Willow ,'Empty Places'
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.
ION, it looks like LUSH has sworn off palm oil for eco reasons. Interesting.
The LE Jungle soap they've got out to mark the moment is lovely, by the way.
(Stopped at Lush for the first time in ages on Saturday. Whimpered and bought a few things. Then went home and made myself some sugar scrub to keep me from rushing back to buy more stuff I can DIY.)
So you're in favor of the Obama death panels?
It makes me sad that that Clocktower apartment looks like it wouldn't be very wheelchair friendly.
Why? Do you really need me to get my Tex Watson on on top of everything else?(And it is creepy that it only took me a moment to retrieve that...serial killers and commercial jingles, that's all I know.)
What I want to know is how you get on one of them death panels. Because as a liberal elitist it feels like I should have a say.
What I want to know is how you get on one of them death panels. Because as a liberal elitist it feels like I should have a say.
You have to be a community organizer?
I want to be on one so I can go to my next reunion as a professional killer...Grosse Pointe Blank 2.0, baby. "They've all got husbands and kids, and what do I say? I stabbed the President of Paraguay with a fork."
You have to be a community organizer?
Bwah. Oh my lord, though - is it possible the loonies haven't yet thought to incorporate ACORN into the whole death boards thing? I kind of expected more from them. Step it up people!
From Wonkette: Important Editorial: If Stephen Hawking Lived In The U.K., He Would Be Dead
You know where Stephen Hawking has lived for 67 years? England. Again: England. England. And this is why an editorial from the “Investors Business Daily” about Obama trying to kill Trig Palin for having Down Syndrome, one that was cited favorably in a Human Events press release today, has become the stuff from which humor-jokes are made on the Internet: “People such as scientist Stephen Hawking wouldn’t have a chance in the U.K., where the National Health Service would say the life of this brilliant man, because of his physical handicaps, is essentially worthless.”
It makes me sad that that Clocktower apartment looks like it wouldn't be very wheelchair friendly.
It has an elevator.
And if you're dropping 25 mil on a place some ramps and widened doorways shouldn't be too far out of budget.