Just another day blasting across the cornfields of Illinois in a coconut powered monkey-mobile
Ah back at work after 2.5 days off. It feels pretty good. Enough to do for a full day (almost, still enough time to write a little something).
Strange goings on all through this week and weekend. My best friend from High School and his wife found out less than a week ago they are having a baby in June. That would be a shock to find out that you are that far along and only have a few months to plan. I'm not going into the details of how something like that can happen, but trust me it can.
Why are Republicans so stupid? Why don't they believe science? Let that poor bitch die in Florida. Or better yet, get a pet rock and name it after her. You'll get the same response. That's right life is precious... I guess if you believe AIDS is transmitted through sweat, you can believe that a brain dead human being can be brought back to normal levels of intelligence.
Enough random crap. I have work to do. Seriously. I mean it. Actually work. Right now.
Strange goings on all through this week and weekend. My best friend from High School and his wife found out less than a week ago they are having a baby in June. That would be a shock to find out that you are that far along and only have a few months to plan. I'm not going into the details of how something like that can happen, but trust me it can.
Why are Republicans so stupid? Why don't they believe science? Let that poor bitch die in Florida. Or better yet, get a pet rock and name it after her. You'll get the same response. That's right life is precious... I guess if you believe AIDS is transmitted through sweat, you can believe that a brain dead human being can be brought back to normal levels of intelligence.
Enough random crap. I have work to do. Seriously. I mean it. Actually work. Right now.
Labels: Politics
posted by lawryde at
8:50 PM
1 Comments:
Yes, I can't believe Congress felt it necessary (and unprecedented) to intervene in a situation that occurs countless times every day. Why this case floated to the top of the cesspool is anybody's guess. Maybe the media was having a slow day and needed to cook up some sort of drama to spoon feed it's sophistocated viewers. Or maybe the Republicans were looking to appear compassionate for a change. Whatever the case, the husband is not helping things very much. He sounded very cold and unsympathetic to his wife's situation (but he swears that his wife said she would never want to live the way she is currently living). Meanwhile, the family was chalking up sypathy points with their impassioned pleas. Bottom line though is that she is in a perpetual vegetative state--no hope of recovery. That's not living--pull the plug, or tube in this case.
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Chris, at 3:44 PM, March 21, 2005
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