Where’s Our Line?
I’ll be fascinated to know where we’ll draw the line. Concentration camps? Death squads? “We caution people not to write about bombs because if they’re going on vacation, their travel plans will be disrupted,” she said.
I’ll be fascinated to know where we’ll draw the line. Concentration camps? Death squads? “We caution people not to write about bombs because if they’re going on vacation, their travel plans will be disrupted,” she said.
Some random miscellany: Plastic surgeons today warned people not to have cosmetic surgery to try to gain celebrity looks. And, in case there was any further dissent about the reason there are still more dead people in the middle east: Saddam controlled a country at the centre of the Gulf, a region with a quarter
So, at some point, I should address the fact that brutalwomen.com is a rather bad porn site. That is, that’s why I don’t own that URL. Though I’d prefer to have it. Of course, any configuration of URL that includes words like “women” or particularly “girl” are likely going to be porn sites. Porn sites
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Two Girls Two girls, a he and a she, married along the far shores of the Shadow Sea. They were both very small, delicate in the wrists and ankles, light enough to fly. Frost kissed their eyelashes. They lay in the snow, dressed all in martyr’s white. We stoned then to death at dawn. The
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President George W. Bush may be tapping into solid human psychology when he invokes the September 11 attacks while campaigning for the next election, U.S. researchers said on Thursday… “A lot of leaders gain their appeal by helping people feel they are heroic, particularly in a fight against evil,” Greenberg said in a telephone interview
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I work at – shall we say – a Dilbert sort of office. As I’ve signed a confidentiality agreement, that’s about all the background I can give you. Try this one. And, another, for a good idea.
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If you haven’t watched this yet, you should. And… Ah, consumer America: buy a loop of red string for $25.99. I mean, it’s “mystical,” man (via Boingboing)
Ranting: I loathe clothes shopping. I’ve hated shopping for clothes since I was about eleven or twelve, when my mother could no longer find my size in the children’s section and had to drag me – kicking and screaming – into the women’s section of Mervyn’s to find a pair of jeans that actually fit
Great speech by Al Gore on the politics of fear… wouldn’t it be great to have an educated president again? Fear drives out reason. It suppresses the politics of discourse and opens the door to the politics of destruction. It also requires us to pay more attention to the new discoveries about the way fear