wow, her eyes.

hahahah blowjobs. we're all talking about blowjobs right?

that film is awesome. the cigarette-lighting scene is beautiful. it's at 28 minutes in this link:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Freaks-1932

>> ^JiggaJonson:

while i'd agree with you that women in labor are sometimes intimidated by hospital settings and made uncomfortable within them, to say that the medical industry and its practitioners intentionally cultivate such an environment is a slap in the face of a multitude of people who have dedicated a majority of their lives to helping others. it's also plain wrong. i've never seen an epidural given to a woman who didn't want one, but i've seen plenty of women begging for pain relief who initially wanted none. while i'm glad your personal experience of home birth went well, like tymbrwulf points out, there are many for whom unique circumstances result in an emergency trip to a hospital and a birth that is far from optimal.

>> ^dag:
The patrician medical industry is vested in keeping childbirth a scary, painful experience. Epidurals and C-sections are their favorite tools.

kegerator!

you misspelled mr. grayson

>> ^Winstonfield_Pennypacker:
Now if only he could start practicing what he preaches and stop his party from stiff-arming the constitution. Here is the conversion simplified.
Mr. Doofus: ...

riverfront times! i used to read that paper.

this makes carl sagan sound like kermit.

that sure is a lot of makeup, costumes, and set design for a relatively short sketch... funny, but man, the effort and cost

*promote

^word.

nice customized version of sam the bellhop

^ volumptuous

spiked as FUCK.

nice little breeze coming in through that window.