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"I remember the zip of the door, and our naked dash across the dark campground to his tent..."
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These clans will make you appreciate your own. /entertainment/
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The Confessies
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Planet 51
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The premise is Pixar-caliber; the execution is strictly terrestrial. /entertainment/
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Sex Advice From . . . Dungeons and Dragons Players
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Reader Feedback on "Sex and the City, Circa 1956"
While I am pro-choice, I can understand the feelings of those opposed to it. My question to all of you is this...why not direct your efforts at making abortion as rare as it can be? Why not push for sex education? Why not fight for affordable (even free!) and available birth control? It seems like so many pro-life people view an unwanted pregnancy as just punishment for sexual activity.
--Kali
06/30 |
Fuck you (to the guy who posted above).The goverment has no right whatsoever to decide over my family planification,and if you are so concerned about the goverment killing people go and march against death penalty infront of any of the numerous jails on this country or even better,go and march against the killing of innocent kids in Irak,but of course it's easier to lay your fat ass on your cubicle while drinking Dunking donuts coffee and rant about women who decide to terminate an unwanted pregnancy.Go out an adopt an abandoned kid,the world is full of them,of course you're never going to do it because you guys never preach what you say and because your fat ass and your Dunkin donut stops you from it.
--su
06/30 |
This chick is pretty cool, but it isn't about Bush. It's about whether you are killing a live human being, so you can go have sex with another Beatnick. See, I understand, sometimes you have too, but the government has a right to protect formed human beings in someone's belly. Not black and white and Bush is a decent man which is more than I can say for so many progressives.
--RAR
06/24 |
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