I wouldn't care. My Ghost will haunt you for a while though.
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I wouldn't care. My Ghost will haunt you for a while though.
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One of the biggest issues is where you draw the line on what's legal and what isn't. Right after conception, there's nothing resembling a baby for quite a while. On the other hand, I don't think anyone but the most zealous abortionists are for sticking a screwdriver into the head of a 38 week old almost ready to pop out.
Is that happening? I don't know. Some say it is, but are they biased sources?
It's been forever since I've studied constitutional rulings on abortions, but I believe the original rule was a trimester system of legal during 1st trimester, legal during second if the mother's health is in danger, and legal during the 3rd only if the mother could die otherwise.
I want to say a court case in the early 90s changed it to basically being legal anytime it could negatively affect the mother's health, but I'm not sure if I remember correctly. If that is the rule, what's to stop an unscrupulous doctor for saying it was even if it wasn't?
I'm sure someone here has studied constitutional law more recently. It's sort of a subject that's unpleasant to even research for the most part.
And that's a terrible thing to say, Pundit. Provide them with more birth control, but encourage abortions because the kids are going to be poor? :smh:
Is that happening? I don't know. Some say it is, but are they biased sources?
It's been forever since I've studied constitutional rulings on abortions, but I believe the original rule was a trimester system of legal during 1st trimester, legal during second if the mother's health is in danger, and legal during the 3rd only if the mother could die otherwise.
I want to say a court case in the early 90s changed it to basically being legal anytime it could negatively affect the mother's health, but I'm not sure if I remember correctly. If that is the rule, what's to stop an unscrupulous doctor for saying it was even if it wasn't?
I'm sure someone here has studied constitutional law more recently. It's sort of a subject that's unpleasant to even research for the most part.
And that's a terrible thing to say, Pundit. Provide them with more birth control, but encourage abortions because the kids are going to be poor? :smh:
Someone feel free to change the subject.
I will. :wave:
@Gideon Swashbuckler - NAPA is the Mecca of wine tours. You won't be disappointed. If you're in SoCal, it's Paso Robles, but if you have a choice, take NAPA.
@Gideon Swashbuckler - NAPA is the Mecca of wine tours. You won't be disappointed. If you're in SoCal, it's Paso Robles, but if you have a choice, take NAPA.
The North GA wine trail is fun, too, but we're planning a Kentucky Bourbon Trail jaunt on an away game weekend this Fall.
http://kybourbontrail.com/
http://kybourbontrail.com/
Well into my third day without ANY nicotine in my vapor device. I am fixin' to rip someone's head off and shit down their neck. Anybody want to fight an old man? Will travel.
Gideon Swashbuckler
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I've been to Napa before. Love it. Will check out Paso Robles. Thanks.
Gideon Swashbuckler
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Don't sleep on Kentucky wine either. Especially around Lexington.
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I never said encourage them. Not discouraging/banning them doesn't mean encouraging them.
Do you believe it's good for the human species to introduce more carriers of genes with less favorable traits? Do you believe in Darwinism? Have you seen Idiocracy?
Well, with as many cars on the roads these days it is my opinion that we are in need of a good old fashioned genocide.
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I have rediscovered apple juice, and I am in likes with it.
That's funny. I sampled some orange juice at the grocery store that tastes like it was squeezed directly from the orange. Haven't had orange juice in years, but then I bought a gallon and now I can't get enough of it.
You will love it. Make sure you visit Talbot's Tavern in Bardstown. It was built in 1779 and been through a couple of fires, and is supposedly haunted. Many famous people have visited there, like Abe Lincoln, Jesse James and many others. They have a sampler tray of Bourbons that you have to try. Well aged whiskeys like Pappy Van Winkle, Elijah Craig, and many more.
A friend of mine that lives in Louisville took me there and we were sitting next to a couple of ladies that had the sampler. They left and only two of the samples were gone from the tray. I asked the server if we could have the rest. She obliged and we indulged. It was awesome!.
Wonder if anyone has ever thought of making 'shine out of this stuff.
I like OJ but it gives me indigestion.
I don't know if you were being facetious, but check this out...
http://www.clawhammersupply.com/blogs/moonshine-still-blog/6217636-how-to-make-apple-pie-moonshine
Wasn't serious. Have a BIL that gets it for me when I go up to N.AL. None of that low alcohol stuff, this is the real McCoy.
When I was in high school we got our hands on a jug that we took camping with us. None of us had ever tried it. A buddy of mine was the first to try it and he poured about half a cup full and everybody was daring him to kill it. He turned it up and by the time he did the bottom had been eaten out of the Styrofoam cup. He looked through it at the ball in the sky and said...I guess that's why they call it "Moonshine".
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