I may need to check myself into a mental hospital, threadlians, because so help me, I like Lady Gaga, even the weird pretentious gynecological bits at the beginning of this video. Maybe especially the freaky alien gynecology.
If you're not going to dance, I at least hope you're commenting in your underwear.
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Vedran keeps cranking these at an incredible rate (the first numbers indicate these aggregators are quite comprehensive and the feedback is that they are useful) - here is the latest one: Aggregator of RSS feeds about Gynecology
I don't know. I usually don't care for that kind of explicit gynecological porn that is all leering closeups, with the camera competing with the hectocotyl arm for a place in the mantle cavity, but this is pretty.
Vedran tells me that people from the Oncology Institute in Belgrade, who usually give women little brochures that describe breast self-exam in words, are now using - and loving - the two
Maybe you saw the story in the New York Times about new research that may show that ingesting too much caffeine while pregnant increases the chances of miscarriage.
Ahhh, those by-gone cereals of yesteryear!
Still...where are the Pink Panther Flakes? Where's the Quisp? (Yes, yes, yes; they say that it's at Super Target stores, but I'm ranting, here.) I probably ate my weight in those, when I was a kid. As I recall it *taking false teeth out of glass, rocking in chair, shaking cane*, at one point Pink Panther Flakes were going at 7 cents per box at the PX. I think Honeycombs were going at 11 cents. It was an easy decision for my mom to make.
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Except that it's not "eavesdropping"; it's more like "over-hearing". According to Wikipedia, "eavesdropping is the act of secretly listening to the private conversation of others without their consent, as defined by Black's Law Dictionary. This is commonly thought to be unethical[...]". Anybody here secretly reading posts not directed at them? And, again, nothing here can count as a private conversation. Is there any unethicality involved in reading something publicly posted that doesn't have your name on it? I don't think so.
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