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wardenusa

Yesterday was the 4'th

Jul 05, 2005 21:25

Yesterday was the forth of july and what a great day it was.

I hung out with Matt, Tammy, and ecricket4 today and I have to say I had a great day. We all went over to matt's parents house and enjoyed some BBQ and some lets pick on stadler time. I was a little stressed about the day because I wasn't sure if things were going to be awkward between me and one ( Read more... )

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ecricket4 July 6 2005, 04:25:32 UTC

the awkwardness wasn't with ME, was it? ;-) i think it was a good idea for us all to go and thanks for coming even if we had to badger you into it. also thanks for not killing us with a spoon for all the verbal (and occasional physical!) abuse.

i would have give angels in america a c- but maybe that's because i didn't see the first part.

you know, they do have a spell check option when you post your update...

wardenusa July 6 2005, 05:22:47 UTC

Oops, i was doing this entry and then I had a meet and I forgot to spell check it. Thanks =)

kevincarter July 6 2005, 07:08:09 UTC

Angels in America is ridiculously awesome. What didn't you like about it?

wardenusa July 6 2005, 09:25:40 UTC

the fags

Just kidding. I guess I just didn't really see the point of it. I mean in the end other then the FUCK GOD thing I didn't get much out of it.

BTW, J and the rest of us are going gambling this friday, want to go?

kevincarter July 8 2005, 04:29:27 UTC

I would definitely go with you guys, but I'm still 19. (I couldn't get into a concert tonight either. Time to get a fake ID.) But we should still hang out another time.

kabatman July 7 2005, 02:10:31 UTC

(snickers) you and your pseudo-vagueness.

I think you should ASK Kevin why he's so convinced about Abortion...and probably some of the women I know too. You might be surprised what they have to say about the life inside their bodies, and WHEN they knew the child was a child and not an abnormal growth...and how they reconcile themselves to their decisions now.

Also, an interesting bit of medical trivial. The term "abortion" is actually incorrect when applied to the process of medically terminating a pregnancy. "Abortion" applies specifically to the body aborting an abnormal or terminal pregnancy, and thus by applying the term to the medical procedure it is inherently more acceptable (or at least it was before the perversion of the term) than the medical terminology of "termination". Besides, "termination" implies a recognition of life, and that just causes a sticky mess, eh?

wardenusa July 7 2005, 03:19:22 UTC

Not serious stuff first because it's my journal ( ... )

ecricket4 July 7 2005, 05:58:04 UTC

you spelled cricket wrong. just fyi.

kabatman July 7 2005, 12:39:44 UTC

I absolutely agree with your motivation for discussion, if we do not question, we never learn. I also think you're wise to avoid making explicit judgements regarding pro-life or pro-abortion stances, simply because women have a tendancy to knee-jerk and demand, "What right do you (read: men) have to say anything about my (read: a woman's) body ( ... )

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