Dwarfs, Dating Barbara Streisand and Corporate America's preferences

[Guest guest]

Thank you, for making my day!

Many happy returns, Jerry! (Or does it sound inappropiate in the non-dual

(moksha) perspective?)

 

Liliana

>

>David Bozzi wrote:

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> > Bruce Morgen wrote:

> >

> > > >> I see the quality of a life as

> > > >> much more important than its

> > > >> sheer length -- what's the

> > > >> advantage of a century of

> > > >> cranky, loveless confusion?

> >

> > (shrug) Ask Barbara Streisand in about 50 years or so.

>

>

>Hey, just because you guys were dating back in the 70's and she didn't

>want to be known as Barbra Bozzi all her life, is no reason to get all

>uptight Dave...

>

>Then again, maybe she sat in on Harsha's exercise classes, and required

>Harsha to stand on his head while singing 'People'. I don't know. I

>really don't know.

>

>Actually, I waited on her a few times in my waiter days. She was

>friendly and relaxed. She was nice to the little people.

>

>not that I'm a dwarf or anything.

>

>

>(hey, nothing against dwarfs)

>

>

>(oh shit, I just better get outa here...)

>

>

>(well I guess I'll know who the dwarfs are by who s in the

>next few hours)

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>

>(wouldn't it be funny if there are about 50 dwarfs d to this

>list?)

>

>

>(I mean it wouldn't be funny or anything. It would be ... great. Really,

>really great. It would be a great thing. Really guys.)

>

>

>(...if there were 50 dwarfs on this list.)

>

>

>Jerry

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>Message: 4

> Wed, 19 May 1999 15:09:41 -0400

> David Bozzi <david.bozzi

>Re: Spiritual Theory of Longevity

>

>"Jerry M. Katz" wrote:

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> > Hey, just because you guys were dating back in the 70's and she didn't

> > want to be known as Barbra Bozzi all her life, is no reason to get all

> > uptight Dave...

>

>But 'Barbara Bozzi" has such a nice ring to it. Don't ya think?

>(BTW, I also have a rather large 'facial centerpiece'. Our children could

>have ruled

>the world.)

>

> > not that I'm a dwarf or anything.

> >

> > (hey, nothing against dwarfs)

>

>I don't believe 'drawf' is the politically correct term Jer.

>They prefer terms like 'half-pint' & 'shorty'.

>

>David

>(5' 8")

>

 

>I'm glad I'm not going to hell by myself. BTW, I'm taller than you, and

>therefore, in God's eyes (or, even more importantly, Corporate

>America's), probably a better human being than you are.

>

>Jerry

>(5' 10")