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Hey man, good to meet you tonight! I had a great time.

Thanks PB!

BTW, went to a halloween party 2 years ago dressed head to toe in a Superman outfit, with a name tag that said 'Christopher Reeve', my cape had a stem cell sign on it, & I handed out little plastic baby dolls (fetuses alla South Park). A few folks got offended & left, thought I was 'able bodied', one was dressed as super girl Hows that for 'crip inappropriate'?

Have pics, will post

I still wonder if I went too far

Take care, keep publishing

Lee

Is that a Russian Blue cat you have??? I had one, but my ex has him now...my baby kitty! I miss him so...

I'm good, thanks for givin me a shout

you know this world is reall fucked up, because she has figured out away to use her "disability" to her advantage she's not allowed to use it? wtf?

talk about fetish what about guys that sit around all weekend watching sports on television on their fat asses but of course that is acceptable. as a society we really are lame....

thank you

An agitator's work is never done, eh?

Be sure to eat your oatmeal, kid.

What in the world are you quitting?

Poor woman.

awesome!
Nellie McKay=

I'm so disappointed. *sigh* Oh well.

We ALL love PosterBrat!!!

Think I'm gonna pick up that Gerald Jones. Very, very interesting.

Yeah, I've been on a real Leonard Cohen kick recently. Feels so good to wrap myself in his beautiful, melancholy music.

I've been reading and exercising.
Taking the dog for daily walks.
Uhm eating a little bit healthier *cough*
and snuggling with someone very special.

but none of that is as cool as that pic you got
*jealous
well it's cooler than the first four things I mentioned anyways



you had to mention pb cups.
bastard!!!

happy international women's day!

im great and that picture makes me happy!

ok, i just listened to some samples of her music on amazon and i love it!! Im definitley going to have to buy her album!!

[Edited on Mar 03, 2005 7:15PM]

My understanding of the end of that film was, not that its better to be dead than physically disabled, but that that wasn't part of Her identity. I guess I read it as: she has literally faced every fear she had, and accomplished everything she wants to accomplish in life. I was sad in that "but you don't even know what could be in store" way.....but I certainly didn't think that the film was making a generalized statement about the quality of life for all physically handicapped people.....just about her reaction to it as a character. I think the film leads the audience to consider whether or not they agree with her decision.....

So, from the perspective of opening eyes to handicap culture, I think that, despite the upset, the outcome of the film might be positive, as it forces audiences to assess their feelings about a really complicated question.

Well, I AM southern. I also love the Carter Family and Hank Williams Sr., along with numerous other country artists who aren't total crap. People my age tend to disparage country music cos they think it's all the hyper-produced sentimentalist pap, and it's a damn shame.