Contrary to popular belief, a helicopter can crash an infinite number of times ( Read more... )

It only takes two words. Two simple words. But, they are the hardest words to ever utter. We all know the words, but saying them is impossible. They are "the words that must not be spoken." It's even harder to say them and mean them. Damn near impossible. Of course, if you say them and don't mean them then...well, the whole thing is ( Read more... )

My entire tweeter feed, with the exception of an update on a soccer match that doesn't interest me, is full of nothing but male bashing, including the continued sharing of the M&M's bowl idea. Yeah, we've got a great conversation going. It also includes comments like "We know not every man is bad" (I'm paraphrasing here)...but there is nothing ( Read more... )

Surprisingly I got a couple new responses to things. Not surprisingly they aren't much different than before.

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The message has been sent, and I received it loud and clear. I, like every other man, am a rapist. Guilty! The court of female public opinion has spoken, the verdict rendered, and the sentence pronounced. It's off to the gallows. I think rather than request a last meal, I'll just ask for March to the Scaffold to be played. Seems appropriate ( Read more... )

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Apparently my response to #YesAllWomen has been deemed inappropriate by women. I guess that's not too surprising. After all, any response from a rapist male is likely to be seen that way. Allow me to explain a bit more. I hadn't intended to really get this far into things, but apparently I'm being "too emotional" and not logical ( Read more... )

Not that anyone asked for my opinion, but since this is my journal I'm going to write down my thoughts anyway. This begins with the hashtag Yesallwomen.

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Well, for better or worse, it's done.

The question posed this year is deceptively simple: Love or Fear? Which motivates us more?For reasons I do not know, the deadline to enter was extended to April 15th. My assumption, which may be completely wrong, is that they sought more entries, or the preponderance of one side left them with few entries ( Read more... )

The Supreme Court has heard the arguments in the Hobby Lobby case, so now the wait begins. In a nutshell, Hobby Lobby provides health insurance for their employees through a self-insurance program, and the owners of the company don't want to provide contraceptive coverage as mandated by the ACA, citing their personal religious beliefs as their ( Read more... )