Buffybot ,'Dirty Girls'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I now believe his talent was grossly underestimated
I, too, am mostly familiar with Peppard from The A-Team, and either from the Dirty Dozen or something like it. I, too, was amazed when I saw him in Breakfast at Tiffany's. I actually didn't love the movie, but I thought he was gorgeous and did a great job.
Yeah, they were kind of great together. Although the film itself is so Iconic, I suppose it was natural that I'd be disappointed with it.
Although the film itself is so Iconic, I suppose it was natural that I'd be disappointed with it.
This probably contributed to my meh feelings.
Writing "This is all bullshit." a brazillion times does NOT make for a good analytical essay on an essay that purpotes to show how homosexual marriage damages heterosexual marriage, right?
A good analytical essay might include you talking to various married folks on how "damaged" they feel their marriages have become. Especially if you know any married folks in Massachusetts. Or Canada or England.
Hey Nora? Your marriage damaged cause them there gays get to be hitched and have the same legal rights you do?
Victor?
Yeah, I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that both of their answers is an unqualified "NO."
Is now a good time to bring up the interesting point that a friend from a generation before me mentioned - that the slogans and rhetoric against gay marriage now sound eerily similar to the slogans and rhetoric against interracial marriage when he was young?
It's the point I always bring up.
Emily, did you get my email about CalWest?
I did, and am angsting over my cover letter. Thank you!
And ya know, it kinda bugs me that the religious right are all het up about the issue, because back when I was stuck being a miserable good Christian girl in a sin-filled urban public high school, my parents, and all authority figures of the church we went to were always preaching how I shouldn't let myself be defined by anything going on around me. The purity of my good Christian girl-ness should shine the brighter for being surrounded by ... something other than the insular society of our own brand of xianity. So why can't fundementalist Christian marriages be content to be what they are, and not defined by any other marriages around them?