Much health~ma for Taz. Also for smonster!

Seska, one advantage to taking a bat to uni people would be to give them the experience of dealing with a system that doesn't accommodate the able-bodied.

This seems a reasonable, well thought-out approach. I'm off to buy the bat.

Read the sweet interview with Elizabeth Banks, and then enjoy the rather hilarious comments

The AV Club commenters are awesomecakes

Taz~ma, Nora. I hope the grant news is accurate.

Strikes me I phrased that wrong - should be "a system that only accommodtes the able-bodied". sigh ... Friday ....

Strikes me I phrased that wrong - should be "a system that only accommodtes the able-bodied". sigh ... Friday ....

I was briefly confused, but I knew what you meant.

I rather liked the idea of creating a system that didn't accommodate the able-bodied. Via a bat.

You know the whole drama of my cousin and his wife being diagnosed with terminal cancer within a month of each other and the granddaughter who ended up doing all the care and arrangements, including my cousin's funeral less than two weeks ago? Her stepfather (husband of my cousin's wife's daughter) died yesterday. He had a bypass last February, but he was doing fine and still working as a plumber. I saw him several times at the hospice and then at the funeral, and he seemed great. I suspect the same granddaughter will end up making the arrangements, since her mother is very upset and not really an arranging sort of person.

I think god is making bar bets with the devil again.

Jesus, that's awful, Ginger.

Oh my, Ginger. A massive amount of strength wishes for her.

Oh, how awful, Ginger.