Asmodai

Tizz... a lesbian version of you would scare the crap out of LESBIANS.

I personally wouldn't be able to do it, since I have problems putting anything into my vagina, but... It's a pretty interesting idea. Easily abused, though. I can definitely see myself in a spiteful mood putting one of those on, seducing a random stranger, and running off cackling into the night...

Or have her parents send her to a school that they know she won't have to keep secrets in.

The contenders? http://www.dayofsilence.org/ The Day of Silence - in which gay kids and their friends spend a day being quiet as a metaphor for their harassment and exclusion. The goal is to eventually in a weird, "national day of ___" way, get people to eventually be nicer to them at school. Okay. And- http://www.alliancedefensefund.org/actions/currentactions/default.aspx?cid=3308 The Day of Truth. Sponsored by a religious right organization, it encourages students to hand out cards the day after Day of Silence, saying: I am speaking the Truth to break the silence. I believe in equal treatment for all, and not special rights for a few. I believe in loving my neighbor, but part of that love means not condoning detrimental personal and social behavior. I believe that by boldly proclaiming the Truth, hurts will be halted, hearts will be healed, and lives will be saved. There's a problem here, because everyone thinks the other person's "day" should be shut down. DoS-ers think DoT is illegitamate, because all it's doing is countering their holiday, and despite the giddy-religious cover up, it's basically about harassing and not accepting other students for being different, which shouldn't be condoned in a public school. DoT-ers think that DoS is providing special rights for gay children, and violating the freedom of speech of christian children... somehow. (Can't see what side I'm on, eh?) They also say that they should be able to express an anti-homosexual view, if other kids are allowed to express a pro-homosexuality view. My opinion? DoT isn't legit, at least by today's standards. Freedom of speech isn't absolute - it's free as long as you aren't promoting hatred or negativity, EXPECIALLY in front of kids. This isn't necessarily my belief, but things run smoother if we keep it that way. Besides, there's a difference between a "holiday" about not beating kids up in the halls, and a "holiday" focused on making people change who they feel they are. Your opinions?

I talked about this at school, actually. They have every right to kick her out, although they're flaming assholes for doing it. But... they're a private school, that's their choice. And although there ARE laws determining rights/policies that all schools have to have, not discriminating against kids of certain cultural niches isn't in there. Don't get me wrong, I think it's a terrible state of mind for the school to be in, being in a same-sex relationship at the moment. But hell, it says in the entry documents that you can't have homosexuals in your immediate family, and the parents did try to get her in there. They were setting the kid up for failure, if you ask me. That, and she mentioned it at a game, apparently. So, it's bullshit, but they have every right to do it.

He's sitting right here and wondering why he can't log in. So, I'm using my account to ask. Thanks all

I'm only on for a second, but honestly... What the fuck is happening that the whole country can't get together a little rescue effort? Yes, these people stayed where they were when a hurricane was coming. Though, lots of them probably either couldn't afford to get out or had nowhere to go... But I'm damn near positive any other country would have sucked it all up and just pulled all those people out of the flooded city. Is it that hard, people? Gets some helicopters and pull the people out. It's our COUNTRY, we should be making sure our people aren't dying when we could be saving them. As it is, all we're doing is replaying and replaying footage, slapping together TV specials on the devastation and death, and sitting in front of cameras going "Oh my god, it's TERRIBLE, but the american spirit will pull through!" while mothers are shaking their dead children at the grainy cameras in New Orleans. I don't care if they deserved it, or they're being disorderly. We don't deserve to call ourselves a country if we can't brush aside the beuracracy for a fucking HURRICANE and keep our own damn people alive. Sorry for that, and the spelling errors, but I'm REALLY pissed.

heh, thanks guys. And believe me, phreak, I posted the picture BECAUSE I wanted you to do terrible things to it. ...I guess it's my way of seeking attention and love. =P By the way - that's 16% of the original size. These new cameras are scary - zoom in on the original and you can see the individual pores. Now that was creepy.

Miniscule feet, and.... do they really look lopsided? Thanks, critter, now I have something to keep me awake at night. XD

Of coourse. XD I was only borrowing it, I swear.

Don't worry, I'm not one of them. Although there is a little pang when my mom calls me "really fat", but I guess that's understandable. XD

Nah. I'm actually one of those people who criticize themselves and don't expect anyone to immediately follow up with "Nooo, you're fiiineee". I'm really just hard on myself, and wanted people to have an idea of what I looked like. -Shrug-

On another note... My father was interviewed on the local news today and he quoted this thread. He figures it'll be edited out, but I'm gonna watch for it anyway.

Depends on your view of right... And the phrase "Anti American organisms" is going to keep me awake laughing for a week. Thanks.

Heh... Thanks, but honestly, I only read cosmo occasionally for the laughs. I just have harsh standards for myself. ^ ^