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CommentsRe: Owl Café
Now we have to fight. That's too bad, man. I own nunchucks. Last edited [8/23/10 5:14 PM]
Did someone just make it angry? Re: The Daily Word 6.16.10: Obama Goes Small, Touchdown Jesus In Flames, Frankenburger or McGangbang
1. House of mirrors and pancakes 2. Church of Unscientology (which is new) 3. IKEA 4. Wigs! Wigs! Wigs! and an Arby's Re: Draft Grandma!
Since Betty kicked ass, there's a new campaign to get Carol Burnett on.
The Incredible Shrinking Woman! All of Me! 9 to 5! Excellent nomination, Amala. Oh my god, a Teri Garr/Lily Tomlin smirk-off would be comedy gold.
I thought, must be Scalia. That's one salty dog.
Corinne-- I wouldn't worry. You came across as honest, which is always better than when someone's too guarded or romanticizes what they do. Personally, I don't trust chickens. They're almost as bad as penguins....
I thought for years that I made it up. I just believed I'd dreamed about a Wookie family: a hybrid of Star Wars, Pigs in Space, and my life. Then the Internet was invented, and I realized that The Star Wars Holiday Special was real and, shockingly, is my very first memory. Sorry, mom and song birds and rainbows and Jesus. Last edited [5/4/10 2:37 PM]
who said I was gay? Maybe I am. But maybe I'm also a heterosexual who's made uncomfortable by homophobia. I hear they exist. And I'd like for you to explain what you mean by
I'm sincerely hoping that you don't mean that someone being gay or, god forbid, "acting gay" is a reason for violence.
Have you been afraid for your physical safety because you're a vegetarian? Have you been denied the right to marry another vegetarian? Did your parents disown you because you were born a vegetarian? Did you suffer negative career consequences once it came out you didn't eat meat? I'm afraid you confuse the issue by equating an innocuous lifestyle choice with a group of people fighting for its right to be treated fairly under the law and within society. A flag isn't about shoving beliefs in anyone's face: it's a symbol that unites those who believe these acts of discrimination are abhorrent. What about that upsets you? | 
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