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the flag button never works for me.

okay, got to do some work.

bbl

ok ladies need to call it a night! Going watch in bed! guli I will cross every limb I have for OSU! We can do the happy dance tomarrow when you test is over and the results are good!

Susie talk to you in the am. Tomarrow is my s l o w day so I’ll be on! kiss the boys please!

ida I’ll be in touch tomarow! Good night my cyber friend!

BCBG you know!

Susie, Sheri try it I hope it works. But I am off to watch the game right now, need to re-fuel :lol:

Joy, I was wondering where you were, please send mme a message, though I’ll be at the doctors in the morning I’ll respond later :-)

BBL!!!!!!

OK, the reason why I posted the Edwards email was not due to political reasons, but me and piper were discussing it and I thought maybe reading this would put things in perspective to some folks who are so filled with hatred. Enjoy every minute of your life and help others, b/c you never know whats going to happen and life is too short.

Ida, sorry YES it is on CBS….See you folks later..

pittwatch said they have a clip of angie picking up pax,i have not check because my computer is misbehaving.anyone interested can check it out

Sheri- I will give the boys a kiss, they are harassing my parent’s right now. :evil:

Guli- got it. The whale one kinda makes me worried for the women whales, ouch!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

FFM- what does smh stand for?

1195 Susie says - I knew I saw it before. The inspiration for that commerical is definately from the Vogue photoshoot. Man, this couple can not get any hotter. Its just amazing that the sexiest woman IS WITH the sexiest man. That never happens. the chemistry, the looks, the attitude…just wow, wow, wow.

Slightly off topic: I am little embarrassed to watch M&MS. I feel like I am spying on them. Its seems so personal now that they are together. I can watch all of the other Brad and Angie movies…just not M&MS. Perhaps its jsut me being silly, but I havent watched it since before Shiloh was born. LOL

Has anyone posted the article in Hello yet about the adoption. I have seen the people one.

Who knew hair could be this complicated?

I’m sure I am not the only man going through this, but it often feels lonely. I never played with my sister’s dolls as a child, beyond occasionally beheading them. But perhaps doing Lyla’s hair taps into some deep-buried curiosity about women’s hair that I like to think lots of men secretly share.

Or maybe not. Friends and relatives, black and otherwise, do not seem to relish taking on their daughter’s hair — some refuse, declaring it too difficult or feminine — though I credit my cousin’s husband, Kirk, with some inspiration.

Years ago on a visit, I looked at him somewhat astonished as he broke out the comb and brush and in minutes weaved his daughter’s hair into cute little braids, clearly not for the first time. Well, if Kirk could do it …

When the time came, there I was standing over my own daughter, trying to remember and put in practice what my wife, mother, mother-in-law, sister and sister-in-law all taught me. A female friend gave me a picture-filled book on braiding, but it has humbled me more than anything else.

Still, from all these sources I distilled my own approach, including, most tricky of all, mastering that braiding technique so that my fingers, too, look like some earnest spider quickly spinning a rope.

My wife watches me do Lyla’s hair, still looking like the master observing the pupil. She listens to my occasional boasts, amused and a little annoyed. Add it to the list of things women do with little fuss that practically earn men a medal.

Yet I could relate when I read in Esquire last October that Brad Pitt endorsed Carol’s Daughter hair products for his adopted daughter, Zahara.

“For white people who might be having a little trouble with black-person hair, Carol’s Daughter is a fantastic hair product,” he said, earning him a mention in the Say What? column in Essence. “We got it for Z. Now her hair has this beautiful luster. And it smells nice, too.”

Maybe a clumsy way to say: I have taken on my black daughter’s hair and won. But I know the feeling of triumph.

Me, Brad, Kirk. We’ll accept a little credit, thank you, for taking on those knots. The ones in our daughters’ hair, too.

From the NY Times

JoliesDragon.com has the people magazine scans :D

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regular lurker Says:

March 22nd, 2007 at 7:33 pm - flag comment
Sorry but I come here all the time and Cliniqua’s language and psychotic ranting turn my stomach. This is not the way things should be handled and its why many people consider this forum to be filled with lunatic stalkers of Angelin and Brad and their family. I have been reading this forum for over a year and occasionally leave a message and I know that most of you are sane loving fans of this special family. But Cliniqua disgusts me.
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Do you consider yourself an admirer/fan of BAMPZS? Lets say that your answer is “yes”. Then i believe that you, like every fan and nonfan of this family, knows that Angie, in particular, comes under heavy attack from her detractors. In fact, there are jealous, nasty vermins passing as human beings out there who literally hate Angie.

If you have been, as you say, reading and lurking on JJ “for over a year” then I take it that you are familiar with Cliniqua’s posts and her style and would by now recognize that she is fiercely supportive of BAMPZS.

Given all the above, why would you, a presumed fan of BAMPZS, turn against another fan of BAMPZS? Now dont get me wrong……i am not suggesting that you suck up everything a fellow fan says without the right to question said fan. But to be as violently opposed to a fellow fan as you, by this post and the previous one, appear to be, seems pretty suspicious to me. A true fan who doesnt support the style or content of a fellow fan’s posts, either ignores it or seeks to engage said fellow fan in a civil way.

Afterall, you dont want to give ammunition to Angie’s detractors that her fans dont get along with each other. Or do you?