I mean, honestly.
LONG LIVE THE OXFORD COMMA!
Though I’m anti Oxford comma (AP style, bitches!) this is too clever not to reblog.
Oh, so that’s her. Huh. Didn’t realize she lived in Houston.
Wall of Nagel at Bluebird Circle today! #Houston #art #80s
This is epic and hilarious.I’m very pleased to announce I have not one but TWO entries in The Hairpin’s Amusingly Horrible Things Moms Have Said Bracket.
I will not elaborate further, however.
Had I known there would be a contest, I would’ve taken better notes.
Cognitive Dissonance on the Roadways
I just drove behind a Subaru with a Republican bumper sticker. I’m not sure that’s even legal.
The view from my GYN’s exam table. Not sure at all why I need this guy in the room. Sure he’d be a little skeeved, too.
“Next time I tell you someone from Texas should not be president of the United States, please pay attention.”
Molly Ivins.
Mitt Romney used to be pro-choice. Not any more, not in the slightest. Romney’s campaign website now has his “pro-life pledge,” which states, among other things: that abortion should be available only in cases of rape, incest, or medical necessity when the life of the mother is at risk; that Roe v. Wade should be overturned; support for the Hyde Amendment (no federal funding) and Mexico City policy (no support for non-abortion family planning services to groups that use non-federal dollars to provide or advocate for abortion in the international arena).
Very sad to see how the quest for ultimate power can make people turn their back on deeply-held, personal beliefs.
I do hope so. Found this lovely sentiment on a tote bag.
