Eugene Volokh, one of the preeminent scholars on the First, says this:
If the order is as reported, then it's a blatant violation of the Free Speech Clause (because it's a speech restriction), the Free Exercise Clause (because it singles out religion for special restriction), the Establishment Clause (because it prefers some religions over others, and requires the court to decide what's a "mainstream" religion), and likely the Equal Protection Clause (because the order discriminates based on religion) and the Due Process Clause (because of the order's vagueness) as well.
Over your math skills?
The categories currently in the running:
- men in drag
- animals having sex (within species)
- household stuff
Are you banker's rounding or something?
Are you implying fractional porn?
household stuff
Are you banker's rounding or something?
Oh, I thought you were responding just to Le Nubian's suggestion. Which contained two. Carry on.
Nope, I'm compiling a list of contradictory interpretations of porn. I think it's looking good. Homosexuality, animals, and inanimate objects.
Sexxay.
Best of offers to you, Wolfram -- if it went as well as that, they should do what they have to to get you. (Because I decree it. In spite of all working-world evidence to the contrary.)
Problem is that it's an "entry-level" Federal position. The posting had a salary range on it, and if offered the job, I'd only be able to consider the higher levels. Fortunately the chief of the department who conducted the interview (along with 3 colleagues who came along for the gang-bang) knows that, since he himself pointed out that my current salary is higher than the range. I'm hoping that means if they liked me they won't waste my time with a low offer.
Nope, I'm compiling a list of contradictory interpretations of porn. I think it's looking good. Homosexuality, animals, and inanimate objects.
I guess the third includes linoleum.
Toothy tile is back! [link] And there's no freaking doubt who it is.
I don't have doubts, but I also fail to have anything resembling a clue.
