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What, the city spans an international border?
You meant "is not in the USA".
Yes, international relative to me. Me, me, me, which is what it is all about.
Yay, me!
I think people differ greatly on this issue. For example, if it were completely unidentifiable as my own, I would have no problem with a picture of my naked ass being posted on the Internet. Others would be absolutely horrified by the prospect.
Signout reader named Benjamin Langer, who himself has a very nice critical piece on intelligent design in the current edition of SCQ.