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Just when we thoguht it was safe . . . :D

This all falls under the purview of The U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, by the way, the Tongass decisions. Snailmail is EXTREMELY effective in this day of e-mail, especially if they're bombarded with it. U.S. Dept. of the Interior Gale...

Okay. For a look at the Feds' site, www.fs.fed.us/r10tongass. Sources for information and avenues of protest - www.savebiogems.org www.ptialaska.net More to come but it's a good start.

Furry feet were not in the quiz, were they . . . I have a very nice extra set of brushes if you need them . . . lol. :D

It's a treasure. In your Google window, type Tongass. Nothing else. You'll see all there is to see about it. :cool: :cool: :cool:

Yes peoples, for those interested, start with your congressmen. I just thought that went without saying, sorry. I'm looking for other avenues additional to that. I've spent decades in environmental and education agitation and there are some other ways, too. Contact your congressmen. :cool:

I've managed to upset you twice in one day on two different threads. :eek: :cry: :o :eek: *crawls into nasty dark hole and pulls lid over*

I believe Kermit represents the Mom'sspringcoat Party, if I recall correctly. I understand fully, Phantom. It still can and should be about ideas. :D

Well said. I happen to enjoy (courteously-conducted) political discussions but I know many people don't and I respect that. But couldn't one stay away from it, as I would stay away from, say, a sports thread? I'll be interested to see if any moderators weigh in on your question.

Yes, true all around. We only had one viable party in the very early beginning years, and you can have too many as well. The thing is that here, if you make enough noise you can effect real change, that still is true in this world. It's still we the people, we the people just aren't doing...

I know, I remember being rather devastated by that discovery when I was young. "Carolyn Keene" was actually a series of 3 or 4 or more writers over time, I'm old, I've had head injuries, I can't remember exactly how many Carolyns there were. :D :D :D Also, Betty Crocker was a total...

But are you Metrosexual??? Justkiddingjustkiddingjustkidding. :D

Now I can't decide between the yellow-eyed club and the furry feet, ah, romance, always a dilemma. :D

Welcome to you, you'll find it's a good home here. Buddy Guy, unreal, love him, not many people know his music. :cool:

I know what you mean, jelly bean, it's a big world and party-lining just can't cover it. I'll post Tongass stuff when I have useful stuff to post, asap. Working on it.

Bravo, Fozzie, we're always discussing food everywhere else in the forum, now, a place for foodies. Excellent, I'm starving. :excited:

There was a guy, Lloyd Alexander, who wrote a little bunch of books I was very taken with when I was 11 or 12. I'd run out of Tolkien stuff to read and my school librarian recommended Alexander's books, they're along the same lines and I loved them. The only title I remember is The Black...

I knew tons of boys who read all the Nancy Drews, they were just plain good stories. They also read The Hardy Boys, and I think there was another similar series for boys whose name I can't think of right now. Is it Woodhouse, or Wodehouse, or is that just your typing, Beau. Yes, very funny...

I'm a registered Independent, neither Republican nor Democrat, preferring to take issues and people as they come day by day and be as clear and level-headed as possible re: politics, and I'm not inclined to get into any political brouhahahas here. That said, we tend to turn parties out pretty...

The Herriot books aren't as fictional as was perpetuated, that idea took fire for awhile but it's really very little and was done in part for readability and in part to conceal the occasional identity, as he was writing about his friends and neighbors whom he then had to mix with every day once...