That is why you should not be able to carry and brandish a sword in public either. Your argument doesn’t disprove mine, it just says that logic should be expanded to other dangerous weapons. I agree.

My wife and I barely skate by the poverty line, and she ends up getting Depo (the shot), and it’s free under our Medicaid in CO. I think the appointment to renew the script (yearly) is $2. This is huge for us. We are not in a great place to have a kid. This cycle of jerks has to end, and a kid would push us over into,…

My wife loves that shot that you get, like, quarterly. Super duper loves it. If it was sentient, she might leave me for it. I mean, not for reals, but I wouldn’t leave them alone in the same room with alcohol.

Fair, but the Planned Parenthood here in Ft Collins has a shitload of condoms and eduction all over the waiting room; I mean, that’s not a person-to-person educational experience. At least it’s something. I can’t speak to the other PP’s, or the appointments. I just go, and sit in the waiting room holding a purse.

Yeezus gathered the little ones and exaulted, “Kids, Sing! Kids, Sing!” and they did: “We wasn’t supposed to make it past 25. Joke’s on you we still alive.” Then they threw their hands up in she sky and sang, “We don’t care what people say.” Book of Yeez 3:19

No, but carrying one makes possible a world where shooting becomes not only litterally possible, but also it reifies that action as normal, defendable and guaranteed.

Car with racist ass flag < Car with kickass AI, fool, but in general, yeah —fair enough. Maybe fool was too much —defs meant in in a fun/chummy way. Okay, this is getting weird.

Nah, it’s a super common argumentative form used in some anti-militarism lit, and like, I think one of those dead Catholic saint dudes even used it.

A shockingly powerful near majority.It’s called the NRA, and after all those kids, people in churches and public officials being shot, and they keep that shit on tight lockdown. Tight like that gross dream.

Yeah, he actually sang “Ready To Die.”

Yeah, I’m 5’8” and all the shirts that really fit are “tall.” I hated always worrying if my shirt was tucked, etc... I tried the high pants thing too, and sometimes it’s okay, but again —I was wearing suspenders, so I could more precisely adjust them. Still, not my favs look —and, actually, it can creating sitting…

Yeah, I fear the Craig Kilborn is strong with this one. :(

When all you have is a gun, everything looks like a target. When all you care about is the Second Amendment, everything looks unimportant.

Yeah, this was so much better than Detroit’s Mayor’s cover of “Suicidal Thoughts.”

Yeah, suspenders and a tie really can break up a big front of a shirt —and can give you another (reasonably) colored accessory. I think those pleats wouldn’t be so bad if he wore them under his stomach, but in this position —high on his stomach, yeah. No pleats.

Fake white Jesus might.

Kitt > General Lee

Yeah, on a few pairs of pants —even when I’m going, like, work casual— I wear pants, and long undershirt, then suspenders over the undershirt and then my, like, top shirt.

Yeah, I agree on the sweater vest. That’s a good strat. I went looking for one for my last interview, but they’re kind of seasonal. :( A huge tucked in undershirt is nice too.

Dude, I wear the fuck out of suspenders (when dressing up) and suggest it for other fat dudes. It’s a vertical line that breaks up your big front —and you can always just run away and join the circus if shit hits the fan.