Posted on August 28, 2007 by Aunt B.
Lee says:
Calling a man ‘girly’ isn’t insulting to women, no more than calling a woman ‘manly’ is insulting to men.
It’s insulting towards the person who is being called the term, and really isn’t that nice. But it is not the disparagement of an entire gender to do so.
I have but one question for my charming [...]
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Posted on August 28, 2007 by Aunt B.
Sean Braisted says:
Dave, while good at dispensing advice such as “eat rice and beans” and “don’t buy stuff you don’t need”, isn’t exactly a public policy expert. Ramsey is the quintessential wealthy Williamson County Republican who thinks Social Security, et al, are just socialist schemes which take away from the duties of the Church.
Those sentences [...]
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Posted on August 28, 2007 by Aunt B.
The longer I read conservative bloggers, the more convinced I become in their belief that my cooter has magical properties.
I could, for example, not want to have a baby, but, if only the State could coerce me into passing a baby through my cooter, it would transform me into good mother who would be grateful [...]
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Posted on August 28, 2007 by Aunt B.
There may come a time when you have to kill a dog. Here are a list of acceptable ways to do so:
1. Take it to the vet and have it put down.
2. Shoot it, preferably in the back of the head.
Here are just a few unacceptable ways of killing dogs, as taken from Michael Vick’s [...]
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Posted on August 28, 2007 by Aunt B.
Okay, Bridgett, I have totally failed to come up with relevant questions about witchcraft, but here’s what’s been nagging me. In the book I’m reading, it’s kind of clear that the definition of “witch” can be as loose as “someone who’s in league with the devil,” whether or not they practice magic.
And it’s clear that [...]
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