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Prettybetsy

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What is your sweetest taboo?: 1) Downloading metal 2) ...off NPR
Tom Skerritt or Dave Matthews
I hate living in Seattle or I wish I lived in Seattle
If you found out you were going to have a pit-bull baby, would you have an abortion?: No
What helps you sleep?: Earplugs

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6:38 PM yesterday Prettybetsy commented on Because We Live in a Post-Feminist World, I Guess.

So Slog bemoans misogyny now. Noted.

May 16 Prettybetsy commented on It's Spring! Who's Ready for Street Harassment?.

In the past I've walked around with a snappy retort on my lips, but... why should I have to be that person? Ain't nobody got time for that. I've got beach trips, birthdays, and math problems to keep in that brain-space. Now I'm just leaning toward bear mace. Life is too short to let some scumbag ruin your day.

May 14 Prettybetsy commented on What You're Not Wearing: Sexy Lumberjack Edition!.

This fur is more than canceled out by the ripped pleather. Jesus, lady.

May 14 Prettybetsy commented on Michael Pollan Is the Steve Jobs of Food.

Yeah, ethical shopping has... limited potential to say the least, but what's the alternative? Relying on the FDA or the USDA to suddenly grow a moral compass?

May 14 Prettybetsy commented on Which Fox TV Series Looks Worse?.

They're both crap, but Sleepy Hollow is good-natured crap. And at least it's funny.

May 13 Prettybetsy commented on There Is No Goldy.

@28 I've had that feeling too, I've just gotten over the urge to call it God.

May 13 Prettybetsy commented on There Is No Goldy.

When people say that everyone is innately spiritual, they're talking about a sense of wonder or a capacity to ponder the big questions. That is probably universal. Only, it doesn't lead everyone to belief in a god or gods. That's what the Amy Grants can't accept.

May 11 Prettybetsy commented on SL Letter of the Day: I'm Out.

Pinksoda @114 Wow. No, I'm not interested in being told how to be a feminist or think about my gender. Step off.

May 11 Prettybetsy commented on If You and Joan Didion Were Onstage Together in Front of 2,000 People, What Would You Ask Her?.

@14 I know, it's like saying you don't get Salinger when you haven't read Catcher in the Rye. I liked Slouching Toward Bethlehem fine but none of it really stayed with me. I found Miami when I was traveling and had run out of books. It left me deeply unimpressed. I tried to read The Year of Magical Thinking and just... couldn't. But I know none of it means much until I read The White Album.