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My roommates and I did this, to an extent, many years ago - we answered the door in various states of undress, from topless to full nude (girls and a boy). Those LDS elders sprinted down our two flights of stairs.

Exactly this. Seems like a developmentally-normal response. Not legal, but she gets to be charged as a minor, because she is a minor.

Would you please broadcast this to the young people who have come to my door twice, trying to get me to attend their week-long "Teh Gays and Abortions are Bringing on the End Times" party at a church in m neighborhood?

I call her "Lady Jan Brady."

That is wonderful.

Totally counts - you'll just have a pregnancy of unpredictable length or result. (I mean, when was the last time a friend announced, after a five month pregnancy, the arrival of a sibling pair, age 3 and 1 1/2?)

Funny, you don't see any Jehovah's Witnesses challenging the law's coverage of blood transfusions. But this is only about religious freedom and not at all about controlling women.

Danny Trejo seems like such a likable, good guy.

Do you think Brangelina's friends and family are starting to roll their eyes and think to themselves "just get married already and stop TALKING about it."?

I think she is often making fun of herself.

Make fun of her for saying that bird-shaped smoke detector is a perfect gift for guys, but it is the perfect addition to my white ceramic animal obsession. So, I've got to give Gwynnie credit for finding that for me (and for being so ridiculous that Lindy pokes, since I don't read Goop.)

Yes - and at least Steff (James Spader's bad rich guy) was honest and open about his asshole-ery.

I just splurged on a Michael Kors large Hamilton bag (purple!) and I love it. I can fit all of my electronics in it, even my Macbook (though mine is small) and it has a good, structured appearance. It's definitely a grown-ass-woman bag, but a bit fashion-forward.

This reminds me of when my mom would put my hair up in ponytails when I was a kid and by the end of the day (or the next day) I would take them out and my scalp felt so weird and tingly and relieved. Much like taking my heels off at the end of the day now.

This is also relevant as yet another example of someone who is pro-life and actively trying to prevent others from making their own reproductive choices, and then turns around and says "but my abortion is different."

Very good point. They were married for 152 Kardashians, and together for 208 Kardashians, so they gave it a good go.

Me too. Panties, pants, underpants, underpanties or panty-wears.

Yes, I thought the least effective methods of birth control were pull-and-pray and condoms-expired-and-damaged-from-being-carried-in-one's-wallet-for-years-and-maybe-going-through-the-wash. I don't think the ACA covers those.

That's a great and apt analogy that I haven't heard applied to the abortion debate. Plus, I think the statistics from before Roe v. Wade, when abortion started to become legal in some states but still was illegal in others, and statistics from other countries (Romania, I think) where abortion was made illegal bear

I imagine it's not good news to the people who want to have a child but are not/are waiting because of their financial problems due to the recession.