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But I can see it - I've always been able to see it, regardless of rank. (Does this say something about my personal habits?)

Actually, I think moose was, but I'm never actually quite sure of anything.

Oh, go get it for free. Just be sure to smile and wave at the security camera.

What is the minimum post count for Dumpster access?

Which temper tantrum? There so many.

I like PBJs for breakfast, so I guess it would be little tiny bread-shaped things flavored like peanut butter and jelly and called (surprise surprise) PBJs.

I'll have you know that I'm highly in demand in museums...if only they didn't make me stand still holding a mammoth tusk, it wouldn't be too bad.

Yeah, I'm not giving out ages, but mine was 6 years older than I am now when she died, and I ran her through some shit when I was young, so the least I can do is get her some flowers.

I'm getting mine some flowers - she's dead, too.

I freely admit that I am old and crotchety - maybe you young'uns like it - but that autoplay thing is driving me around the bend. Is there a way that it can be burnt with fire and its ashes scattered at a crossroads? Or maybe just disable it?

Somebody's forgotten their meds again.

That's because you have :poop: taste.

Working, sort of.

You matured? When? I didn't get the memo.

I hope it's because you're bored and/or have better things to do, and not because you're having probems. :'(

Out here in the boonies, we likes our bubbles - most of the 7-11 equivalents mainly stock beer and soda, along with the odd frappucino.

If I can find an Arizona around here, it's yours. It might take a while, though; they only seem to stock those huge cans of grapeade and Mango Tango at the grocery store.

How about 50 cents and a bottle of Snapple? I'll even let you keep the bottle deposit.

It's from a Sonny Chiba movie called, I believe, "The Bodyguard." Edited for punctuation; I was channeling olmoldy and put in a few extra commas.

I agree. Just aspire. A lways S tand P at; I nactivity R esolves E verything.

Why do you think I mentioned a lawsuit?

It's a good topic for discussion, though.

Informed consent cases were being heard in court as early as 1905, and the Nuremberg code was established in 1947. Ms Lacks' procedure was in 1951. You don't know if it's a hypothetical. Granted, neither do I, but it is a plausible scenario.

The cells could have been obtained elsewhere; there was nothing unique about her cancer. But it speaks to an attitude of indifference toward blacks and the poor that they harvested her cells without even asking permission. Do you think they'd have done that to a middle class white woman?