National Inseminator

I haven’t been able to post a picture to the comments for the past 3 or 4 months. I assume it’s punishment for not disabling Adblock Plus (I always said I had, but I never actually did). 

It’s for a diorama of Starship Troopers.

And doing a bad impersonation of Kathleen Turner.

This comment deserves more love.

Twitler!

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It is what it is, man, and he’d be the first to tell you he’s sliding into ageist irrelevance. I find about 80% of what Stanhope says on stage funny and to the point. The remainder is very often embarrassing a/o cringeworthy. Same deal with Bill Hicks. When they’re good, they’re the best. That’s why I watch his videos…

Yeah, I agree, but that doesn’t mean staff necessarily.

They offer varying levels of care in different facilities. The woman in this story would have been in a skilled nursing facility. I’ve spent a fair amount of time in more than one skilled nursing facility in recent years, and I think it’s most likely to have been a staff member. A single case of assault might be…

First you rule out the employees, then you pursue other lines of investigation. If there are ambulatory residents of the facility capable of raping this poor woman (and I doubt there are), of course you need to test them too. It’s a skilled nursing facility, not a halfway house. Calm the fuck down.

The guy was not a physician. None of his bullshit “study” or its publication had anything to do with medicine.

You might also consider the source. The Journal of the National Medical Association hardly ranks as an important source of medical research or opinion. And this guy had a doctorate in education. He was not a medical doctor. The “study” was not a study at all, and I doubt it influenced anyone.

Work back from the estimated gestational age of the baby (give or take 6 weeks); check the personnel records; DNA test any man who remains on staff; track down any who have since left and test them.

I was thinking more along the lines of Kill Bill.

A rising tide lifts all boats, drowns all swimmers.

Rhesus pieces.

I think a lot of people may not know how common it used to be. It shouldn’t have been, but it was:

Based on the headline and the fact that this post originates on Splinter, I expected rage over Beto’s appropriation of Eskimo culture or maybe castigation for enforcing a racist stereotype.

Splinter and The Root.