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Thank god. I got a grill, but the instructions were only printed in French, Spanish, Japanese and Male English, so I didn't know what to do.
Romney's platform is so right-wing then when described, focus group respondents refuse to believe it's real:
I vote 4 the dog.
Oh, for crying out loud. Anyone of any gender or political persuasion who thinks women don't understand what's happening or choose abortion frivolously is an idiot. As for civil disobedience, the law mandates that physicians do this or suffer professional consequences. Women can't just say no.
Why don't they just spend all that money on giving people healthcare if they're so concerned? #flummoxed
This is perfect for idiots like me.
Saw a lot of these in Nebraska. People there seemed hooked on soda - I think the bubba keg spawned there.
I love the Friday cat blogging. And the Thursday Basset Blogging over at TBogg. And I love all the animals at Balloon Juice. Do conservative bloggers do regular pet blogging? Or is it mostly the liberals? I'm probably biased but it seems to me that liberals show more compassion to their fellow mammals.
A KEG BIKE?! Where do I sign up.
Yeah, this backs up my experiences. I went to a private liberal arts college in the northeast on scholarship, but most of my friends from high school went to University of Oregon by default, which is supposedly a pretty good state school. I spent a good chunk of time visiting the campus and attending upper level classes with friends on occasion, and I was routinely shocked. Mid-sized to giant lectures, with sections twice a month. People openly sleeping in the stands. No studying done, outside of specific information a few days before a multiple choice final test (in a 300-level humanities course) with no written component. I don't know how you'd learn anything unless you were super-motivated to do it on your own. Incidentally, I thought the same thing about British universities when I was abroad.







Ginsburg came out swinging. She also quoted Scalia's concurrence in Gonzales v. Raich, which upheld Federal marijuana laws regulating the private growth of the plant because it was part of a greater complex regulatory scheme to a legitimate goal of the Federal government. Sweet.