'Objects In Space'
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.
I think the "make ice cream from human milk" is one of PETA's more clever campaigns. They're pointing out something they consider absurd (humans drinking cow's milk) by proposing something that seems absurd but really isn't (humans drinking human milk).
Granted, they'll get my moo juice out of my cold, dead, hands... but I appreciate their logic.
I was wondering if Ben & Jerry was coming out with Nutty Chocolate Breast flavor or something.
Does Nutty know?
The 33 worst celeb baby names. Such as 20-21. Hud and Spec Wildhorse (John Mellencamp and Elaine Irwin). I mean, really?
I can't believe Sistine Stallone didn't make the list, along with her (?) brothers (?).
I think I read a blog post by someone who in fact attempted to make ice cream from her breast milk. It didn't work very well, I seem to recall - maybe the fat balance is wrong?
flea, that's what I was thinking, too.
Those are some unlucky celebuspawn.
I can't believe Sistine Stallone didn't make the list, along with her (?) brothers (?).
Oh they're on there. With a picture.
That Jason Lee's kid may have an odd name but, boy, what a beauty!
Apple comes off as refreshingly pleasant, in that context. I also kind of like Seven. Not that I would name my child either.
Barb, the children were sleeping by the time I got home, so that was good. They were both in Peter's bed, because as Evie explained in the morning, "I knew you would come see him in the night [because he wakes up most nights and I nurse him, yes, still] and you wouldn't come see me [because she blessedly sleeps through] so I decided that if I slept in his bed you would have to come see me." She wasn't wrong! The only mishap was Peter had an unexplained nosebleed. On the plus side they watched Avatar for the first time.
Ha. That's awesome. We know somebody named Seven. I think it was some sort of religious thing, though.
Loved the essay. Fascinating. I think I'll incorporate that story into my lessons on copyright and royalties.
Oh they're on there. With a picture.
That's how I've even heard of her -- but why not on the actual list, I'm saying!