I can never rationalize spending the money on a "better" input device when I have a working, decent version already. If my mouse has at least two buttons and a scroll wheel, I'm fine. If my keyboard WORKS, I'm fine.

*shrugs* I don't really know what to tell you. In not "the bad guy" in this scenario. I don't feel that there is anything wrong with people in this position, and I'm not against using private funds to get what you want done. And after all these comments, I'm not really sure if there's a proper way for me to…

No, what I'm saying is that it is not (technically) a life-threatening illness, would not be covered under relevant critical healthcare laws for non-inmates, and is not something that she would have the right to get done for free if her sentence had simply been dishonorable discharge and the rest of her life was as a…

There's a few reasons that I can think of as to why some of your examples are different situations.

It's the same in Maine. Personally, I don't see a hassle with it; it's just reflex to me, and I haven't lived there for several years.

I think that's... oversimplifying things. People act out in a lot of ways, for a lot of reasons, both against and in the flow of things. I personally think that's a right for people; you have the right to make decisions, however smart or stupid they are. I think your argument specifically in relation to this…

I'm not really clear as to what your point is, to be honest. If she doesn't receive public funds for this... what? She's gonna rob a liquor store? Shank a ho in the shower? Release damming evidence about Canadian Death Camps?

Huh. That's disappointing. I would have hoped that at the very least it would increase the pliability of the skin, perhaps making it less fragile.

Is it wrong for me to be in both crowds? I don't think that this is the type of thing that public funds should be used for with inmates (holy hell, no offense, but are there ever more important things to deal with in the prison system than an individual's hormone therapy), but I'd also gladly chuck a few bucks in…

I don't (really) get the "I don't want my tax dollars paying for this" thing, but I do get "tax dollars shouldn't be paying for this".

So I'm unclear, does this have any benefits beyond cosmetic?

It is justifiable to be skeptic of BOTH parties where criminal charges are involved. Innocent until proven guilty for all, and then the guilty can go DIAF.

Well, to be 100% honest, he's not technically wrong. Hypothetically speaking (and I don't believe this is true, but stick with me) this entire thing could be a fraud and he's still just had his name posted up here. My point being that even if he WAS innocent, it was a lose-lose situation. And he's also correct…

Wow, someone went full Poison Elves on that.

Have you tried shutter glasses 3D? She hadn't, so we had no idea if it would have the same effect.

A librarian friend of mine is naturally stero-blind; something about one eye being far too dominant, I think. So all 3D does is give her a splitting migraine.

I keep seeing articles of people doing stuff like this here in the UK/London, but I honestly don't know how they do it. Where do you find an alley or something like this for sale? Please, tell me.

Can we get people to just stop suggesting Idris Elba? The man has a busy career AND is far more well known than any actor for the Doctor is ever going to be; it's the same thing as people suggesting any other big-name star, and it's actually a little insulting that people can't come up with the name of a lesser-know…

So you don't see the difference between the game auto-actioning emptying the gun into a dead/dieing soldier, or the game auto-actioning the injured soldier lunging with a knife and being shot down.

"replace them with American/anyone else not American and it would be seen as normal"

No. No. A million times no. So long as it's a game that is (a) intended to be a realistic depiction of the world as it is, and not scifi, satire, or dark humor/parody (b) directly linked to a military force that is also the military…