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this is carol ann.
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Interview with Sarah Rice from "The Real World: Brooklyn" | AfterEllen.com
(via trishtumbles)
Yeah, I admit to watching The Real World: Brooklyn premiere tonight, right as it aired. And Sarah is my favorite, obviously.
The Giving Tree movie (1973) narrated by author and illustrator Shel Silverstein.
obama is a stripper it's a FACT
- COULTER: The point is, in — on the Alicia Keys and Barack Obama, it is that all of these children of a black father who abandoned them and a white mother who raised them, they all identify with the ethnicity of their black fathers to establish victimhood status in America.
- COLMES: And you accuse them of insulting –
- COULTER: Because that is how you get ahead in America, by being a victim.
- COLMES: And you accuse them of insulting the women who struggled to raise them.
- COULTER: Correct.
- COLMES: Yet you have insulted them by calling them strippers.
- COULTER: No, I didn’t call the mothers strippers.
- HANNITY: Oh, my goodness.
- COULTER: I said that single motherhood is a recipe to create criminals, strippers, rapists, murderers.— and it is, it is a fact –
- COLMES: Oh, their kids are strippers. OK.
- COULTER: Yes, and they will be, and that is a fact. You liberals pretend you care about facts.
So last night on A Double Shot at Love with the Ikki Twins, my girl Xoe was eliminated because her dad didn’t know that she was gay, and didn’t want the twins to meet him. This pisses me off, because Vikki liked Xoe, and Xoe liked Vikki, but Xoe didn’t like Rikki, and Rikki was clearly upset by that. Nobody likes you anyway, Rikki.
I get way too emotionally involved in trashy television.
The latest issue of The Fader (with Kanye and No Age on the cover) features a great article on Santos Party House, a place I’d love to visit whenever I go to New York. It’s now posted online. A selection:
Inside, after noisy pop duo Free Blood performed, Eric Duncan, half of the DJ team Rub-n-Tug, was playing records and my Norwegian friend excitedly yelled into my ear, “They’re playing Boney M!” I looked up at him and his face shone pure bliss. Boney M is a semi-obscure early-’80s disco group, but they could have been playing a Neil Young song; the moment was about the saccharine ecstasy of spiritual connection through music, and it is that moment of unity between patron and club that Santos Party House exists for.
I’ve yet to make my way inside Santos, but I absolutely cannot stand the people who fraternize and smoke outside into the wee hours of the morning.
lol @ Santos Party House.
Gender Difference And Marriage (via the Daily Dish)
“All of which is to say a male-male couple will doubtless have a different core dynamic than female-female marriage and male-female marriage (although the demands of commitment and responsibility tug us all in the same direction).”