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   Hello Aaron,   
      
   >LL>Not to worry. Melania will console him. And then leave with her son   
   >LL>for a better life. Apart from Donald.   
   >   
   >Why would you wish for a marriage to fail?   
      
   Who sez the two of them even live together? Just because they   
   remain legally married does not mean they share the same bedroom.   
   Or even the same house. From what I understand, Melania and her   
   son live with her parents, in a house far from 1600 Pennsylvania   
   Avenue. It is only for official events that Melania travels to   
   the White House. And even then, only if requested by Donald.   
      
   >It's not good to wish bad things on others. It's good to be optimistic.   
      
   How is anything I have written wishing bad things on others?   
   They choose their own lifestyle. She signed a pre-nuptial just   
   before her husband took the oath of office. I do not know the   
   details, as that is being kept hush-hush. But whatever it is,   
   the two of them are happy. At least for the moment.   
      
   >LL>Pennsylvania Dutch. Which is why my great-grandfather walked on foot   
   >LL>to Louisiana as soon as his ship from Italy docked in New York. You   
   >LL>see, New Orleans had the largest macaroni factory in the US, and   
   >   
   >I don't know what kind of advancements in macaroni we've had over the past   
   > 100 years, but NY has the best Chinese food, best Italian subs, spiedies,   
   > and best pizza compared with other states that I've tried.   
      
   Central Grocery's muffuletta sandwiches are so much better than   
   Italian subs. And Chinese takeout in the French Quarter cannot be   
   beat. And pizza on Bourbon Street is nothing like anything else   
   in the whole world.   
      
   >Watch a New Mexican try to make a pizza.. They put jalapenos in the sauce! I   
   > like jalapenos, but come on! The sauce isn't supposed to burn sphincters,   
   > the wings are!   
      
   In Hawai'i they put pineapple on hamburgers. In Georgia they put   
   peaches on SPAM. No. I did that once. My cousin almost killed me.   
   I survived only because I gave her the rest of my peaches.   
      
   >But if your great-grandfather was a seafood man, then I get it. We have   
   > crawfish here but nobody eats them. I don't have any idea of how to cook,   
   > peel, or eat them.   
      
   Oh, that's easy. Pinch da tails, and suck da heads. That's all   
   there is to it. So next time you're in Louisiana, look for any of   
   several Cajun hangouts were crawfish boils are being held.   
      
   --Lee   
      
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