I saw this when it was aired and Bill pwn3d Joan Walsh. She is nothing more than a bleeding heart liberal who kept trying to change the subject. Good for Bill to call her out on doing that and making her admit she supports killing babies.

On a side note the girl describing her experience with an abortion by Tiller was chilling. Using saline that burns the baby to death and then push it out into a toilet... awful.

Yeah those things sure don't move much, it's very unnatural. Silicone/saline aside, gotta appreciate how fit they are.

This is argument by question, and being that no real reason to answer it. People tend to care less about what happens to others,

Relativism is the idea that some elements or aspects of experience or culture are relative to, i.e., dependent on, other elements or aspects.

Common statements that might be considered relativistic include

http://www.don-lindsay-archive.org/skeptic/arguments.html#question

just curious, whats stopping the "women against violence" charity from donating money to cover the cost of local rape kits? or a judge from sentencing every convicted rapist (among other consequences) to cover the cost of 25 rape kits?
i've read two books by ayn rand--one at 138 pages, and one at 224 pages. i guess thats a lot if you're someone who doesn't read any books?


The contents of a rape kit:
A sexual assault evidence collection kit contains commonly available examination tools such as:

* Detailed instructions for the examiner
* Forms for documentation
* Tube for blood sample
* Urine sample container
* Paper bags for clothing collection
* Large sheet of paper for patient to undress over
* Cotton swabs for biological evidence collection
* Sterile water
* Sterile saline
* Glass slides
* Unwaxed dental floss
* Wooden stick for fingernail scrapings
* Envelopes or boxes for individual evidence samples
* Labels

Other items needed for a forensic/medical exam and treatment that may not be included in the rape kit are:

* Woods lamp
* Toluidine blue dye
* Drying rack for wet swabs and/or clothing
* Patient gown, cover sheet, blanket, pillow
* Needles/syringes for blood drawing
* Speculums
* Post-It Notes used to collect trace evidence
* Camera (35 mm, digital, or Polaroid), film, batteries
* Medscope and/or colcoscope
* Microscope
* Surgilube
* Acetic acid diluted spray
* Medications
* Clean clothing and shower/hygiene items for the victim's use after the exam
Thanks to wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_kit

been there, floated, wore the mud shirt.

Note: You don't want to get the water in your eyes, mouth, nose, or other orifices if you can help it. While it does wash off, the high salinity tends to make the water sting.

Oh, I just got #6 -- she humidifies her nose with Saline (i.e., Celine!)

I was there with a hydrographic survey crew about ten years ago -- we were testing out a new sidescan sonar array. There is some interesting features under the lake, including scores of old tree stumps and "the pit", which is supposedly filled with an oil derrick, barges, etc. The sonar couldn't penetrate the surface of the pit, because of the salinity, however, so we couldn't see much.

"it's an electric car that is powered by a process utilizing salinated water."

Actually, it's not, it's a car that's powered from Hydrogen, it has a hydrogen tank on board, not a salt water tank. Jeremy and James were discussing where you can GET hydrogen, but it's not like people will have Hydrogen extraction plants in their back yards for personal use, they will still go to a Fuel Station to get their Hydrogen... problem is that Hydrogen is kinda unstable, much moreso than petrol, so dangerous to deal with.

Otherwise, cool, cool car.