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1. Should being intoxicated with marijuana be an excuse for committing hoimicide?

1. Should being intoxicated with marijuana be an excuse for committing hoimicide?

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/an-open-letter-on-why-covid-restrictions-must-end-in-june The vaccines worked. We can safely lift lockdown Carl Heneghan et al We are writing as scientists and

1. Would you ride in an autonomous vehicle on a public street? I would find it a bit scary so not yet. Maybe someday as it becomes more common. 2. Tasers - should they have handles shaped like police

Monorails are on closed, controlled courses, no? Apples and oranges. Pineapples and fire hydrants. Too many variables we don’t know about. But I agree with you in the sense that any juror voting for

1.? Would you ride in an autonomous vehicle on a public street? After adequate testing, yes. I am getting too old to be driving. I deserve a cheap chauffeur. 2.? Tasers - should they have handles

- 1. Would you ride in an autonomous vehicle on a public street? I have ridden on a monorail in Las Vegas but would never ride in an autonomous vehicle on a public street 2. Tasers - should they have

No, these were garden-variety Mormons, six kids and all. I didn't know that the church banned contraception then, but one father was a bishop and the other was rather devout. Ed

<< That wasn't true in the seventies in Idaho. My friend's father was a bishop and the bishop and his wife used them. A Mormon neighbor called a Mormon plumber I knew to free a plugged pipe to the

https://www.spiked-online.com/2021/04/19/britain-must-be-open-for-all/ Britain must be open for all The government must listen to hospitality – and drop its plan for vaccine passports. Alan Miller

Agreed. Masks are here to stay. There’ll always be a health emergency. (The Wanpunga virus!) Yo-yo lockdowns are the price of peace of mind. Until just a year ago, we had no idea how frightfully

Ed probably feels about the same - wishes he could have two Ferraris, a Porsche, and a stable of thoroughbreds at his third home in France. I’d like to be able to afford to replace my old hi-fi and

1. Do you see tribalism in your local culture? Very definitely 2. How would you define the tribe you belong to? Poor and incapbable of attaining the lifestyle they want 3. What do you think the COVID

"Maybe they figured that title would sell a lot more books." Gerry Not this one: "The Duty to Stand Aside: Nineteen Eighty-Four and the Wartime Quarrel of George Orwell and Alex Comfort" by Eric

Heh! Heh! Maybe they figured that title would sell a lot more books. Gerry "Ed Lomas" <relomas2@...> wrote:

I haven't read "All About Men," but that reminds me; I just finished reading a book about a wartime debate between George Orwell and Alex Comfort, who wrote "The Joy of Sex." The debate had nothing to

That was back in the late 50's or early 60's so they must have changed the rules later. They had no more children while they were living near us and I suspect the bishop was following the old rule

"The bishop....said contraceptives were a no-no so I asked him what a couple does when they have all the children they want. He said we just don't do sex." Gerry That wasn't true in the seventies in

We had a Mormon "bishop" or whatever they call their local preachers living near us. He worked at the university and he and his wife went to a party type function. Someone fixed his wife a strong

..,,facing excommunication for acting like all-other non-Mormon sex therapists: https://www.chron.com/news/article/Mormon-sex-therapist-faces-discipline-and-16105639.php