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Movie Friday-Constantine
Going a little darker this Friday. So although I liked this movie, the only things it really had in common with the comic book’s (Hellblazer) main character is the name and the fact that he’s a practitioner of the Dark Arts. Love Keanu, so can get over the cognitive dissonance but Matt Ryan OWNS the… Continue reading
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Do tell? Puberty blockers cause long term negative effects and kids grow out of the 'trans' phase…
The Mayo Clinic has finally published a study that indicates that puberty blockers may not be reversible and could cause cancer. Mayo Clinic experts say puberty blockers can lead to withering testicles, fertility problems and even cancer among the trans kids who take them, in the latest study to raise alarm about transgender medicine. Pretty… Continue reading
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You remember the basketball kid who physically decimated female opponents?
Yeah, Lazuli Clark. The one who beat up on his basketball opponents so vigorously that the team had to forfeit. Apparently basketball wasn’t his only sport (he participates in four or five girls’ sports). He was also part of a private rowing club. And got kicked out for commenting on a girl’s ‘titties’ in the… Continue reading
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For the Eclipse–A Special Movie Monday
The movie is Ladyhawke if you didn’t recognize Rutger Hauer as Navarre. Stellar cast–Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiffer, Matthew Broderick and Alfred Molina in a small part. The premise: A couple in love have been cursed by an evil jealous bishop. He’s a wolf by night, she’s a hawk by day. As long as the curse… Continue reading
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Saturday Meme Drop, with added wildlife video
And this is why I will never fucking go to Australia. Continue reading
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This guy knows what it's like to talk to a person with dementia
This is just a short from youtube, but man, did it hit me right in the feelz. He caught the idea of the mobius loop that is conversation with a person with dementia, spot on as well as the sadness of the person talking to them. Well played Steven Ho. Continue reading
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National Organization for Women needs to change its name
Seriously, the National Organization for Women has been grasping at straws for years because it’s NOW (see what I did there) obsolete. There are billions of dollars in incentives, both direct money and in benefits to get and keep women in the workplace. The abiding myth of the $0.79 to a man’s dollar has been… Continue reading