Kimmy

Sure, if she's a broad with great stems.

The moon unit will be divided into two divisions: Moon Unit Alpha and Moon Unit Zappa.

I meant completely free from any lawful repercussions, including civil suits, etc.

I was surprised to find myself questioning my own stance while watching the show. I am a fairly black and white person, with my beliefs. If I think something should be legal, I usually feel it should be legal across the board. I may not always agree with an individual's decisions but I often think that he or she should still have the choice. This one was difficult.* * * Spoilers about the show to follow. * * * In the first part of the show her husband was trying to legally force her not to have an abortion. The court said it was her decision, not his, which I agreed with. Shortly after, she decided against having one. Her husband later tried to have her committed to a rehabilitation facility because of her drinking. She was sentenced to an outpatient program. I was amazed that they would rule in his favor when they just said she had every right to abort the fetus. Later, it was revealed she had another baby, who she gave up for adoption. This girl was born with FAS (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome). When they showed the girl I instinctively thought that they made the right call, by not allowing her to drink. Of course, I immediately halted in my thinking, wondering where in the hell that came from. So, I spent the next hour or so mulling it over. * * * Spoilers end here. * * * I eventually came to the conclusion that, as Tallmike said: Thank you. I was quite moved by the episode, so I figured I would share.

The government.

Yes. We should be able to do whatever we want to our bodies. This would include smoking, drinking, drugs, suicide, etc. Yes. Even a pregnant woman should be able to do whatever she wants with her body. This would include smoking, drinking, drugs, suicide, etc Yes.

Note: I was inspired to make this poll after watching an episode of Law and Order: SVU the other night.

I think that's a shame, keeping that sexy voice all to yourself.

Oh, I have no idea. I was just teasing.She was all "I don't want to hear this!" and you were like "Ha! Hear it anyway!" which made me laugh...a lot.

Los del Rio was the original...then there's this: Are you being contrary on purpose or did you miss the part where Sky said she would prefer not to know?

Speaking of songs... Whatever happened to yours, Verisoph?

For me, it would either be "Come on Eileen" or "The Humpty Dance".

I believe the X-Files episodes were spawned from imagination and creativity.

Thank you, Brother Kevin.

Back when I was still Catholic (and in the church choir), my favorite was "Here I Am, Lord".

Andre, I would like to offer my deepest sympathies to you and your family, during this difficult time. Rev. Kimberly A. Forum Moderator & Saint of the ULC

The Genres I Love: some 70's, most 80's, Alternative, Classical, Metal, Old School Rap (Digital Underground, Slick Rick, etc.), Opera, Parody (Weird Al), and some Reggae (Shaggy, Inner Circle, Bob Marley). Most Country songs are either too whinny or "twangy", for my taste. There are still a handful of Country songs I really like, though. I do not particularly care for Techno music, one way or the other, but I cannot seem to sit still when I hear it.

DirecTVSame here.

I thought it was a good movie, but I wouldn’t say it was great.

This is one of my favorites.

I still would have preferred Rose McGowan as Bettie. She’s got that “pinup girl†look. I don't know if Mol can pull it off. Though, I was surprised how well Mira Sorvino did as Marilyn, so I could be wrong about Gretchen, too.

Even if it did, at least I wouldn't be alone.

You know, I cannot even think about that film without laughing. ETA: The "dead bee" was one of my favorite parts. That, and when the Alaska guy said "the bears must've thought he was retarded."