3. Partly I think it's that he loves Ireland and Belfast, just as Casey does. I think he also wants to do a good job and maybe make a difference in the lives he touches -- maybe be the one fair experience with the RUC for many Catholics. -- Cindy's Cottage

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Date Posted: 13:28:25 10/19/07 Fri
Author: Carla
Subject: 3. Partly I think it's that he loves Ireland and Belfast, just as Casey does. I think he also wants to do a good job and maybe make a difference in the lives he touches -- maybe be the one fair experience with the RUC for many Catholics.
In reply to: Marilyn 's message, "Mermaid in a Bowl of Tears - Part Seven 'The End of Ordinary Life'" on 08:06:52 10/19/07 Fri

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1. I suppose in a way it does, yes. I don't agree with some of their means but I can sympathize with the feelings they may have or understand a tiny bit of their experiences.The names to which we assign people though - depends on what you believe and on which side you are I guess. 2 I wouldnt want to be a laywer because of the paperwork and speech writing and I couldn't be a doctor because I can't stand smells especially vomit and other gross things. I could be a CSI though because I love the problem-solving aspect of it all and dead bodies don't vomit. (NT) --

Tracy, 16:39:46 10/19/07 Fri

They might not be vomiting, but they do stink! There's all those bodily fluids that have a way of escaping at the moment of death, not to mention the lovely smell of decomposition if they've been lying around for a while. (NT) -- Carla, 19:11:57 10/19/07 Fri

Ewwwww, thanks for that! *G* I guess on was mostly thinking about being able to work side by side with Nick - yummy. (NT) -- Tracy, 19:23:07 10/19/07 Fri
- I think you were thinking about being able to work under Nick, on top of Nick, lying next to Nick . . . . (NT) -- Carla, 20:33:37 10/19/07 Fri
  - For me it's Mick - Mick St. John. I'd be his sidekick any day. Those pints of O+ blood in his 'fridge wouldn't even faze me. (NT) -- Elaine, 20:46:36 10/19/07 Fri
    - OMG is he to die for or what??? I'm sooo crushing on that boy right now!! Oh and Carla..too funny your response about dead people still stinking was THE first thing that came out of Glenn's mouth when I read Tracy's post to him haha! (NT) -- Marilyn, 20:56:45 10/19/07 Fri
      - Great minds think alike! And no, we don't need to continue with the rest of that little proverb :) (NT) -- Carla, 08:49:10 10/20/07 Sat

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