Babba:
Glad to hear from you, Susie! It sounds like things are 
polyblog:
hope your recovery is steady and fast. 
Woodsider:
There will always be some people who would do better wi 
RD:
Ewwww.
Glad to hear that you're already starting to
Woodsider:
I'm glad to hear you're home and feeling better overall
Woodsider:
Bachmann should have expected that sooner or later some 
Imhotep:
Can you feel Corbett shrinking in size day by day? Her
Imhotep:
"classical Christian doctrine" is just that a doctrine.
Imhotep:
Dodd, was out in public pushing for the passage SOPA an
Imhotep:
Annoyed, Swift was a crazy person. He was driven mad b 
NormanLake:
It should occur to Bachmann that she simply does not be
Imhotep:
Dylan was once asked after he "went electric" why he st 
jawbone:
When I was out of the burn center's ICU and into a regu
NormanLake:
My spouse had her gall bladder removed about seven year
NormanLake:
PEOPLE are corporations, too. 
odd man out
The “dreadful inevitability” of Mitt Romney’s candidacy has led James Wolcott to conclude that the wing-nut right, despite all its blustering, packs a feeble punch. More here.
The “dreadful inevitability” of Mitt Romney’s candidacy has led James Wolcott to conclude that the wing-nut right, despite all its blustering, packs a feeble punch. More here. Bookmark It
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And it still might, simply by coming back in a slightly different form. But people are paying attention now. Mother Jones has the story (via Digby): Bookmark It
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Things we did not know about the clitoris! Bookmark It
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Sidelined for now, but of course will try to sneak in under the radar later… Bookmark It
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I recently shocked someone by saying it may not be worth it for him to send his kid to college. He got quite huffy, basically saying it was important as a parent to bankrupt yourself for your children’s future. I said it didn’t make sense to me, especially now. I said if I had young kids now, I’d encourage them to be plumbers or electricians: That’s what The Daily, News Corp. and Apple’s daily news outlet for the iPad, calculated a college [...]
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I read this essay Andrew Sullivan did for Newsweek about why Obama’s critics are so dumb, and my reaction was, “Spoken like someone with a job and health insurance.” Now the Atlantic’s Conor Friedersdorf dissects it for us: To Sullivan, this is the big picture story of the Obama Administration: “the president begins by extending a hand to his opponents; when they respond by raising a fist, he demonstrates that they are the source of the problem; then, finally, he [...]
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So why have relatively few formerly middle-class Americans become actively outraged by Wall Street frauds and job-destroying corporate raiders such as Mitt Romney? One answer is that many of us, despite lost jobs or lowered wages, have managed to maintain fairly good living standards, thanks to savings and other monetary cushions. But piggy banks across the country are close to tapped out. More here. Bookmark It
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“Try to cough and deep breathe every hour.” Hard to do, because my ribs hurt so bad when I do anything, but I’m trying. Other than the pain, I’m feeling pretty good. No nausea, thank God. I just finished a bowl of chicken noodle soup and so far, so good. I may even get around to taking a shower soon. The cuts are all very small, except for a three-inch one at the top. I seem to remember the recovery [...]
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