Sony: Hey FTC MS is buying another major publisher.

I’ve decided I just can’t think too hard about any of this because none of it makes any sense.

“I made a promise that there will never be a reason for us to get a divorce,” she said. “We will work through whatever. And I just haven’t been able to break that promise.”

Scientology is a helluva drug

the way actor’s brains work is so special.

There is a run button. It’s not fast running, but it’s definitely there.

Several helpful things for people to bare in mind:

Marlene, your god and anyone else’s has NO PLACE in public debate on ANY TOPIC whatsoever regardless of their standing on reproductive healthcare or anything else. And I am as up-to-date as it comes in regard to Christianity. I went to 12 years of catholic school and read the bible cover to cover, unlike most priests…

Aren’t you adorable.

When I try and express this, I fall back on “I have no problem with faith, it’s organized religion that is a cancer on humanity”. The American Evangelical right has lost what it means to truly have faith.

I had a coworker who’s sister was having some issues so she went to the doctor. After a few treatments and no progress on her issues, the doctor told her - I shit you not - to pray on it.

My wife is on a lot of medication for her chronic disease. EDS like the lady in the article. When we had our second son we had a very supportive group of doctors working with. We were able to identify what meds she had to come off completely and what meds she would take at lower doses and what meds she didn’t need to…

Don’t forget religion!

My mother-in-law had to deal with crap like this when her pregnancies ran into problems, where she wasn’t allowed to make decisions and they had to get her husband to decide things, even though she was perfectly alert and competent, and an entire damn hospital kicked her out forcing her to go to a whole different town…

Just part of the problem. It’s capitalism and money at all costs.

Thanks to Republicans

100% agree. Religion needs to stay in it’s lane, and out of any public conversation of importance. 

Actually comes from a early Rob Schrab comic called Scud: The Disposable Assassin (I was a big fan) which he co-wrote with this guy named Dan Harmon. It’s a surreal comic and well worth the time looking for the graphic novels -

“My personal beliefs mean that I can object to treating a patient.”

The US has gone mad.