I love when mac's psychiatrist says I'm doing a good job and that my being angry is fine. Mac's med dosage to up (of only one of his meds) and mine to stay the same.
Mal ,'Ariel'
Natter 65: Speed Limit Enforced by Aircraft
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm glad that you got that validation msbelle.
Pessimism Prevails in US, Poll Shows
(March 17) -- What's become of the American Dream? Headlines today are calling it a "nightmare," "hallucination" and "sour" after a new survey reveals a pessimistic nation.
In phone interviews with 1,000 adults, Xavier University found that a clear majority of Americans feel that things are much worse off now than they were a generation ago, and that they will only continue to decline. The questions, presented in phone interviews in February, focused on many sides of the American Dream, from opportunity and wealth to financial security, freedom and family.
Of those asked, 68 percent said it would be more difficult for their children to achieve that dream than it was for them, and almost as many believe it is harder now than it was for their parents' generation. The country's long-term prospects are in bad shape too, according to the group. Fifty-eight percent thought the U.S. was in the midst of a steady decline as a world power.
This was the interesting part to me:
Indeed, survey takers discovered that the most pessimistic of all demographic groups was white, middle-aged women located in the Midwest. By contrast, they found:
African-Americans, Latinos and first- or second-generation immigrants view the Dream more positively on nearly every measure ... than do white Americans. Or in other words, the part of our society that is still, by and large, worse off in terms of social or economic measurements is also the same group that is most positive about the American Dream.
This is a bummer.
Limbaugh backtracks on threat to "leav[e] the country" if health reform passes >[link]
I didn't actually subject myself to the audio.
Limbaugh backtracks on threat to "leav[e] the country" if health reform passes
eh. predictable.
From reading the comments, apparently he didn't say he'd move away if it passed, just that he'd get his healthcare elsewhere. But I'm not listening to the audio to verify, especially not at work.
Is Monday over yet? It needs to be.
A-fucking-men.
Limbaugh backtracks on threat to "leav[e] the country" if health reform passes [link]
Classic flounce-off retcon.
Hey SF-istas! What is the gothy-type store on Haight that would carry clear lucite paperweights with real bats in them? A friend of mine just gave me one, but couldn't remember the name of the store, just that it was on Haight.