It's like the pictorial representation of the genesis of AIFG!
Oh my. I could barely keep from cracking up....
'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
It's like the pictorial representation of the genesis of AIFG!
Oh my. I could barely keep from cracking up....
That cartoon is awesome.
It's like the pictorial representation of the genesis of AIFG!
Wow. Can we please put that link in the FAQ? It's too perfect.
Combating the radical gay penguin agenda
A children's book "about two male penguins who raise a baby penguin" has been removed from the kid's section of two public libraries after complaints it had "homosexual undertones." The book is "based on a true story of two male penguins, named Roy and Silo, who adopted an abandoned egg ...
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I find my feeling about my age differs with where I am in my life.
Robin is so very wise. Turning 50 isn't hitting me as hard as turning 40 did, but my oldest turning 15? This is killing me. When did I get old enough to have a high schooler? That coupled with a new hire here at work that was born in Sept of 1978? OUCH - that's when it starts to get ya.
ita is HAHA funny.
I will make note of the cartoon for the ever-delayed FAQ.
It wasn't taken off the shelf completely, though -- just moved to nonfiction.
[eta: And sadly, the true story ended with Ray and Silo breaking up after Silo took up with a female penguin from San Diego, leaving Ray to stand alone in a corner, staring at the wall all day. That hussy.]
A children's book "about two male penguins who raise a baby penguin" has been removed from the kid's section of two public libraries after complaints it had "homosexual undertones." The book is "based on a true story of two male penguins, named Roy and Silo, who adopted an abandoned egg ...
I don't think undertones means what they think it does. That subtext is not so much sub as text.
I will make note of the cartoon for the ever-delayed FAQ.
Yay!
That's a *great* daily webcomic site, by the way. Someone linked to it on LJ last week, and I spent hours reading it from the beginning. It's serialized, and I ended up being, like, totally emotionally invested in all the characters and their 20-something trials and tribulations. Plus, the dialog is quite witty, and often strikes me as very Buffista-esque.
I ... I put a box on my head just the other day.
What makes it even more ridiculous is I did it because I was cleaning up and abruptly needed both hands, so I freed one up by putting the box on my head, thinking all the while boy, the neighbors probably think I'm a loon.