My wings are almost done!
You guys, I’m only 15 minutes away from heaven.
Someone's gone and stolen Facebook user info for 100 million members, put it all into a single file, and then made the whole damned thing available to anyone who wants it on Pirate Bay. Yay for Facebook privacy settings! MY ASS.
(via inothernews)
Can we all put the “Facebook privacy concerns” into perspective for one hot sec? Srsly. This isn’t passwords or credit card numbers or actual private information. This is information that users have made public on their profiles.
If you’re worried about someone seeing your private information, here’s a pro tip: Don’t post it on a public forum like Facebook. This isn’t your secret diary, people. It is a public forum. Use it that way. Or, you know, don’t use it at all. But don’t bitch about it like you didn’t have a choice in the matter.
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Justify it all you want, but if this marriage ends in divorce, I’m confident I’ll get full custody of the kid after I tell the judge about your sick anti-string-cheese lifestyle. What kind of a monster doesn’t like string cheese?! I don’t know if I want my child growing up in this kind of environment.
Tony doesn’t like string cheese.
I’m worried this may be indicative of deeper psychological problems.
I strongly urge you to try the recipe! It’s time-consuming, but not very hard, and the results are better than any fried Buffalo wing I’ve ever had.
This is what’s for dinner.
I hope my husband gets his ass in the kitchen and starts cooking early, or I might have to slap him around a little.
The United Methodist Church’s stance on abortion is pretty liberal (for a church).
A debate on Twitter about Catholic hospitals and their ban on pregnancy termination — even in the instance of life-threatening complications for the mother — made me think. I originally chose a Methodist hospital (I’ve since switched to a midwife practice that delivers at a community hospital, so it’s no longer an issue). But if I had given birth at a Methodist hospital, could I have potentially died on the table due to the hospital’s refusal to terminate a pregnancy that was not viable and could have killed me?
The answer is no. Apparently, the United Methodist Church’s official position on abortion is that women should have access to these procedures in the case of life-threatening complications and fetal abnormalities.
Huh. Who knew the Methodists were so liberal?
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And not just to a bunch of stay-at-home moms, but to the President of the United States.
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