, Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov, saw misfortune threatening the Jews, it was his custom to go into a certain part of the forest to meditate. There he would light a fire, say a special prayer, and the miracle would be accomplished, and the misfortune or trouble averted.
Later, when his disciple, the celebrated Rabbi Maggid of Mezritch, had occasion, for the same reason, to intercede with heaven, he would go to the same place in the forest and say: "Master of the Universe, listen! I do not know how to light the fire, but I am still able to say the prayer." And again the miracle would be accomplished, disaster was averted and life continued with its ups and downs.

Still later, Rabbi Moshe-Leib of Sasov, in order to save his people once more (this time, from themselves) would go into the forest and say: "I do not know how to light the fire, I do not know the prayer, but I know the place and this must be sufficient." It was sufficient and the miracle of continued life was accomplished.

Then it fell to Rabbi Israel of Rizhyn to overcome misfortune. Sitting in his house, his head in his hands, he spoke to God: "I am unable to light the fire and I do not know the prayer; I cannot even find the the place in the forest. All I can do is to tell the story, and this must be sufficient." And it was sufficient.

So some people say God made men because He loves stories. And we tell the story of Passover every year before this holiday meal because this is the story of how we got to where we are. This is the story, as far back as we can remember, of our beginning.

[sarah_webinc]

usually, yes.

[Carol]

without a doubt he is wrong

[CDSmith]

Originally posted by Carol
without a doubt he is wrong

ahahahaa.... I would enjoy being wrong, while being right for you every day

[Carol]

Originally posted by CDSmith
ahahahaa.... I would enjoy being wrong, while being right for you every day

Careful I might take you up on your offer to partner up there in the great frigid air of Canada. We both know we'd work well together

[CDSmith]

Originally posted by Carol
Careful I might take you up on your offer to partner up there in the great frigid air of Canada. We both know we'd work well together

You stop teasing me woman!

[Carol]

Originally posted by CDSmith
You stop teasing me woman!

No, I want you ready when I bail from this .........

I do need a vacation, and I do have my very rarely used passport in my purse......so careful what ya wish for CD darling

[CDSmith]

Originally posted by Carol
......so careful what ya wish for CD darling

Ha ha.... too late.