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Thread started 01/10/06 5:53pm

TheCatWoman

Edweek.org: Manuela Testolini leads fund raising project

Date: December 7, 2005
Source: Edweek.org



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Thanks to Lynda1970 for spotting this, thanks! From Housequake.com






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Reply #1 posted 01/10/06 5:57pm

TheCatWoman

Really good to see her doing something constructive for society, especially for the children cool makes her look good.


Wonder when and IF, she and he will have some children of their own smile
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Reply #2 posted 01/10/06 8:03pm

origmnd

Will THIS, once and for all, end all the cock and bull threads about divorce and dirty sex w/Prince ?
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Reply #3 posted 01/11/06 6:40am

MSERMA

origmnd said:

Will THIS, once and for all, end all the cock and bull threads about divorce and dirty sex w/Prince ?


Yikes, I'm not sure about that because to be honest I'm a little surprised that Missy isn't promoting her own style to success. No need to waste time working hard to achieve goals. Youth and beauty can be used to set sites on any wealthy person or establishment. By having a certain goal in mind a young body can take you were you want to go. This ad is a product of a goal that's been reached. This type of publicity makes someone look good and as if they care about others.
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Reply #4 posted 01/11/06 12:11pm

mymocha

No, because just because Mani's doing this doesn't mean squat about
their life together.

origmnd said:

Will THIS, once and for all, end all the cock and bull threads about divorce and dirty sex w/Prince ?
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Reply #5 posted 01/11/06 2:56pm

TheCatWoman

MSERMA said:

origmnd said:

Will THIS, once and for all, end all the cock and bull threads about divorce and dirty sex w/Prince ?


Yikes, I'm not sure about that because to be honest I'm a little surprised that Missy isn't promoting her own style to success. No need to waste time working hard to achieve goals. Youth and beauty can be used to set sites on any wealthy person or establishment. By having a certain goal in mind a young body can take you were you want to go. This ad is a product of a goal that's been reached. This type of publicity makes someone look good and as if they care about others.
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Reply #6 posted 01/12/06 1:26am

Jamzone333

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Thank you so much for posting this.....I got to check the other forums more....I came across this post by accident (I stay in the Prince Music forum toooo much) eek cool cool
"A united state of mind will never be divided
The real definition of unity is 1
People can slam their door, disagree and fight it
But how U gonna love the Father but not love the Son?
United States of Division"
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Reply #7 posted 01/12/06 7:30am

MSERMA

Does this appear to be about a 'tax break' since it's reported at the end of the year like this?
Reports are abundant that Prince and Manuela have split but nothing makes the news but this glowing report of Mani's activites?
OK whatever.
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Reply #8 posted 01/18/06 2:14pm

queen627

I didn't know JW's were allowed to do charity work for non JW's.
Just curious.
sorry if that was over your head...jump up and try to catch the point next time.
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