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07 August 2005

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Monroe Disappointed By Sexual Encounter With Crawford

Film legend MARILYN MONROE went to bed with fellow actress JOAN CRAWFORD - but the lesbian sexual experience only reaffirmed her attraction to men.

Monroe left the WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? beauty gasping for more liaisons, much to the SOME LIKE IT HOT star's chagrin.

Monroe described the encounter herself in conversations taped by her psychiatrist DOCTOR RALPH GREENSON, recordings which were obtained by the Los Angeles Times newspaper from former prosecutor JOHN MINER, who helped investigate her death.

Monroe said, "We went to Joan's bedroom... Crawford had a gigantic orgasm and shrieked like a maniac.

"Next time I saw Crawford she wanted another round. I told her straight I didn't much enjoy doing it with a woman."

07/08/2005 14:11

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8th August 2005 20:10 GEORGEWNIXON (105)

	<<Here it comes, the WMD card. You Libs have very short memorys. If Saddam had nothing to hide, he could have averted the war by letting your beloved UN inspectors in there to verify his claims that there were no WMD.>> He did, idiot. Blix and his crew were pulled out of Iraq because bush wanted so desperately to start his shock and awe campaign. He could not afford to allow Blix to continue to find nothing in regards to WMD in Iraq, because this would blow a hole in bush's top shelf reason for going to war. What you need to do is to stop reading verbatim from the reich wing talking points and do your own research on the days leading up to the war. << The bottom line is, he led everyone to believe he had them and when given the chance to prove he did not, he denied access.>> And the villagers search for their missing idiot continues.

8th August 2005 20:03 GEORGEWNIXON (105)

	<<Are you living in a parallel dimension and just getting confused? Give something constructive, or stop, please.>> Spare me. Quite frankly, you're the one who sounds like Malibu Barbie. I know that if I'm responsible for the welfare of my people, I don't tell them lies that send them to their deaths. Going to war is the most solemn responsibility that a president can undertake. The very reich wingers who held up pitchforks and torches in the build up to the Iraqi war, are now the ones simpering about "give it a rest will you". I will not give it a rest until this damn war is over. I'm not the one to ask for answers, becasue I am not the one who can effect those answers into action. I guess we can pretty much believe that bush will cut and run before the 2006 mid term elections.

8th August 2005 19:45 moveout.org (6)

	Here it comes, the WMD card. You Libs have very short memorys. If Saddam had nothing to hide, he could have averted the war by letting your beloved UN inspectors in there to verify his claims that there were no WMD. He had every opportunity to prevent war and chose not to. Remember, the counless UN resolutions that he ignored? Saddam probably sent all of the WMD to Syria or elsewhere in the months leading up to the war. The bottom line is, he led everyone to believe he had them and when given the chance to prove he did not, he denied access.