Oh, no! That's awful.
That's in Wichita! I know where that church is. I mean, I know where the clinic is for that matter.
Just terrible.
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.
Oh, no! That's awful.
That's in Wichita! I know where that church is. I mean, I know where the clinic is for that matter.
Just terrible.
That is terrible.
That is terrible. I've made a donation in Tiller's honor to Medical Students for Choice.
French Open spoilers:
Oh, no, poor Rafa.
Why did I read that???? I'm only in the middle (beginning middle) of watching the coverage. I need more restraint.
Is it wrong that I much prefer Diversity to Susan Boyle (though I hate their name) and I'm so glad they won?
Oh, god, that's awful about Dr. Tiller. In a previous job, I knew June Barrett, whose husband was killed along with the doctor they were escorting in Pensacola years ago. Those were scary times. And she was a fabulous woman.
(Frat Boy A: incomprehensible whining and geebling; Frat Boy B (sullenly): Yeah, but I didn't do it! A: geeble; B: But I didn't do it!--for fifteen or twenty minutes, finally resolved when one of them got tired of it and just walked away)
My first NYC apartment was on the first floor in the front, and I will never forget the best drunken late-night conversation ever: One guy yelling, "I LOVE YOU, BOB!" I couldn't hear what Bob was saying back, but the other guy just kept yelling, "BUT I LOVE YOU, BOB!!"
They're shooting a film at the bar this afternoon. The cast and crew are all drunk.
The first night in my first apartment in Chicago, about 3 am, this girl starts in banging on the door next door, full on banging and kicking and "let me in, why won't you let me in, I said I was sorry, you bastard let me in" screaming and crying for like ten full minutes.
Then she gets on the phone, too. "I've been begging you for ten mintues, why won't you let me in????" t totally calm voice "Oh. Well where are you?"
I had a roommate that was getting ready to go into the Air Force. The night before going to Basic he, as tradition demands, went out and got completely wasted. He came home and started banging on the door, yelling, "My key won't work! Let me in! Let me in!" We lived in a duplex. He was banging on the wrong door. They called the cops.