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June 15, 2004
Quote of the Day
Steve H., of Hog on Ice (a.k.a. Little Tiny Lies), on stem-cell research:
But I'd rather die in a diaper than let a doctor puree someone else's brain in order to help me. After all, to me, this life is just an appetizer, and the meal comes later.
Count me in on that sentiment — 100%, all the way.
Posted by Russ at 11:08 AM, June 15, 2004 in Quotes
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When she was younger, my wife worked as a nanny. About 5 years before Christopher Reeve's accident, she was interviewed for and offered a job nannying his kids, but turned it down because it would have required moving to England.
I admire him for his tenacity, and his courage, and am sorry for his tragedy.
I am also a big Michael J Fox fan, and really miss his work on Spin City. Again, a very nice person, and amazingly brave in the face of a horrific disease.
But despite my admiration, I cannot respect either man's insistence that they and others like them have the right to create and then destroy life, or reap the benefits of mass murder of children, just to make their own lives better or longer.
Posted by: Brian B at June 16, 2004 12:15 PM
Sorry to derail a thread, but I was directed to the following blog entry, and want to spread the word:
http://www.sgthook.com/blog/oldblog/000625.php
Posted by: Brian B at June 16, 2004 05:50 PM
Imperial Department of Hegemony By Force
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When she was younger, my wife worked as a nanny. About 5 years before Christopher Reeve's accident, she was interviewed for and offered a job nannying his kids, but turned it down because it would have required moving to England.
I admire him for his tenacity, and his courage, and am sorry for his tragedy.
I am also a big Michael J Fox fan, and really miss his work on Spin City. Again, a very nice person, and amazingly brave in the face of a horrific disease.
But despite my admiration, I cannot respect either man's insistence that they and others like them have the right to create and then destroy life, or reap the benefits of mass murder of children, just to make their own lives better or longer.
Posted by: Brian B at June 16, 2004 12:15 PM
Sorry to derail a thread, but I was directed to the following blog entry, and want to spread the word:
http://www.sgthook.com/blog/oldblog/000625.php
Posted by: Brian B at June 16, 2004 05:50 PM