This is a sidebar from an article published in 2002 about emergency contraception (EC), sometimes called “the morning-after pill” or “Plan B” and the debate then occurring in the USA about making it an over-the-counter medication rather than one available… Read More ›
Month: August 2006
Weekend flashback – more scifi but sadly no boots
The sculpted plastic posing pouch makes up for the lack of boots though, I think. And doesn’t that yoga-toned Sting look fine? I thought there would be gazillions of shots of this to choose from on the web, but no…. Read More ›
My new project – post the first
No, I’m not opening my own little shop full of simply just gorgeous things. I’ve long been envious of Lucy Tartan’s ongoing blog-project, where she photographs the outdoor sculptures of Melbourne and discourses critically thereupon. I thought “now, there’s a… Read More ›
The bad news is
The Martians have landed and want to rule over us all. The good news is:They eat rapists, and piss a non-polluting petrol substitute. OK, Class: discuss. (With apologies to comedian Utah Phillips)
“Pro-Life” Prioritisation
At the level of Bush and the head honchos of the American Religious Right, anyway. From I Drew This, dated Aug 1st: Hat-tip to Paul the Spud at Shakespeare’s Sister.
Caught my attention this week
Shakespeare’s Sister‘s Shakes’ Sis: “if the Almighty had a problem with women getting their tits out in public, then he would have put our nipples on our thumbs.”(Reminds me of another recent breastfeeding foofaraw) Cross-dressing NZ lawyer Rob Moodie: “The… Read More ›
Conflict: Promoting Pride and Prejudice
As my last two posts illustrate, there appears to be ever more promoting of xenophobia both domestically and abroad against opponents from all sides, whether ideological/political/territorial, particularly as what was meant to be a lightning military campaign to effect a… Read More ›
Hoyden About Town 