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The idea of an artificial womb reminds me of this one Harry Potter fanfic that featured a temporary uterus. Snape and Lupin are the couple, and they use a potion to create a temporary uterus. But of course, Voldemort somehow causes a miscarriage and the temporary uterus is a one-time only thing. It's not available

I loved her in "The Big Sleep" and as Schatze in "How to Marry a Millionaire."

I was at Whole Foods today (I don't usually shop there but I had a gift card) and they sell vinyl now. It made me giggle.

I mean, for me there's a difference between being approached out of nowhere in public, particularly if I'm trying to do something (read emails, read a book, etc) and being approached in a social context. If I'm running a 5k, and a guy who is also at the park running that 5k says hi or something...I understand that.

I know why they have to work products into shows, and I know that advertisers want that attention, but some of the mentions of products are just too out there. It can actually make both the product and the show seem cheesy. It would be great if advertisers would trust the highly-paid, professional writers of dialogue

I listen to old radio programs and they're all blatantly shilling for Adams Hats or whatever. It's kind of awesome in some ways!

I think the subtle type probably works better, actually. The Dr Pepper placement in one of the Tobey Maguire Spiderman movies was so blatant that it pissed me off. I consciously didn't buy a Dr Pepper for a while after that because it was so obnoxious.

I would actually rather they were just open about it. Just call it the King Biscuit Flower Hour or whatever. When they use really specific product names on TV, it can be distracting. (I seem to recall a CSI where the dialogue was like, "Quick! To our wonderful Chevrolet Tahoes!" or whatever the car was.) No one talks

I feel like most women don't want to be approached in public places by men unless they're specifically in, say, a nightclub. Men, though, always seem to want to approach women in public places. I also don't understand why men don't understand that. Even if they're single, they must have had a

The weird thing is, there are some people who will always work off the clock to try and get in good with the manager. I had a roommate who would clock out and still work for a small business where she was employed. She thought this would show them that she was dedicated, and they would want to give her more hours. I

I think it's just drawing attention to the size and muscle mass difference between most men and most women. He beat the crap out of someone several weight classes beneath him. Violence is never okay, but when it's a big person against a smaller person, that can seem especially extreme and disturbing.

For some reason, this reminds me of the Onion "columnist" Jean Teasdale and her friend Fulgencio.

The bigger issue to me is why are states contracting social services out to religious organizations in the first place. This exemption is designed to appease the lowest-cost option for states, at the expense of doing what most voters in those states believe is right. And seriously, the corner you're going to cut is

Holy shit that is terrifying.

Hmm. Fair point.

I'm not even a vegan myself so I don't understand how I end up in these conversations. It's just weird that they bring it up like it's a big part of their identity, only to a minute later start talking about their love of bacon. Maybe it's performance art? I don't get it.

Sometimes public libraries have interesting seminars and classes, or show old movies once in a while. When I first moved to LA, I did a really interesting and totally free theater workshop at the big library downtown. There were some people there who were obviously down on their luck and seemed out of it, but there

Lately I have been having a lot of conversations with obvious non-vegans who insist that they are, in fact, vegan. I don't understand it. If you eat bacon, you are not a vegan. If you make your own chicken and beef broths but only put vegetables in the broth, it is not a vegetarian or a vegan soup. The word vegan has

Maybe you could get a teaching certificate and work as a sub or something? That way your schedule would work more or less with your kids' schedules, and you could still have summers off. I don't know where you live in Canada, but since you studied archaeology maybe you could work for a museum on a consulting or

I'm not trying to lash out at Miley, I'm just kind of not sure why so many child stars get caught up in the machine that way. For me, if you have to rebel against "it" or "them" that's a sign that they're taking up too much real estate in your head. Miley could have taken time off and gone to college or done a weird