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I dated a woman who was what we might call robotic when it came to intimacy. That is to say, it was very physical but not at all intimate. The mechanics (!) of it were excellent, but that was all. She said she was very happy about the physical (mechanical?) part of our relationship, and so was I, but more was needed.

For all I know, the Supreme Court will uphold Roe v. Wade. In half, or maybe most, of the states abortion rights have been whittled since at least the 1980s, to the point that for all intents and purposes only women of means can obtain them. If it’s overturned, and if the Democrats want to win, they’ll definitely make that their central issue…[Read more]

Just to see how he tries to twist and dodge. Thanks!

Their only problem is the Supreme Court. It hears oral arguments on December 1 on a case that seeks to overturn Roe v. Wade. If it does overturn it, the decision will be announced in July or so of 2022. Which means the media, ever desperate to distract attention away from the failures of capitalism, may try to make the midterm elections all about…[Read more]

It happened in an Indian state of which he was the governor at the time, he knew about it, did nothing to stop it and didn’t even criticize it to my knowledge. At least hundreds of Muslims were killed by Hindu mobs in what would have been called a pogrom if it had happened in Russia and the victims been Jews.

Plus, Modi is also neoliberal slime.…[Read more]

@hasslecat

Now they go by Red and Shorty.

They are Scott Farkus and Grover Dill, who terrorize Ralphie until he turns the tables on them and beats the snot out of Scott Farkus. Here is what they look like all growed up. Zach Ward (on the left) played Scott Farkus and Yano Anyaya played Grover Dill.