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This is my adopted goth fetus named "Cringe". Hooray fetus!
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| Scientology |
| 04.19.06 (9:15 am) [edit] |
I was reading about Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes bringing their daughter Suri into the world yesterday. I think it means princess or mutie or something Hindu...I don't know.
So, their "religion", that was the brain child of a science fiction writer, says that there is no speaking to the mother during labour. There is no speaking in the delivery room during delivery. There are no drugs for pain allowed. No one is permitted to run any tests or even speak to the baby for the first seven days.
Why? Because it might impair the kid's mental health. Because it might damage the mother. IT MIGHT DAMAGE THE MOTHER??? So she suffers in silence through the worst pain she'll likely ever experience in her entire life while her boyfriend sits there with a big shit-eating grin on his face discouraging her from telling him what a slimey asshole his is and that it should be him being torn apart on a table by the alien baby HE put there? BECUSE IT MIGHT DAMAGE THE MOTHER TO DO OTHERWISE?? I'll tell you, if it were me...there would be plenty of damage alright.
And I thought to myself, "I bet this will be their only child". I mean, how many scientology families have like 5 or 6 kids? Holy Christ!!! I would think that they'd have to be certifiable....their moms would have had to have screamed like banshees when they were born, eh? DUH!
I was thinking about joining this cult...I mean "religion" that came spewing forth from the twisted caverns of the mind of a man who died while taking anti-psychotics. But then I came to the realization that though I may be off my rocker from time to time, I'm not stupid. I....have given birth. Katie Holmes...well I think she's probably a lot wiser now. And a little more damaged than she was before those labour pains started.
But everyone who's anyone is doing it. John Travolta, Kirsty Alley, Tomcat...I laugh out loud every time I see that one. Ah, Scientology...People will believe almost anything if it's trendy enough.
Introducing: Operation Clambake
http://www.xenu.net/
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| The real Simpsons |
| 04.13.06 (11:22 am) [edit] |
This is kinda cool.
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| Infectious |
| 04.10.06 (9:38 pm) [edit] |
One exam down.
Chemistry on Saturday...I think we all need a laugh. This is hilarious...
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| Inspiration...final exams |
| 04.09.06 (10:09 am) [edit] |
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My will shall shape the future. Whether I fail or succeed shall be no man's doing but my own. I am the force; I can clear any obstacle before me or I can be lost in the maze. My choice; my responsibility; win or lose, only I hold the key to my destiny.
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| Easter stupidness |
| 04.04.06 (8:20 pm) [edit] |
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http://dorotheam.freewebsitehosting.com/EASTER/EASTER.html
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| NO SHIT!!!! |
| 04.03.06 (9:06 am) [edit] |
Sexy media a siren call to promiscuity?
By Michael Conlon
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Sexually charged music, magazines, TV and movies push youngsters into intercourse at an earlier age, perhaps by acting as kind of virtual peer that tells them everyone else is doing it, a study said Monday.
"This is the first time we've shown that the more kids are exposed to sex in media the earlier they have sex," said Jane Brown of the University of North Carolina, chief author of the report.
Previous research had been limited to television, said the study which looked at 1,017 adolescents when they were aged 12 to 14 and again two years later. They were checked on their exposure during the two years to 264 items -- movies, TV shows, music and magazines -- which were analyzed for their sexual content.
In general it found that the highest exposure levels led to more sexual activity, with white teens in the group 2.2 times more likely to have had intercourse at ages 14 to 16 than similar youngsters who had the least exposure.
The effect was not as pronounced for blacks, the study said, perhaps because the black youngsters in the study were already more sexually experienced than the whites were when the research began and thus were less influenced by media exposure over the two-year period.
The teenage pregnancy rate in the United States is three to 10 times higher than that found in other industrialized nations, making that and exposure to sexually transmitted infections a major public health concern, the study said.
At the same time parents tend not to talk about sex with their children in a timely and comprehensive way, leaving a vacuum in which the media may become a powerful sex educator, providing "frequent and compelling portraits of sex as fun and risk free."
"Interestingly one of the strongest predictors of risk for early sexual intercourse for both black and white teens (in the study) was the perception that his or her peers were having sex," the report said.
Youngsters "may begin to believe the world view portrayed and may begin to adopt the media's social norms as their own. Some, especially those who have fewer alternative sources of sexual norms, such as parents or friends, may use the media as a kind of sexual superpeer that encourages them to be sexually active," the report added.
The study was published in the April issue of "Pediatrics," the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. A portion of the data was previously published in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
The study was done in several schools in North Carolina. The authors said that they did not measure the impact of exposure to sexual material on the Internet because when the research began in 2001 relatively few of the early adolescents in the sample had Internet access.
Additional research should include exposure to Web-based material, the study suggested.
"It took many studies over a number of years to establish that violence in the media increased children's violent behavior and to begin initiatives to reduce harmful effects," the study said.
"Given the consistent findings regarding media violence, it may be prudent not to wait decades to conclude that the media are also important sources of sexual norms for youth," it added.
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Well...slap my ass and call me Rosy!!
It's another reason to hate Britney Spears and Paris Hilton!!!
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