Hmm. That's a very good point, actually. Sorry I didn't understand that from your post.

Let's look at what Palestinian children are playing, shall we?

Perhaps these children living "hand to mouth" could ask their Hamas leaders what happened to all the foreign aid they've received. Because Gaza receives, per capita, the most in the world. Perhaps those "luxuries" could be had if Hamas wasn't so interested in maintaining the conflict. Perhaps they could also stop…

THANKS so much for this. I'm really tired of the blame games too.

I never know how to respond to my relative, who bombards me with WALMART GIVES BIRTH CONTROL PILLS FOR ELEVEN DOLLARS A MONTH SO LET THEM GO PAY FOR IT IF THEY WANT IT SO MUCH.

Wait, why would she have radiation and chemo for a preventative mastectomy?

she'll hang onto her breasts (which, according to medical tests are basically ticking time bombs attached to her chest)

I know! I still CANNOT TELL if Oprah wears a wig or not. I'm assuming not, but how does her style change so often? And how does she have so much hair??

I'm still shocked that Travolta wears a wig. I can't see it!

What's funny is that I have a large forehead, so hair dressers are always trying to convince me to get bangs.

I love them on Taylor Swift, hate bangs on everyone else, ever.

For Kerry Washington and Carrie Underwood, that color is wearing them, not the other way around.

EXACTLY. I still think about that death scene. The pleading, the reality, the irony of his murderer.

For some reason, I cried harder when Wilson, the soccer ball, died in Castaway, than with nearly all these entries.

You actually think that the pricier lipsticks and makeup have less carcinogenic chemicals? NARS is way up there, and checking on that website, http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/, I was surprised how many there were from the pricier lines.

Tealstar, meet recession. Recession, meet tealstar. How many people do you know? Because most of the people I know have already taken a pay cut and their deductibles have suddenly gone up due to a change in company plans.

It's not a 30% pay cut. It's 8%, with a raise in a year of 1% and then after to 3%. They're combining reduced pensions and reduced health care coverage to make it sound bigger than it is.

No. They wanted to reduce wages by 8%, with a bump in raise to about 3% in the following year. But they also wanted to reduce health care insurance budget and reduce pension payments. Which, I"m not sure why we're pensioning people who don't work in government?

This is so freaking funny.

That's weird. In most of the labs I've worked at- university and commercial - lab people wear lab coats. In industry it's because it's mandated by OSHA.