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Kate Gosselin can't believe networks won't give her a new show
Here's proof: This "Scripture" blogger, not a liberal by any means, posted, What Does the Bible Actually Say about Homosexuality? And because he didn't conclude that homosexuality will send you to the deepest darkest pits of hell, some of the so-called "Christians" are going bat-shit crazy. Here's one of his responses to these ignoramuses: [quote]So, Steve, a straightforward reading of the text of the Levitical Law also says it is an abomination to wear clothing made of two different materials, to eat shellfish, and to have sex with my wife when she has her menstrual period. How do you handle that? I think he's making the point that because Jewish law at that time forbids homosexuality, just like they forbid you to eat certain foods, that homosexual acts may have been used to make a point...so they understand. That doesn't necessarily translate to today. AND, Jesus/God wants you to be with the one you love, only because it will keep your unbridled lust from getting out of control. In other words, as long as there is true LOVE, it doesn't matter the gender. It's the sex without love, heterosexual or homosexual, that is condemned.
Most "Christians" are more homophobic than they are Christian.
Rev.%20Rainbow
Well darlings, we have maxed out the other Madonna threads. 1,800 posts altogether. Can there be more to say, on matters MDNA? Flop on! xo
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You are over. You are no longer relevant and will not be worshiped any longer. You wore out your welcome and we are tired of you. Please go away.
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Make the RHONJ look like graduates of Miss Porter''s.
Teresa "Bitsy" Giudice
Like to hear it, here it go... Still haven't read any of the DCnU books yet. I've collected a few and am waiting til I get about 5 or 6 issues in before I decide to commit.
Why?
Are they expecting QEII to kick soon? He's done the weather and DJ spots within the last month.
Yes, we need strong leaders—but those leaders also need loyal followers on the payroll. That’s a lesson Cory Booker and Richard Grenell need to learn. by Michael Tomasky | May 24, 2012 Watching Cory Booker and Richard Grenell try to salvage their reputations took me back. When I was young I debated: do I want to go into politics or journalism? I actually did work in politics, for a year or so, for a long-gone member of Congress. I was in charge for a time of constituent correspondence. At one point, someone up the food chain noticed that the letter the congressman was sending out concerning events in Nicaragua was a shade or two left of what would likely be judged sensible in the hollows of West Virginia (the boss did oppose aid to the contras, but not quite for the reasons I elucidated). No one had previously told me what I should or should not write, but I learned that day: work for a politician, and you have no views of your own. Off to journalism I sauntered. I would never be a good follower. To this day I can’t for the life me understand how those spokespeople or spokespersons—or mere “spox” as they are called, now that we’re all in the business of typing as few characters as possible—can do it. On both sides—yes, this is definitely one arena in which both sides are guilty. How they can sit there and spin the things they spin with a straight face is beyond me. There is no way I could ever have done it. I’d have broken out laughing at some point, or immediately apologized for spooning such manifest garbage out on television. And so over the years, even as I rolled my eyes at Howard Wolfson (one of the better ones) whenever he explained that Hillary (this was 2000) really did just feel an immediate and deep connection to the people of New York, I thought: You know, I have to admire that in a way. It’s got to be damn hard to do every day. Grenell is the Romney aide and foreign-policy spokesman who was fired three weeks ago either because he was gay, which displeased some right-wingers, or because of his impertinent tweets, which ... also displeased some right-wingers (“Do you think Calista’s hair snaps on?”). On Wednesday he took to The Wall Street Journal op-ed page and to Fox News to announce that it’s possible to be gay, be “proud of” Barack Obama’s support for gay marriage, but still be conservative: “Like many voters, I rarely agree with a candidate’s every position.” Yes, pal, but unlike many voters, you were on the inside. You had access to the highest levels of power. For that access, you cash in your own views. Them’s the rules. I don’t know which offense he was fired for, but he sure deserved to be fired for the second one. Booker has now eaten more crow than Jed Clampett could shoot in a year, so he’s probably set things right. And in a way, it will be in Obama’s interest to have him speak at the Democratic convention, provided Booker agrees that he’ll really ram it to Romney in every imaginable way. But if I were Axelrod, I’d nonperson the guy. That was just an unbelievable performance. Have you been watching Hardball this week? Chris Matthews has been popping out of his shirt. I have to say I’m with him. Booker disgraced himself. And no, he is not entitled to his own views. He was there to speak for Obama and he is entitled only to Obama’s views, exactly as Grenell was entitled only to Romney’s views. That’s what they signed up for. If there was a problem on Meet the Press, the problem was that Booker was there in the first place. In the olden days, the roundtable segment on which he appeared was limited strictly to journalists: People who were entitled to, indeed paid to, express their own opinions. They came on after the pols and spin doctors. The differences were very clear to viewers—first segment, party positions; second segment, analysis of same.
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Weak, weak, weak. And the whitest season ever. I love me some soul and a big black girl voice. Nothing this year. Hard to believe.
Who are the bullies? Who are the Rebels?
Luke has signed on play the villain in "Fast & Furious 6".
The quirky sense of humor, outlandish personal style (pompadour, huge black-dyed beard, tatts, freaky clothes) and S&M antics (a burly guy referred to as "The Machine" appeared behind him during a televised interview wearing BDSM leather fetish apparel) all make for quite and interesting MLB player. He appeared at the ESPY Awards last year wearing a spandex tuxedo.
Bedford-Stuyvesant Preparatory High School in Brooklyn, N.Y. will make 500 condoms available at the school’s June 7 prom. Satan is all around us!
I try to confine it to once a year around the holidays. Yet yesterday both the soup mix and sour cream were on sale. I told myself I could use the sour cream for tacos, paprikash etc. but it was a lie. I got home and mixed the two together. I refused to allow myself potato chips so today I had it on toast for breakfast. I am sitting here craving more. Damn you Lipton's.
employment insurance recipients may be forced to take jobs that would otherwise be filled by temporary foreign workers. The federal government wants to reduce disincentives to work and create a "greater connection" between the EI program and the temporary foreign worker program, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney told the National Post editorial board this week. "If you don't take available work, you don't get EI," he said. "That's always been a legal principle of that program." Under the proposed reforms, unemployed Canadians who are receiving EI would be required to accept local jobs that are currently being filled by temporary foreign workers. "What we will be doing is making people aware there's hiring going on and reminding them that they have an obligation to apply for available work and to take it if they're going to qualify for EI," Kenney said. "It makes no sense to bring in people from abroad when there are Canadians just across the street willing to do the work," Kenney's spokeswoman Alexis Pavlich told Postmedia News Thursday. So if you are a secretary, a teacher, a hairdresser or a actor and you are collecting unemployment insurance. To get it you might have to work for it by cleaning toilets.
