until death do us part doesn't have a clause that says you take it all back if one of or both of you just ain't up to or up for that piece of it
Technically you can take it back for any reason you please.
But, yeah, "they can't be gay because they can't have sex!" just screams of so little sense-making I'm surprised it made it to print. Especially, as Matt notes, in a larger muppetverse with straight people.
Technically you can take it back for any reason you please.
Well, depending on if you live in a no fault state or not, but true.
How many states don't have no-fault divorce? I have vague memories of no-fault being controversial in the early '70s.
New York was the last state that didn't have no-fault, and it enacted it several years ago.
Huh. I would have figured a more conservative state would be the last to adopt it.
New York, as you might imagine, has a powerful lawyer lobby.
So my coworker just asked if anyone had a sample of an "HTML postcard" that she could look at. I was like, "WTF is an HTML postcard." So someone sent me one, and you know what it is? IT'S AN EMAIL. Not even an exceptionally short and/or graphic email! Jargon, man.
Sparky, we really should write that book sometime.
Thanks, Laura.
I love that New Yorker cover so much.
Also, my coworker who just sits in her office and yells toward other coworkers makes me SO TIRED.
Also, my coworker who just sits in her office and yells toward other coworkers makes me SO TIRED.
One of my client offices is like this. They all yell to each other rather than either getting up or using a phone extension. They also all hate each other and make faces behind each other's backs. When I visit there I leave with jitters. I could not work in that kind of environment.