Exactly.
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Nuns don't, but all the thousands of other people who work in Catholic-run hospitals and universities might want to avail themselves of contraception.
May I present Jay Mohr?
I always wondered why the beautiful Nikki Cox felt compelled to get all that unnecessary plastic surgery. I think I finally got my answer.
Oh, come on. I don't think that what she did was the Worst Thing Ever - I actually like the song. But the while the families might not want people to forget the Challenger tragedy, it's understandable that they'd object to an audio clip of flight control - recorded at the moments when their loved ones were in the…
It was a big deal because this was "the one with the teacher," Christa McAulliffe.
I was watching, too. It seemed the whole nation was. People took breaks from work and gathered in conference rooms to watch it, we were so excited.
Heh, my mom was putting in a lot of hours at work that year and felt guilty - I received practically the entire Pleasant Company catalog for Christmas.
It was particularly bad because NASA had done this huge campaign to get kids in schools to watch the launch. This was back in the 1980s, when television in the classroom was still relatively rare. My mother had her elementary-age special education class do it. She did a bunch of the NASA-promoted science projects…
I totally had the wheelchair for my American Girl doll. My Mom was slightly confused, as I am able-bodied, BUT IT'S JUST A COOL WHEELCHAIR, OKAY MOM?! GAWWWD!
I agree! I think it would make a lot of sense.
Well, okay. There's a difference behind dramatizing something in a movie dramatization based on a specific event and using the audio in a song that, while it may be about sudden loss, is not explicitly about this tragedy. In fact, I don't think that it's explicit that the song is about suddenly losing a loved one and…
Yep maybe I didn't get enough sleep last night so I'm just too tired to get up in arms over a short clip that's almost thirty years old (personally if I'm going to be outraged over something it's going to be Texas using a woman as an incubator because that seems to be slightly more relevant to, y'know, TODAY, rather…
sure, he cheated on his first wife while they were in the process adopting. pretty, pretty shitty. but the whole "once a cheater, always a cheater" thing is annoying. as if no one, ever, learned from a mistake.
Bonus: Don't assume your partner, either gender, will automatically conform to these ways of conversing. Better, don't assume these suggestions are for only men or only women. No one should throw advice around all the time, everyone could do with a little prodding on how they want to be responded to.
In that case, see you tomorrow!
Well, the one person we're all familiar with from this group/region/whatever is all of these qualities, so let's make a giant list of those qualities and say all people from this group/region/whatever are like this. As a special bonus, let's be super condescending about it.
Pot, kettle. Kettle, pot.
As a black person, I too, am not shocked by racists comments.