Murder for Jesus, save a fetus

Where I Stand

I must have missed the memo

Late night blogging
Wow, two blog posts in two days! Aren’t you the lucky ones I was basically pressured into informally participating in this NaBloPoMo copycat of NaNoWriMo but for losers who can’t hack a whole novel. What’s next, NaTweeMo? 30 140-character tweets in 30 days? Since I’m currently babysitting a recalcitrant document conversion process, I can’t come up anything interesting. So you get this perfunctory post instead.

National Novel Writing Month (or NAMBLA) 2009
Yes, it has been a couple of weeks since my last post. But it was full of boobie goodness, so I can be forgiven, right? Right. In case you didn’t know, November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo, not NAMBLA. I don’t know why I keep screwing that up). Don’t worry, I’m not participating this year, you don’t have to slog through post after post of angst about writers block or updates on my word count or how I’m going to hang myself for ever getting into it in the first place. No, I did all that back in 2005. When I won. A 50,000 word novel in 30 days. That’s what I did. By hand. In pencil. Did I men

BOOBIES!
Ahem. Now that I’ve gotten your attention (and I know I made y’all look), let me explain. Very few people can claim to not like boobies. Men and women both generally appreciate a nice rack. At least the men and women I hang out with do. YMMV. Anyway, where was I? Oh yes, boobies. Boobies are a precious commodity that deserve to be preserved and kept at their peak operational condition. Unfortunately, that bitch breast cancer doesn’t want us to enjo

The kid makes vintage look good
@Swoopy tweeted this article from the AJC about the ass-backwardness of people in Cobb county Georgia that set me off: Jonathan Escobar says he chooses to wear clothes that express himself.  Skinny jeans, wigs, “vintage” clothing and makeup are the staples of his wardrobe. “I don’t consider myself a cross-dresser,” he said. “This is just who I am.” But the 16-year-old says an assistant principal at North Cobb High School told him last week he needed to dress more “manly

Facts, Not Fear: H1N1 Edition
I have to put this out there. The paranoia and fear surrounding the H1N1 flu vaccines is not only completely misplaced, but potentially very dangerous. This is just off the top of my head, make sure you check out the resources that are available out there. This vaccine HAS been tested on millions of people now. It is based on the same principles and technology of the seasonal flu vaccine. All they are doing is changing which strain of virus is targeted. The shot contains inactivated (i.e. NOT live) virus. Serious adverse affects are extremely rare and, to date, there have been no fatalities associated with the vaccine. For those who say that H1N1 is no worse than seasonal f