🚀 go-pugleaf

Christopher Jefferson wrote:
> 
> Richard Slusher <NSEngineer@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> 
> >> Well, you sure as hell did that. But on the other hand, I have no regrets.
> >> You see, I don't allow myself to be judged by poeple who are hypocrites.
> >> It was you, if you will recall, who indicated that we should not appoint
> >> ourselves as Tonya's guardians.
> >>
> >> And yet you indicate that you "worry" about people like us who "idolize
> >> people who cheat to win".
> >>
> >> Kindly understand that who we decide to support in the skating world is
> >> our business. If you don't like that, as I said before, too goddamn bad.
> >>
> >> Oh yeah, btw, the reason that I am such a passionate Harding supporter is
> >> twofold: a) she's a damn good-looking woman and b) I came across
> >> information that is pretty damn unimpeachable that Harding did not
> >> conspire to injure Nancy Kerrigan. However, once the incident occured, she
> >> reverted to a sad habit trying to lie her way out of a problem that didn't
> >> exist in the first place.
> >>
> >> The rest of the world can believe what it wants. Lemmings are like that,
> >> you know. So Dick, have fun jumping over the cliff. But I won't be there
> >> with you.
> >>
> >> Be Seeing You,
> >>
> >> Chris
> >
> >
> >I see you never excelled in spelling Chris. I wonder if your wife knows
> >you sit around fantasizing about Tonya. Maybe if you buy her a pair of
> >skates she will be held in as high esteem as tonya. All I know is my
> >wife is a beautiful, vibrant woman who keeps me so busy I don't have
> >time to think of Tonya or any other woman. Give it a try.  R.
> 
> Ok, Dick, if this is the best you can do, so be it. And yes, the wife
> knows that I'm a Tonya fan. She doesn't like it, but she knows. Ad hominem
> seems to be your stock-in-trade, so there's no arguing with you. You've
> got your schtick, I've got mine. I have a right to be a fan of whomever I
> choose. You don't like it? I'm sorry, but I haven't the time to worry
> about whether or not I'll have your approval.
> 
> Lotsa luck, kiddo. And don't spend *too* much time thinking of snappy
> comebacks or Tonya flamage. I'm not buying.
> 
> Be Seeing You,
> 
> Chris

Just had to get in on this one even if it is weeks late.  tonya harding 
was never convicted or charged with plotting to injure Nancy kerrigan.  
It is an accepted fact that she knew absolutely nothing about the 
beating before hand.  the problem is that once she found out about it 
she did not turn anyone in.  she says, and I tend to believe her, that 
she was afraid they would do the same thing to her or worse.  Tonya had 
a tough childhood and she grew up tough on the outside and very 
vulnerable on the inside.  She is her own worse enemy.  I've seen her on 
talk shows and she is so busy trying to convince everyone she can take 
care of herself that she angers the crowd who never really listens to 
the true facts of the case.

she was one hell of a skater who had one thing positive in her life and 
that was skating and only skating.  Now she doesn't even have that.  She 
it not to be hated but pitied.  of the two emotions, I think she would 
prefer hate.

LA WOMAN