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Skriven 2008-01-11 10:53:00 av TIM RICHARDSON
     Kommentar till en text av ROSS SAUER
Ärende: Nostalgia
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On 01-10-08, ROSS SAUER said to TIM RICHARDSON:


> JOHN VINCENT COULTER
> January 9, 2008


> The longest baby ever born at the Albany, N.Y., hospital, at least as of
> May 5, 1926, who grew up to be my strapping father, passed away last Friday
> morning.


RS>I do feel sorry for Ann Coulter, her Father having died. My own Father is
RS>nearly that age.


RS>And "longest" baby?


RS>Does that mean the baby was longer in length than any others?


Why don't you call her up....or write to her and ask? You've sent letters to,
or called up other far more important public figures than Ms. Coulter, if not
ridden up to them on your bicycle. Coulter would no doubt give you that
information immediately by return mail.


Or....you could ask that person you know in Sheboygan who used to work with
her, and see what he knows about it.


> John Vincent Coulter was of the old school, a man of few words, the
> un-Oprah, no crying or wearing your heart on your sleeve, and reacting
> to moments of great sentiment with a joke. Or as we used to call them:
> men.


RS>Heartless, unemotional, cold fish.


> So it took me awhile to realize that by telling my friends that Father was
> an ex-FBI agent and a union-buster


RS>In other words, a corporate stooge and J. Edgar Hoover syncophant.


I knew if I gave you the opportunity......you'd do what you seem to have an
absolute talent for: find something mean-spirited to say about someone's
recently deceased loved one. And you rarely disappoint.


> Besides being very funny, Father had an absolutely straight moral compass
> without ever being preachy or judgmental or even telling us in words. He
> just was good.


RS>Too bad his daughter dumped all those moral lessons.


You really don't seem to be aware that the jealousy of someone who made a
success of their life, just literally shines right through the low ball slams
you aim at them at every opportunity, you know that?



> When I was bombarded with arguments for baby-killing as a kid, I asked
> Father about the old chestnut involving a poverty-stricken, unwed
> teenage girl who > gets pregnant. (This was before they added the
> "impregnated by her own father" part.)
> Father just said, "I don't care. If it's a life, it's a life." I'm still
> waiting to hear an effective counterargument.


RS>And Ann just ignores all the women who *DIED* as a result of the
RS>"back-alley butchers."


Well.......you didn't seem worried about that when you stated *your*
opposition to abortions:


"I honestly say I am against women getting abortions." .........Sauer


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