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[apocalypsos]

Ah, I'm finally getting a paycheck again the way I'm supposed to. I'm so happy the kinks have been worked out that in the roughly paraphrased immortal words of an ex-boyfriend, I'm tempted to spend half of the money of booze and manwhores and then waste the rest. :)

And you know what planning the Hurley doll pattern has led to? Mentally planning other Lost dolls. ACK. No, brain. Not enough time in the world. (You know what else I thought of doing? Making a second one if I have material left and sending it to Jorge. Uh, yet again, NO.)

EDIT: US Drops Anti-Abortion Line at UN Women's Meeting -- Good. :) But it's this bit that gets me ... At a two-week conference on the status of the world's women 10 years after a landmark gathering in Beijing, the United States removed the unpopular language on abortion, but proposed instead a line to say that documents from the China meeting "create no international human rights." According to the next line of the article, "create no international human rights" is a code for abortion. Well, that's a lovely change, and it sounds so much better! *heavy, HEAVY sarcasm*

OMGWTF EDIT: Remember, folks, looking at a woman in any way, shape, or form is scarring to children. Gyah.

Comments

[cyprinella]

I have jello shots....

[kijikun.livejournal.com]

Something about the ad in your last link looks very fake.

[thebitterguy]

Oh, it's real. It's part of a series where these two over-protective and dull parents learn how to let their chillins free by using Bell products (Sympatico ISP, ExpressVu digital TV, and some family plan cell phone thingy).

They're kinda amusing, but I can see how the ad might be weird out of context.

[anne-jumps.livejournal.com]

Bell has issued a formal apology, according to ponycow.

[jrosestar.livejournal.com]

I'm guessing they are going to come out with little blindfolds to put on breast feeding babies so they don't see those terrible offending faucets.