Lungs found on Los Angeles sidewalk

The 'don't read the comments' rule does not apply for a change.

Takes a moment to be grateful Internet type sites were not around when I was dating. I can see where the anonymous delete action could be helpful, but the stories I read here are not encouraging.

Showers are an important thing; hope you have that option again soon, David.

the stories I read here are not encouraging

Jesse has tons of good stories from online dating, not to mention the people who found their spouses that way, like bon, or Lisa from Anarachy. I don't think there are more weirdos as a result--and, in fact, it makes them much easier to step around.

Imagine his equivalent in a bar, or a krav class, or at a friend's party...

I think the last time I dated someone I met anywhere other than an online dating site, we met at a speed-dating event! I am not good at meeting people.

Strix met D on OK Cupid. Kate P met her husband there, too. It lets you learn something about a larger number and variety of people than just about anything else I can think of. Numbers game, there's going to be some wackos on the bell curve.

Plus, hilarious stories!!

thunder.

I have been covering the front desk for 45 minutes, so a repreive from the ppts. I hates them. But I also forgot to eat and still have to finish by 5.

Lungs found on Los Angeles sidewalk

ay yi yi, this frigging zombie apocalypse is really starting to skeeve me.

Burrell, the CDC says for sure it's not the zombie apocalypse.

....just like they do in any zombie horror movie!

Imagine his equivalent in a bar, or a krav class, or at a friend's party...

This is a so very true. There are plenty of success stories. My friend that has had the worst experiences has equally bad luck with those she selects at the bar or party. We have discussed the whole 'same criteria same results' issue.

Burrell, the CDC says for sure it's not the zombie apocalypse.

I'd feel better about it if Buffy said it wasn't the zombie apocalypse.

I am so angry right now about the murder of the New Orleans paper, the Times Picayune. An announcement was made about 2 weeks ago that they are shifting to a digital focus, cutting the print edition from 7 to 3 days a week, and cutting their employees by a third.

The firings are coming out today. The news bureau has been cut by half. People focused on crime and education have been laid off. Brett Anderson, a James Beard award winner food writer, has been laid off.

I am so incredibly enraged by this- it's just the epitome of outsiders coming in, knowing NOTHING about how New Orleans works, and stripping an institution down and selling the parts for scrap. Not for nothing, New Orleans has one of the largest urban digital divides, and one of the highest print circulations, in the country.