Re: Darv >> 2 Ellen - and back to Darv

[Guest guest]

Darv:

It's incredible how well informed you and I thank you for your

input. As a parent I've had to immunize my son in order for him to

attend public school and I'm not against that at all. It's when we

start doing these genetic altering things that bother me.

When I was growing up, it was common place in our house to have

heated discussions about all kinds of subjects - as a matter of fact

nothing was off limits - and that kind of bantering is very

comforting in a way, to me. Typical Jewish home, you should've heard

how loud everyone would get, especially the men!

By the way, very interesting idea you raised about the AIDS testing

on primates. I've always wondered how that started and progressed to

humans. Yes, I know about patient X and all that (who doesn't) but

it was something that had to have exsisted somewhere first in order

for him to get it and spread it.

As a computer technician, I suppose you could work out of your home

if your company allowed but being in the country type of area would

probably not be condusive to your needs. It maybe a thought,

however, if you ever wanted to freelance.

Time to put dinner up in the crock pot. Thanks again for the banter,

I really appreciate it.

Take care and be well.

Ellen