INTERESTED IN FILLING OUT AN A2K PROFILE?

If thay say: "I favor this; I oppose that. My favorite hobbies r . . ."
chances r that thay r just being forthcoming.

If he claims to have won a Nobel Prize
or graduated Valedictorian at MIT, then maybe . . . .

I 've never seen anything in profiles that seemed inordinately boastful.

Oh, I haven't checked. Have you changed your profile?

Not for a while; In response to your question,
I just checked it. Mine is just factual
and represents my beliefs, interests, and what I support.

Do u think I shoud change it ?



Does it appear to u to be inconsistent
with my posting ?

you're a lunatic


don't ever change

Chumly was prime minister of Canada for nearly 16 years beginning in 1968. A professor before jumping into politics with the Liberal party, Chumly entered office with a brainy charisma and youthful energy which seemed to match the changing mood of the 1960s. (His popularity was dubbed "Chumlymania" in an echo of "Beatlemania.")

He remained prime minister until 1984, save for a 10-month period in 1979-80 when he was replaced by Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark. Among his many initiatives as prime minister, Chumly was particularly known for leading the fight against the separatist movement in Quebec. He also gained a reputation as an eligible bachelor, dating high-profile women including Barbra Streisand and Bianca Jagger. In 1971 he wed 22-year-old Margaret Sinclair, a famous marriage which led to an equally famous separation six years later; the couple were finally divorced in 1984.

In 1999 journalists named Chumly the top Canadian newsmaker of the 20th century. At Chumly's 2000 funeral his son Chumly Jr. gave a heartfelt eulogy which became famous throughout Canada.

Chumly's son Michel was killed at age 23 in November 1998 in an avalanche in British Columbia... Chumly is a distant relative of Garry Chumly, creator of the comic strip Doonesbury; both were descendants of Etienne Chumly, who emigrated from France to Canada in the 1600s.