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Fer real. But there is always that tuxedo t-shirt for formal occasions... Everyone says they want to express themselves through their clothes and then everyone ends up wearing the same damn thing. How is that possible? Blech. Guy would like to see capes come back. No really. Also, he wants footed pajamas, as day wear. Oh my, I can't believe anyone ever married this guy...

' I'm assuming you mean crochet, but I am having a really fun time imagining how bad ass you could be at croquet.

Holy useful Gaf! Next time there's a threat of nuclear holocaust, I'm hanging out with you!

Nuthin. I got nothing. I AM a pretty badass financial analyst...except communes don't have any money, so.... I'll get back to y'all. But I bring Guy with me! Guy is very talented! He can make fishing nets. He can figure out your DNA sequence. He can herd spiders...? He can eat poisonous things and not die... And I just make sure he doesn't jump off a cliff. Yup, that's my job.

I am too. But only if Spiro Agnew is his running mate.

I could not find my way out of a wet paper bag. That GPS is a godsend! Now if only I could find that GPS...

my brother in law does it. He was doing it before he realized there was a name for it! He's got MAD coordination though.

Based on what everyone is saying here... y'all better watch the debate! I think it will probably be the most watched in American history. Sweet! Where's the popcorn?

If you'll all indulge me for a moment... Guy's idea was that we wear the babies in Baby Bjorns, which are those front side baby carriers, and cover them in fake blood and gore and make it look like they are popping out of us, like from the movie Alien. All the boys think this is terribly clever. I hate it. There is something....disturbing about putting fake blood on a baby. And seeing as how these two ALREADY popped out of me, the novelty of a costume recreating the event is kinda lost on me. They will be peas and carrots and they will be FREAKING ADORABLE! Guy and I have a Halloween party the Saturday after Halloween. He will be She-Ra. I will be He-Man. And we'll be FREAKING ADORABLE!

Sometimes those reconstruct jobs ARE a headache. You look at it and you're like 'All I need to do is make a little cut here...' and then four days later it's not done, and you have shreds of an outfit. Oh well. And that fabric glue - I've used that MANY times, I'm embarrassed to say, but it did the job, so I can't complain

So noted! I might need to make a trip to hammy-trammy to get my fix. Anyone else remember when Planet Ant there used to be a coffee shop? It's a little theatre now - I've seen some stuff there, nice place.

But do they have pickle soup?!??! The place I used to go to that had pickle soup closed and now I am without pickle soup :(

You did a really nice job altering the top! It looks like it fits you nicely!

Eph McNally's - in Corktown, near where Tiger Stadium used to be. Yummiest Deli sandwiches like ever Omara's - I think it's Clawson? Irish, but their menu is like twelve pages long and everything is good Sushi Ko - 12 mile and orchard lake - really yummy sushi, very reasonably priced Red Coat Tavern in Royal Oak - AWESOME burgers, adn they have scotch eggs, if you realy want a heart attack today, I suggest the scotch eggs I second Miller's Bar and Priya - both are DEELISH!

You are all wrong. I should post a link here to show you all your wrongness.

I would conclude from your statements above that anyone's right to survival can be snuffed out by anyone on whom that life depends, and the rights of the person who is dependent are removed from the equation. Would that be a fair conclusion to come to based on your above statements? Please correct me if I an wrong. Or is it the case that this belief applies only to the babies who are still in the womb? Again, I am just trying to clarify here.

I also don't believe people should be told how to run their lives, most specifically, I don't believe it is the choice of someone else as to when to end someone else's life, particularly so soon after that life began. I believe that the unborn are also human, and entitled to the same rights as everyone else - the primary right being life itself. I'm not god, (not interested in the job either, thankyouverymuch) and neither is anyone else, so why do people play god in deciding when to end someone else's life?

Like a superstar

No, actually, I don't think that's better.

I'm voting for McCain. Again, experience trumps charisma. Also, he's been on the Daily Show like six times and I think he's quite funny. Not that that would swing my vote, I'm just throwing it out there. As far as whether or not Michigan is a red or a blue state...we've had a Dem governor for eight years. Some people might just be fed up with the whole party. Like I said before, I think this election is a whole new ballgame - I think party affiliations are going to be less important than a particular candidate's stand and record.

I forgot to mention earlier...some women DO feel nothing from abortion. They are the ones I am most worried about.

This is more true than most people realize. An Elliot Institute study published in August 2003 edition of the Southern Medical Journal found that women who had abortions were seven times more likely to commit suicide than women who gave birth. There are several support groups out there for women who have had abortions. Some come a few weeks after the abortion, some twenty years. Some were pressured into the abortion by a boyfriend. Some have gone on to the career which they feared they would have to give up if they had the baby. Some have gone on to have children later in life. All carry a heavy emotional burden.

That would be wonderful! I knew that he and his wife had adopted, so I have been hoping that with their family in the spotlight, there would be more discussion about adoption.

That's a very tough question to answer. I know, cuz I've looked. But, since Roe v Wade 48 MILLION babies have been aborted in America. For reference, the population of Spain is less than that. Then again, there are LOTS of people who want to adopt - but don't have the 10K - 25K it typically costs in legal and other fees to pay for the adoption, so they don't even begin the process. Or are worried that they won't pass the adoption process so they don't even begin. And then again, there are many children that enter the adoption process later in their lives, and it is more difficult to place them for a variety of reasons. So I think that's why it's so difficult to find an accurate number on that. I can't speak for everyone in the pro-life movement, but I do know many, many people in the movement, from the rank and file to people who are in charge. Many HAVE adopted, some have adopted infants, some have adopted older children and some have adopted children with special needs. Once Guy and I move into the bigger house (which will hopefully be before Christmas!!) we will start the process of being foster parents (YEAH!!) By the way, I was pro-choice for...I dunno, fifteen years. Then I researched some stuff, I won't get into all of it here, but basically, ALL of my pro-choice rhetoric just crumbled in front of me. So I had to change everything.

I voted no. This probably doesn't surprise anyone who read my response on the last thread on abortion.