Everything posted by AdamSmith
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Problems with Different Websites
Good God. One could have offed one of The Web's dancers for nigh on a week for that sum. But then ... you can't take it with you!
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Spell Check
The spell checker on my iPhone is a great boon. Sometimes it translates my thoughts into Esperanto, other times into Borat-speak.
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Problems with Different Websites
LOL
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Wish Lucky well into the cornfields.
...charm school, that is!
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Krugman for Treasury?
Update: Krugman says ix-nay. http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/other-races/275893-krugman-picking-him-for-treasury-secretary-really-is-a-bad-idea-
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SCOTUS will hear same-sex marriage cases in March
The Court has scheduled arguments in challenges to Prop 8 and DOMA for March: http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/275903-supreme-court-to-hear-gay-marriage-cases-in-march
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Wish Lucky well into the cornfields.
They obviously need to go...
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Shameless Weekend in Las Vegas
Looking forward! P.S. Last 2 words of your thread title make the first one redundant.
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So much for the Fourth Amendment
Counter-thinking on drone policy, by a former Obama security advisor: http://m.guardiannews.com/world/2013/jan/07/obama-adviser-criticises-drone-policy
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Gay Bishops! But They Can't Fuck
Guardian had an appropriately caustic note on this cruel travesty: http://m.guardiannews.com/commentisfree/2013/jan/06/why-gay-bishops-have-to-lie
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Steubeville Rape Case
Two parallel discussions. No direct "equating."
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Krugman for Treasury?
The Guardian advocates an intriguing proposition... http://m.guardiannews.com/commentisfree/2013/jan/05/paul-krugman-obama-treasury-secretary
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Rand Paul's son arrested on charges of disorderly conduct
Tuff nuggies to the Pauls. The correct free-market analysis would seem to be that the insurance biz has to date leveraged existing attitudes among pols and their polis to buy more law regarding DUI than the liquor lobby has managed to do.
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Wish Lucky well into the cornfields.
An imposter.
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Do Republicans ever stop the DUI trail?
Despite all his mea culpa-ing, Crapo continues to insist this was his first/only time at the bottle. Mm hm.
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Everything's Bigger In Texas – Boytoy's Gay Guide To Austin
Come on. The more you pay, the less you get. You know the score.In Vegas last month I got 2 hours for $200 with a very attractive Asian M2F and we did everything, both ways. She was sweet and no 'tude to boot. That's value.
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Everything's Bigger In Texas – Boytoy's Gay Guide To Austin
Not in person.
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Steubeville Rape Case
Ze qvesstion vass not directed at you, Mein Kommandant! In any case, I would say his real enablers were (1) his WWI military experiences, (2) the ensuing national humiliations + economic messes, (3) some things innate (forgive the 'essentialist' fallacy) in the Teutonic soul at large.
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New Forums Fun If You Can Find Them
That works too, now that you mention it, on the Full version. (No such choice on the Mobile version: there it's either Boytoy or Home.)
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Steubeville Rape Case
Who, specifically?
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The "Steppford" Site
The hard data, as it were.
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New Forums Fun If You Can Find Them
They've always been visible on my iPhone mobile version. It is just that, as Lucky said in the OP here, you have to go above the accustomed Main Category, which the new forums are parallel to rather than part of, and instead click on the Boytoy root level for the whole Forum to see them.
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Not Goodbye More A ...
Welcome back!! You probably saw that you were asked about & worried about in another thread just a few hours ago. Our thoughts are with you.
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The "Steppford" Site
One gropes to recall some long-ago-imparted distinction 'twixt two categories, relative to bones: (1) Words (2) Sticks and stones Following the nursery rhyme's wisdom, guided missals remain legal in New Haven. P.S. One is not unsympathetic to your cringing at the diminished opportunities for litigation.
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The "Steppford" Site
This issue of locking threads in absence of a clear TOS or privacy violation reminds me of the great Politically Correct Speech debate that swept the college campuses in the late '80s & early '90s. In that era, my grand old Yale convened a committee that spent like a year thinnin' about it. In the end they came to the conclusion that: No speech shall be banned on campus. Not even blatant hate speech. (Except for the very few exceptions that were already disallowed under law -- active incitements to violence, mainly.) They concluded that the answer to speech, even the most hateful and intolerant, is -- more speech. That this is the way to change people's minds. Not by cutting off the dialog. I was, for once, floored by the wisdom of a committee.