jenbobblehead

That's ok, honey, because I can talk down to the haters double time.

I was 10 and routinely calling the White House to give advice.

I need someone to explain to me why some Hillary supporters are still planning on voting McCain. I don't remember where I was where I saw it/heard it, but there are still some of those people out there and I find it hard to believe that John McCain et al are somehow more aligned with Hillary Clinton than Obama is. I kind of got (although didn't respect) the outrage right at the beginning why Hillary people were still sour, but now? A week before the election? How does that make any sense whatsoever?

Watch out for bot fly!!!!!

I has voted.

I hope you have a vomit free day! Hurray!

lest anyone has forgotten, porn is protected by the first amendment and yet it is not required to be sold at every convenience store in the US.

I'd buy that if you could also put beer, or sodas or perhaps egg salad sammiches in it.

Can you give him a lesson? Maybe make a cheat sheet with a diagram? That would be awesome. If you do that I'll save you some cannoli the next time i make some.

So far, Tony's is my favorite of the pizza places, but it isn't really all that convenient to us. The one time bubbles brought it home, all the cheese slid off.

I saw some stills already and she looks a little like a man, baby.

Tony's?

Oddly it also could mean "not for pussies" as in parenting, and yet the irony.

car? Shouldn't it be a submarine? who writes this stuff? Even I can do better than "two russians in a car"

"way to go?"

I forgot what i was going to say.

IN THE SNOW!

from the article: Virginia is clearly one of those four states.

Well, that may be a different issue. I know many inner city pharmacies didn't want to stock opiates because they were getting robbed all the time, so people who lived in poor, urban neighborhoods had to travel entirely too far to get their pain medication and there were several law suits about that. It was right around the time in RI, anyway, that "drug stores" like CVS and Walgreens were trying to open the equivalent of convenience stores in poor neighborhoods, but refusing to put in pharmacies, and there was a law that stopped that as well. I think the refusal to fill a contraceptive is

Sorry, I was wrong. There is a law, but the law is the opposite of what i thought it was. the law is that a pharmacist can refuse to fill any script he or she wants. Yay Virginia. Basically, it is to protect pharmacists from being fired from big companies like CVS for their religious acts (not doing their job.) I suspect at some point this will be challenged in a higher court (not Cod's, though) if it hasn't been already...

There actually is a legal mandate in VA--pharmacists cannot pick and choose which prescriptions they will fill. I'm not exactly sure how the pharmacy in Chantilly gets around it, but I think they have, legally and successfully.

The traffic is pretty bad.

I'm with you, other Jen. A backwards B somehow means Obama?

oh please. If i owned a sporting goods shop I wouldn't sell guns. My only beef with this pharmacy would be if the owner or the developer had received any kind of public financing (TIF or tax stabilization or any other incentive) to locate there. Then we have a problem, but private company deciding what not to sell in its own store? I'm a pretty left wing commie tree hugger (in real life) and even this store doesn't blow my feathers. I cannot believe I'm actually on the same side as JUDE. I might need a shower.

i got it. I haven't voted yet, but will on saturday. caliber voted already.