That IS what late term abortion looks like, and there IS still debate about it. Almost all late term abortion is to protect the life of the mother or because the fetus suffers from some defect that is not compatible with life or a high quality of life. The anti-choice camp does not care why women choose to end a…

Honestly I think it can be called abortion, whatever the reasons. It is still a terminated pregnancy. In some countries, it is sometimes illegal to terminate a pregnancy (i.e. abortion) even when the mother's life or health is danger, because the baby is apparently more important. I actually read about a case in…

The bat shit politicians will still argue this is murder and under no circumstances would a mother ever put her life ahead of her child's. They so not believe in abortion under any circumstance. This is who we are dealing with. I'm hoping people will see it's not slutty slut sluts who get abortions and need late term…

I don't really think this is tackling late term abortion, though. This is to save the mother's life. This is a wanted child. It's different than someone electing to have an abortion because... well, for whatever her reasons may be. There is likely to be very little debate that she should terminate the pregnancy in…

I know, right??!
I am a bit unnerved about the sudden knee-jerk attraction that hit me when I saw that picture of him.

THIS!! I was like damn, when did Mo become such a silver fox?

I've only heard him on the radio show, I had no idea he had such an abundance of fancy hair. Not that it matters, but I like it.

And wasn't he a neurotic hipster before being a neurotic hipster was cool? I respect that.

Aww, I think he's cute, AND he's the only person on NPR with a speech impediment I can stand.

I love his show on Cooking Channel/Food Network/Whatever it is!

Is it weird to say that his eyeglasses really work with his hair color?

The "Not Rape" titty shot is classy and does not scream "I am desperate for attention" at all.

On the list, are we to assume that #6 is labias?

The very idea of marriage is a business arrangement. That is why the concept of marriage was invented. It is a contract between two people who combine their assets, families, etc.. The idea of LOVE was an afterthought.

Agreed. Also, SHE DOESN'T WRITE HER SONGS. It's been said many times by the songwriters themselves. Why can't fans take that fact in?

Are you actor Troy McClure?

If the two of them were having serious issues around the time that she was recording Beyonce (which was basically all of 2013) and if she was still writing songs like "Drunk In Love," that would be…odd. One could argue that the songs were an attempt to save her marriage, but still, putting out a very specific and…

marriage is a business arrangement and treating it as a business arrangement is just as honest as marrying for love. Tax breaks, estate rights, insurance claims, legal rights, social status and gains, and much much more. If it a "true" marriage was just about love for one another, then why bother with all the legal…

You wanna hear the most bullshit excuse for not showing up for a shift, ever? When I was in college, I worked at an Applebee's, and was scheduled for a stupid-ass shift on July 4th (I was scheduled for a section that was first cut, which means I'd show up, wait around for about an hour and a half for no one to show…

I think dudes get a pass at most levels of the game when it comes to mean-spirited invective, but I think anyone who has held the Oval Office has been subjected to that level of downright nastiness.