I went to the movies 3 times
I went to see Rogue one and love it dearly, it is not perfect but I love it anyway.
Hidden figures was pretty damn awesome
Underworld bloodlines was a good underworld movie,
5 months now and still not unpacked properly. to borrow from rpg have put all availible points in wrong build arrangement for this part of the adventure... still i will persist.
need to buy tires soon. actually putting some miles on now, still need shocks and struts.
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thoughtful - Current Music:borderlands soundtrack
still hate flipping the clocks.
and family is driving me crazy for holidays..
saw Kingsman finally, could have done without the entire princess line, liked all things Gisselle
Hiked all over greenfield village. took pics lovely day.
i hate morningssounds legit.
Nabiki is made of tigers, words, and soil. With a dash of Photoshop.
also legit.
Saturday is made of Comedy, stupidity, and rainbows. With a dash of flamethrowers.
mostly legit
Jadis is a member of The Avengers and married to Loki and is a/an Asgardian http://en.shindanmaker.com/215631
....huh.
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amused - Current Music:live to rise by soundgraden
I am so pro-birth control and pro-sex education. There are not words to express. I find every republican candidate too controlling. Removing peoples choices and opportunities is the wrong thing,and their eagerness to do so is alarming.
I go to work, I come home, I watch tv and dvd's. I feel very boring.
I've been collecting Monster High Dolls. Don't Judge.
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geeky - Current Music:Audio Books
I hate the time change. Thanks be to Edison and Tesla for electric lights,
gabrielleabelle</lj> at Mississippi Personhood AmendmentMississippi is voting on November 8th on whether to pass Amendment 26, the "Personhood Amendment". This amendment would grant fertilized eggs and fetuses personhood status.
Putting aside the contentious issue of abortion, this would effectively outlaw birth control and criminalize women who have miscarriages. This is not a good thing.
Jackson Women's Health Organization is the only place women can get abortions in the entire state, and they are trying to launch a grassroots movement against this amendment. This doesn't just apply to Mississippi, though, as Personhood USA, the group that introduced this amendment, is trying to introduce identical amendments in all 50 states.
What's more, in Mississippi, this amendment is expected to pass. It even has Mississippi Democrats, including the Attorney General, Jim Hood, backing it.
So if you sometimes pass on political action because you figure that enough other people will do something to make a difference, make an exception on this one. My RSS reader is near silent on this amendment. I only found out about it through a feminist blog. The mainstream media is not reporting on it.
If there is ever a time to donate or send a letter in protest, this would be it.
What to do?
- Read up on it. Wake Up, Mississippi is the home of the grassroots effort to fight this amendment. Daily Kos also has a thorough story on it.
- If you can afford it, you can donate at the site's link.
- You can contact the Democratic National Committee to see why more of our representatives aren't speaking out against this.
- Like this Facebook page to help spread awareness.
For the eleventh time in four years, a human foot washed ashore near Vancouver - baffling investigators who are at a loss to explain the grisly trend.
https://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/2
The foot, which was inside a running shoe, turned up along the British Columbia coast late Tuesday, according to police.
The body part, which was still attached to the lower part of the leg, was spotted by a passerby near the Vancouver's False Creek.
Police have no theories as to how the foot ended up in the water - but have not suggested that foul play is suspected.
Since 2007, nearly a dozen feet encased in shoes have appeared on beaches in the area, including a few over the border in Washington state.
The bizarre discovers have attracted international attention - and spawned fears of a serial killer.
But
cops have steadfastly denied that anything sinister is behind the
gruesome discovers, suggesting that the deaths were drownings or
suicides and that the decaying feet separated from corpses naturally in
the water.
Most of the remains are still unidentified, though
police said at least three of the feet have been matched with British
Columbia men who were reported missing.
With News Wire Services
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