I just can't seem to give up on the Thursday survey (Thurvey), so here we go again. If you wish to participate, just answer any or all of the survey questions by typing them in the comment block below. If the comment block is not there, click on "comments" below and poof, it will appear. After you have finished typing your survey responses, click on "anonymous" and click on "publish" and you'll become part of the answer and not just the question, whatever that means. The Thurvey questions for this week are, from light to heavy by popular demand:
1. How bad is Alabama going to beat LSU?
3. With what song could you win any karaoke contest, no matter the competition? Why?
3. The cable news shows and talk radio have been dominated by she-Cainery this week. Conservative talker Ann Coulter was incensed by the liberal media coming down unfairly on Her man Cain. Coulter came to her man's defense by stating, "our blacks are better than the Democrats' blacks . . ." How do you feel about any of that? If you don't know what I am talking about, be thankful . . .
4. What did you do last week to celebrate our troops coming home from Iraq? Or to mourn continuing loss of life in Afghanistan? If not, why haven't you thought about that?
5. How do you feel or what do you think about Mississippi's proposed state constitutional amendment that would define human life as beginning at the moment of fertilization? Keep in mind that if you were conceived while your parents were visiting in another country, you will still be a U. S. citizen, but probably will not be eligible to run for president. Just thinking out loud.
6. What question of your own do you want answered this week?
When it comes to Alabama vs LSU, Les is less.
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to black quality, less is more.
When it comes to bringing our troops home, more is less.
When it comes to fertilization, more is more.
Alabama will beat LSU about as bad as they beat USC last year.
ReplyDeleteAmerican Pie by Don McClean because I know ALL of the words, and its so damn long that the other competitors will simply give up and leave to get away from the noise.
Herman Cain is scary. Ann Coulter is scary. Combined, they may be a sign that the Zombie Apocalypse is upon us.
I will believe it when I see it.
Two words: "slippery slope". Would a woman be required to report every first trimester miscarriage to the Department of Public Health to get a death certificate? What if you weren't sure if you were pregnant and miscarried? Will they require (and pay for) health coverage for the fetuses (and thus the mothers) from the moment of conception? Currently, most prenatal coverage truly begins in the second trimester. Since I consider Mississippi a true trailblazer in the advancement of society, I expect no other states to follow this except for Alabama, of course. Scott Beason needs something to do next session, right?
I began to exist at the moment of fertilization. If life doesn't begin at that time, then why was I so devastated after a miscarriage? Only the VERY few become President.
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