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Well, Hardy,

I didn't have my secretary check the posts, he was off for quite
awhile.

You are correct, women do an excellent job at the tasks you
admire them for, and they do everything else, including jobs like
yours, every day for less pay and while being expected to meet
standards that no one will ever set for you.

I am from South Louisiana, 'bout as far back as you care to go,
and I tell you that a woman's place is any damn where she
pleases. Your attempt at wit is, well, infantile, but if that
passes for humor where you come from, so be it.

When the day comes that you can give birth to a child, run a
household, hold down a job, comfort and parent your spouse as
well as your children, be put out to pasture for a younger model
with little or no consideration for the time you invested in your
spouse's education, profession, or career, and still carry on
with your life, perhaps I will consider you worthy of respect.
You get what you give.

By the way, I have read W.C.Fields, and you are no W.C. Fields.
But, since you are an endangered species, I guess you must be
coddled and humored if not admired and respected.

Deborah

On 8/29/05, Hardy Parkerson wrote:
>
>
> Dear Deborah,
>
> What makes you say I have contempt for women. I think the
> make great school teachers, and mothers and housewives.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Hardy P
>
>
> On 8/24/05, Deborah D wrote:
>> ...for not taking my tort case against the slumlord who knew
>> mold was growing in my apartment's HVAC system, walls, etc...
>>
>> I had no idea you had such contempt for women. Does your
>> wife know?
>>
>> Deborah Daniels Davitt
>>
>>
>>
>> On 8/18/05, Hardy Parkerson, Atty. wrote:
>>> In Louisiana, to sell legalized gambling to the populace,
>>> the legislature passed a law that said the only casino-
>>> type gambling would be on riverboats, as if to say that
>>> casino gambling would not pollute the towns, but would be
>>> out on the rivers during on boats under way on river
>>> cruises. And that is the way it started. Then they passed
>>> a law that said that the river boats could stay dockside
>>> while casino gambling took place aboard. But what has
>>> developed lately is a phony operation by some casinos,
>>> such as Pinochle Casino (L'Auberge) in Lake Charles
>>> whereby the so-called "river-boat" sits in a cement pond
>>> on land near the river; and it could not be taken for a
>>> cruise up or down the river if L'Auberge wanted to. How
>>> phony! How phony of the corrupt Louisiana elected
>>> officals and governmentleaders!
>>>
>>> Also, the Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District (Port
>>> of Lake Charles), paid for with tax-payer dollars, and
>>> which was established by early Louisiana leaders to
>>> promote maritime commerce, has sold out to Organized
>>> Gambling and now the large Pinochle (L'Auberge) Casino,
>>> Golf Course, Hotel and Thouand-Dollar-A Day villas occupy
>>> the land bought and paid for and owned by the taxpayers.
>>>
>>> Again, how phony!
>>>
>>> Sincerely,
>>>
>>> Hardy Parkeson, Attorney
>>> Lake Charles, LA
>>>