- Original Message -
From: "John Nichols" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "U.S. Metric Association" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, 2004-06-13 15:07
Subject: [USMA:30112] Bush's Jump
> G Bush is actually jumping twice today to get his
wings.> > The airport named after him in Houston has k
G Bush is actually jumping twice today to get his wings.
The airport named after him in Houston has km/h signs. He also signed the
Executive order about metric -
I have met (well we were in the same crowd ) him he is a nice guy.
The Chinese people absolutely love him.
John
John Nichols BE, Ph.D
In both elementary school
(1941-1946) and high school (1946-1955), caning was only for misbehavior,
usually involving a severe violation of the rules. Academic non-performance or
substandard performance had its own logical consequences (poor exam results). In
high school, lack of diligence w
These types of beatings served the sexual pleasure of the
one doing the beatings. That is why they were meted out for the
flimsiest of reasons.
- Original Message -
From:
Han
Maenen
To: U.S. Metric Association
Sent: Sunday, 2004-06-13 09:23
Subject: [USMA:30108
I just launched Internet Explorer. The home page is www.comcast.net. Three
news items appear in a rotation. One read:
Birthday Leap
Former president George Bush will celebrate his 80th birthday by jumping out
of an airplane at 4500 meters. This will be his fifth skydive, which he
says he does
I read about corporal punishment on British
schools in the past and especially about the dreaded swishy rattan cane (up
to eight of the best), which set its victim's backsides in flames,
and often such punishment was meted out for the flimsiest reasons. I wonder
how many British boys have be
