Have you been stuck in a time loop, or something? That item made the threead over 500 posts ago (18436).
(@ vivalostwages, above)
Have you been stuck in a time loop, or something? That item made the threead over 500 posts ago (18436).
(@ vivalostwages, above)
Stipulated: going to Arizona for an example is like shooting fish in a barrel:
Who says they want our kids to “interact” with “people outside our country,” ever?
Female candidate? Running on morals issues? I wonder if she’s even capable of being a serious contender for the nomination. I don’t expect so.
You’re lapsing into progressive exceptionalism again, BG.
Is this the right thread to talk about herbal supplements?
Apart from taking 20 years to prove the stupidity, I guess it is
Dunno, but I’ve used camomile tea to prevent murder. Brewed up a pot, drank it, and didn’t kill her skank ass!
See? This is what happens whenever I leave. All right, North Carolina - You’re grounded until you can learn to elect sane people on your own.
Indiana lawmaker proposes “Office of Marriage Promotion”.
It is strange, that this kind of mindset can still exist in the same society and culture as polyamory . . .
Re: the hand washing thing … so I open a restaurant and I say, “I don’t care what the government says, you work here you’re damn well washing your hands.” Then I get sued by Typhoid Mary for making her not spread the plague and I’m out of business. Yay, free market!
Sen. Tillis says they’d be expected to post a sign to that effect if they didn’t require employees to wash their hands.
Of course, a few years ago, the GOP was saying that rich people and corporations should be allowed to contribute as much money to campaigns as they wanted, so long as the contributions were disclosed. Then after Citizens United opened the money floodgates, they decided that they weren’t in favor of disclosure after all.
So I have an abiding expectation that if they could, they’d use the promise of a sign as a wedge to get rid of the handwashing reg, then they’d try to kill the sign, too.
What is it with the pro-rape faction of the Republican Party?
Ye gods. Would you want to eat in a restaurant with such a sign? In some fast-food places I’ve been in, it’s a much-needed reassurance.
Wouldn’t the wife wake up? Unless she’s… so drunk that she’s unable to wake up. Is hubby so horny he can’t wait – or doesn’t think he should have to – until she’s conscious? Whom do these guys think they’re helping??
Tell me. Tell me this is ONE yahoo representing only his own views, or maybe his and his two ugly pals. Tell me he’s a fool and everyone around him knows he’s an idiot and ignores him when he speaks and these proposals die a quick death. Please.
Why?! Why can’t they just agree to a party-wide moratorium on ever using the “r” word in public?! It never helps them when they do.
Yeah, but it helps *us *learn who the pathetic weenies are. We want to know this, so we can keep an eye on them and reduce the damage they can cause.
Just imagine how hard it would be if they all operated in stealth mode!
God that story truly disgusts me. Bad enough that the scenario was allowed to happen, but the impulse to try to sweep the whole thing under the rug is horrifying and frightening.
From the linked article:
February alone has two “r’s” in it, that is why it is Rape Month.
Hostess: Table for four?
Patron: I need to see your bathroom signs first.
This is actually smart, but still makes me laugh:
Jeb Bush Acknowledges his last name could be a problem.
(Above link is to AzCentral article, about teacher raped in class full of sex-offender convicts; associate AG moves to dismiss her lawsuit.)
That same page also contains a link to this article, about state legislator (R-of course) sponsors bill to eliminate the state Open Meetings law. (Gasp! It even has bipartisan support! Who knew the stupid in Arizona was bipartisan?)
she is from Snowflake, how precious
Aaron Shock, who has already spent over $100,000 to renovate his four Congressional offices, gets his Capitol Hill office renovated to look like the interior of Downton Abbey.