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[wombat]

Decide for yourself. She's the one in middle of that group picture - with the robe and gavel.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100510/ap_on_re_us/us_kagan_s_classmate

[AugustWest]

Decide for yourself. She's the one in middle of that group picture - with the robe and gavel.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100510/ap_on_re_us/us_kagan_s_classmate

Are you in that picture?

[wombat]

Nope, that is the student government, I was very much not the student government type.

[littlefallsmets]

I still say that you should write a book making up all kinds of wild-yet-vaguely-believable lies to cash in.

I don't know.

Maybe I'd just like to be able to say that I internet-know the lady who wrote the best-seller "I Saw A Supreme Court Justice Eating Box".

Is it wrong? Is it wrong that I want that?

(Also: I was certainly not the student government type either. Four years of newspaper, one year of drama, predictably enough.)

[theinevitable]

blegh, I have once again managed to somehow kill my iTunes library. Trying to add some new stuff, and now every time I open iTunes it starts "determining gapless playback information" and then freezes. Started a new Library, now re-adding everything. Once again I lose all my playlists, play-counts, etc. BOO.

Well, I am planning on reinstalling windows soon, so I guess it doesn't really matter.

done with 2 classes, 3 more things over the next 2 days. Barf. It seems like, based on Facebook updates, a large number of my friends are already done. BOO to that.

maybe I am just some kind of Maroon who doesn't care about people knowing that I like The Beatles, but people who complain about how facebook is STEALING OUR PRIVACY and all that jazz make me want to barf. No one has a gun to your head making you play Garden Patch.

[lprkn]

I for one welcome our new Mafia Warverlords.

[theinevitable]

working on my report late at night, I am way too fixated on this place where in answer to "has anything at (organization) positively or negatively affected your physical health?" this woman talked about how OTHER PEOPLE drink alcohol and eat unhealthy food. This is the same person who complained about not wanting to be "plugged into the grid" while working for the Census.

Maybe I just don't want to like this woman.

[AugustWest]

blegh, I have once again managed to somehow kill my iTunes library. Trying to add some new stuff, and now every time I open iTunes it starts "determining gapless playback information" and then freezes. Started a new Library, now re-adding everything. Once again I lose all my playlists, play-counts, etc. BOO.

It just works.

[greenkoolayd]

BMW


also, poop jokes are such the shit.

[Choop]

...lol at the thought of Tories and LibDems teaming up just to cut Labour out. wtf do the two member parties of the coalition have in common, exactly?


(at least the bnp has no seats)

[jay-ell]

...impulsively Facebook-message my ex and tell him, in essence, "Thanks for not being a jerk when we were dating or immediately after. You are classy, and even now I think of you with fondness and gratitude."

Is that weird? I don't think he's the type to take it in any way other than how it was intended, but he's sort of...well, he's got this gruff tough exterior and I'm one of the few who had the chance to see his softer side. I don't want to make him uncomfortable.

[Drygioni]

...lol at the thought of Tories and LibDems teaming up just to cut Labour out. wtf do the two member parties of the coalition have in common, exactly?


(at least the bnp has no seats)

Basically, as a supporter of none of the three main parties (BNP ftw) I feel it's the best solution. A Labour-Lib coalition is unworkable due to the perceived low legitimacy of a ruling body that did not 'win' the election; of course, nobody did, and that's the reason owning a majority is crucial to our system, but the Conservatives are (rightly or wrongly) seen as the legitimate successors to the current government. Yet, they cannot legally (thank god) form their own government, so a compromise like this was always going to be the way (relatively) forward in a hung parliament.

Labour stay in = Nope
Conservatives take full power = Not legal
Labour-Lib coalition = Weak "coalition of the losers" subject to overpowerment by the Tories. Plus Labour and Lib Dems are fairly different in their priorities
Con-Lib coaltion = Lesser evil

Whilst it is inevitable some Tory policies I disagree with will see the light of day (and I don't trust that twat George Osborne to handle our economy with any more dexterity than a 2 year old with a chainsaw), there is a chance the tempering influence of the Lib Dems will make a few steps in the right direction. Basically, they won't let the Tories do exactly what they want whilst the Tories need them.

So really, it makes sense. Labour are no more deserving of Lib Dem support than the Tories are.

Next step: Cameron will wait until the time is right and call a general election whereupon the Tories will probably be elected fair and square.

Then god help us all

[Choop]

bnp ftw? for real? aren't they like the tea party of britain?

[jay-ell]

...impulsively Facebook-message my ex and tell him, in essence, "Thanks for not being a jerk when we were dating or immediately after. You are classy, and even now I think of you with fondness and gratitude."

Is that weird? I don't think he's the type to take it in any way other than how it was intended, but he's sort of...well, he's got this gruff tough exterior and I'm one of the few who had the chance to see his softer side. I don't want to make him uncomfortable.

Guess I didn't. He zipped me a note right back, joking, "Have you been drinking?"

[Drygioni]

bnp ftw? for real? aren't they like the tea party of britain?

I was joking, those Nazi-lite nobbers can quite honestly fuck off, disgusting people promoting disgusting views

They sicken me

I voted Lib Dem