There's a St. Peter's hospital in Lacey, Wa. right near where Sleater-Kinney blvd. meets Martin Way, with a big ol' inverted cross right next to the front door. I bet it's not the only one.
On another note, I spent a little time in the '90's wanting there to be a sad bastard with-a-guitar solo act named "Martin Way."

Or your lazy butler who gets schmutz on your spats!

"…this feeling of dread that’s bubbling away in our guts like a suspect
vindaloo, while we sit and wait to find out in what form it’ll
materialize. Could be a fucking horror show. Could be fine. Only time
will tell."
Indeed. Better interview than most actual rock stars.

And of course, the only way that Dubya was able to rally the country behind him at *all* was an attack on 9/11…

No doubt one of the other 323 comments current have addressed this, but: Oh yes, I forgot that Russia had nothing to do with the outcome of this election.
Sure, the Clinton campaign failed on its own, but both the FBI and Russia helped throw on the dirt; their contributions can't be casually tossed out just because…

"You're a weird one, Sexy Grinch…"

Especially a dick like Bryan. Old Senator Tom Gore had a nice one about him: "He once told me what the secret of his success was…and I don't remember what that was, but I *do* remember wondering why he thought he was a success."

Or the disaster that is the Central African Republic. That seems to be the way it is because people want to keep cellphones relatively cheap to make.

It's not "Sizzlechest?"

"Not guilty" is a legal term. "Innocent" is an emotional judgment.

You're a lot more likely to hear it transmuted to "Sophie's choice" these days.

I wouldn't, but there are parents who've handled it well. Indeed, they might very well be the majority for all we know: you only hear about the trainwrecks.

Well, Mork from Ork also appears in what should be the '50's in Milwaukee, then spent the rest of his televised life in Boulder in the '70's. World don't make no damn sense.

Also, don't drink yourself to death: another takeaway.

Saturday…what a day…

According to at least one ex of mine, it was a perfectly acceptable term for "vagina."

No idea; I'm just a grip.

Great. We blew up the robot again.

But feminism is indeed a political movement, though. Maybe not "inherently political," but politics is the arena in which it plays out. And yes I can see being turned off to the idea that human rights could be politicized…but they are.

It is, however, an awesome suggestion. "What? You're AGAINST Double X Thunderstomping?"