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What does your sig mean?
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What does your sig mean?
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It's really starting to sound like your UG education is seeping into your arguments![]()
Peeve #2: People who list peeves.
Oh crap.
I think you misunderstand me. I am 100% pro-choice, and firmly believe that an actual life is more valuable than a potential life. I'd even extend this by saying a first-trimester abortion of a severely handicapped child/fetus is not entirely unjustified if its birth/rearing would impose a significant burden on the family, because as you say, these are risky and taxing processes. What I have a problem with is the claim that this is in the best interest of the unborn. By adopting, you defend your interests, and those of orphans, but not the otherwise diseases child's.
As regards adoption, I agree that there are many deserving kids out there in need of a good home, and that you do a great service by adoption one. But why is the health of your birth children a relevant consideration? Orphans worldwide are in need regardless of whether you carry a certain deleterious gene or not, so why is it that ANYONE has children when there are children out there whose lives you could touch? I think it's because, at the end of the day, people like to do what makes them happiest.
Why the self-loathing? I've seen your blog.
Oh no, this discussion has become too serious for this thread
I think the decision not to have a child is as much for the mother as it is for their offspring. No parent wants to bury their child - and no parent wants to bury their child after a battle with a horrible degenerative illness.
I finally get rid of the chilluns, and we're having a serious discussion about future chilluns? Lame...😛
All this talk about chilluns when we really need to be chillin'.
All this talk about chilluns and chillin when we really need to be eating chitlins.
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I think that's exactly right. Anyone with a debilitating disease can cope and learn to live with it, and enjoy life otherwise. However, knowing that you gave the disease to your own child is hard to live with I'm sure.
Oh no, this discussion has become too serious for this thread
I think the decision not to have a child is as much for the mother as it is for their offspring. No parent wants to bury their child - and no parent wants to bury their child after a battle with a horrible degenerative illness.
I've seen your Facebook.
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All this talk about chilluns and chillin when we really need to be eating chitlins.
Natalie Portman is looking good, as usual.
Natalie Portman is looking good, as usual.
God, she's fine. Nat was my girl crush for a while, until I realized we'd never work out, what with me being a carnivore and her being a vegan.
I need to get an iPad... my brother just got one... and he left it at home today. I'm loving it. The possibilities are endless on this thing.
I need to get an iPad... my brother just got one... and he left it at home today. I'm loving it. The possibilities are endless on this thing.
Neurosurgeon brother with an ipad.... hook me up? 😛
But it still can't read!
EDIT: anyone? anyone?
iPad. Surfs the web, stops the bleeding.
Neurosurgeon brother with an ipad.... hook me up? 😛
Another South Park reference...slipping away 🙁
But srs. S15E01...
I'm woefully backlogged on every single TV show relevant to our times.
Time keeps on slipping, slipping, slipping... into the fuuuutuuuuuure.
But what about those diseases that appear to be unrelated to lifestyle factors and are more or less untreatable, like Alzheimer's or Huntington's? It'd be stressful to know you're likely to develop a crippling disorder that you can do nothing about. I'm still trying to decide if that knowledge is worth having.
I'd still want to know. There's lots of new research about how to prevent Alzheimer's, and it's been shown that staying active mentally and physically can help prevent it. And as for Huntington's I'd want to know before having kids (because then I might just adopt as to not pass the disease to them).
I need to get an iPad... my brother just got one... and he left it at home today. I'm loving it. The possibilities are endless on this thing.
South Park is pretty awesome! dare I say it's better than gasp futurama
South Park is pretty awesome! dare I say it's better than gasp futurama
Where is everyone?? Y u no post? 🙁
Where is everyone?? Y u no post? 🙁
But it still can't read!
EDIT: anyone? anyone?
Neurosurgeon brother with an ipad.... hook me up? 😛
iPad. Surfs the web, stops the bleeding.
Hmm, so CB does that make you the black sheep of the family? 😀
This was bothering me too. I was hoping to break 2k posts tonight but I don't want to make it obvious by just spamming (which it seems like I'm doing with my current post 😀).
I'm counting on you guys to spam hard while I am in Europe/Israel though. Seriously. If I come back after 2 weeks and you guys haven't broken 25,000 posts... Ima be upset.
Where is everyone?? Y u no post? 🙁
Packing. How the hell did I accumulate so much ish?
Yay people! 😀
CB wanna buy me an iPad?
4,000 posts in 2 weeks?... pfft, we've got this covered
Packing. How the hell did I accumulate so much ish?
I thought Hey-Zeus was all about not being tied down to earthly possessions...
After 4 years of college... I was so shocked at all the stuff I had. It's kind of ridiculous. I didn't even have furniture, cuz my place came furnished. Only thing I brought was a TV and a microwave. But I had like 4 boxes of books...
Whenever I write a final exam though... I usually study right up to the exam... after the exam, I take my binder and throw ALL the notes away. Best feeling ever. I should say that I throw them in a recycling bin.