True. That is a dead-on summation of Pence. But he does have more political ambition than old Gerald, and all of it is toxic “Christian” nonsense. Besides, I want to see his hypocrite ass in a jail cell, so this could be cathartic.
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I (happily) do not work in a hospital or nursing home so I almost never have to smell it now. But I do remember the first time I smelled it and was assured (warned?), “Smell that? C.diff. And you will never forget it as long as you live,” and thus far, I’ve not forgotten. It’s seared into my memory, I can make myself…
NOOOOO!!!!
....that. that’s not true, right? Right?
And people think Jesus was special.
WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW
If I ever eat something that tastes like C. Diff smells, I can absolutely guarantee that will be the end of my relationship with food.
well, i’m never drinking water again, thanks
Although the bathroom clause was the flashy (highly reported) part of the bill, the bigger issue is that it took away municipalities’ rights to have employment and housing anti-discrimination laws for LGBT people (race, religion, gender, and disability are covered federally).
I once discovered a baby huntsman spider (so only 3 or 4 inches across...) floating in a glass of cranberry juice I’d been drinking blindly for an hour.
LOL I love that there’s someone out there describing things as tasting roachy.
Jury’s still out on whether or not male cockroaches wearing fedoras was a factor in why female roaches decided they just didn’t need men anymore.
Urgh. I mean what even does “roachy” mean? Had that person eaten roach before that they felt they could tell their water tasted roachy?
No, you follow your heart, dear Flamingo.
Good
Good.
About five years ago me and my wife were looking for work in North Carolina, as was my brother and his girlfriend. We’d all fallen in love with the state, until it just went crazy and started getting worse and worse an less hospitable. Now we’re good in Minneapolis (which has a state travel ban to NC for government…
I would like to remind everyone that this isn’t censorship. Private businesses and private individuals have the right to boycott doing business in North Carolina as part of their First Amendment right to freedom of expression.