Please enjoy jwz mixtape 101.
I always feel like I should say something about these...
but I don't have any trivia to present about this one. Maybe you do?
Please enjoy jwz mixtape 101.
I always feel like I should say something about these...
but I don't have any trivia to present about this one. Maybe you do?
The original's worth watching too, but everything's funnier with foul-mouthed cartoons.
Puritans and Lady Godiva: why two justices voted to uphold California's video game lawJustice Thomas, who hasn't spoken during a court argument in five years, supported the California bill for a different reason -- because early American Puritan society placed the father in total control of a family and anyone wishing to speak to a child had to go through him.
Thomas' entire dissent is a long list of early American source material.
Part of the father’s absolute power was the right and duty “to fill his children’s minds with knowledge and... make them apply their knowledge in right action.” [cit. omitted] Puritans thought children were “innately sinful and that parents’ primary task was to suppress their children’s natural depravity.” [cit. omitted]. Accordingly, parents were not to let their children read “vain Books, profane Ballads, and filthy Songs” or “fond and amorous Romances, ... fabulous Histories of Giants, the bombast Achievements of Knight Errantry, and the like.”
It goes on like this for some time.
Amish sexter busted for buggy sex inviteAn Amish man who sent hundreds of sexually explicit text messages to a 12-year-old girl was caught in an undercover sting last week when he drove a horse and buggy to an Indiana restaurant where he had planned to meet the girl.
When he was busted outside the restaurant, Yoder was cooperative with police and lwalked his horse and buggy around the building and tied it to a post outside.
The Amish also consider most technology ltempting elements from an loutside world,rr but they do use cellphones, and the numbers of Amish on social networking sites like Facebook are increasing.
A woman at the Hanuman Festival went into the portable toilet Friday and noticed something moving in the tank when she lifted the lid, according to police spokeswoman Kim Kobel. The woman exited and asked a man nearby to look inside the tank.
The man told police he saw something moving under a tarp, and when he left the toilet he heard it lock from the inside.
A security supervisor then waited outside for the person to emerge. When he did, the supervisor tried to get him to sit down, Kobel said, but he ran off, covered in feces.
The suspect, who was not wearing a shirt or shoes when he came out of the toilet, was described as a white man in his 20s wearing gray sweatpants, around 6-foot-5 to 6-foot-8-inches tall with a skinny build and black hair.
Witnesses also said he had cuts on his back and arms. Some at the festival said he might be a transient who goes by the name "Sky."
Kobel said police are not sure how he was able to squeeze into the tank or what he was doing there. He is being sought on suspicion of criminal attempt to make unlawful sexual contact.
Update: More details here.