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Hi everyone! My husband and I have 5 children (ages 14, 11, 7, 5, and 2.5) and now we are thinking about at least one more. I'm very excited -- although we have a lot of work to do now. I am 42 (43 in July), he is 41, and he had a Vasectomy 2.5 years ago. I am in very good health and neither of us drinks, smokes, etc.
He is still in the "thinking about it" stage...so this isn't for sure yet.
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Ok...so...I had my last baby at 40 -- what is going to be so different inside of me at 43 or 44 when (hopefully) I get pregnant again? What are the risks? I want to have a home birth this time with a hired midwife.
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I have always gotten pregnant easily -- we're talking within 3 weeks of trying! So...I am pretty hopeful.
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Now that Obamacare is rolling out, it is sending liberals into hysterical shock.
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They have to pay for Obamacare.
The San Jose Mercury News interviewed several Obama supporters who were stunned after learning the details of Obamacare. One was a single woman who said the cost of her individual insurance plan was going up by $1800 a year. Then they interviewed a man who has a family of four. His health insurance costs are going up roughly $10,000 a year.
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Our founding fathers dreaded someone like Barack Obama and today's modern Democrat Party. They understood that a political system based on bribing certain groups with favors and gifts from the national treasury was unstable and unsustainable.
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Barack Obama and the Democrats are trying their best to put America into that same death spiral. Unfortunately for America, they are aided and abetted by the low information voter.
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USS Kroonland (ID # 1541), 1918-1919.
Originally, and later, SS Kroonland (American Passenger Steamship, 1902)
Kroonland, a 12,241 gross ton passenger steamship, was built at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Completed in 1902, she was operated commercially for the next fifteen years, mainly trading between New York and Antwerp, Belgium, until the outbreak of World War I in 1914. In 1915 she transited the Panama Canal to the Pacific, and in 1916 began service between the United States and Great Britain. On 20 May 1917, some weeks after the U.S. had entered the conflict, Kroonland was en route to Liverpool when she was damaged by a German submarine's torpedo. Following repairs, the ship returned to service. She was formally taken over by the U.S. Army in February 1918 and made one round-trip voyage to France between then and early April.
Transferred to the Navy later in that month, she was placed in commission as USS Kroonland (ID # 1541), a transport. Five more round-trip voyages, carrying American troops to France, were made before the 11 November 1918 Armistice ended the fighting. On 10 July 1918 she had an encounter with an enemy U-Boat, but emerged unhurt and may have damaged the submarine with gunfire. After the Armistice Kroonland began bringing veterans home from the former war zone, work that continued until September 1919. She was decommissioned at the beginning of October 1919 and returned to her owner. The steamer resumed commercial operations in 1920, initially between the U.S. and Europe and, after 1923, between the East and West Coasts by way of the Panama Canal. Kroonland was scrapped in 1927.
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Kroonland (American Passenger Steamer, 1902)
Photographed prior to World War I, during and after which this liner served as USS Kroonland (ID # 1541). Commissioned on 25 April 1918, she was decommissioned and returned to her owner on 1 October 1919.
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International Mercantile Marine Company's Chelsea Piers, North River, New York
Five passenger steamers tied up at the Chelsea Piers, circa early 1917, before the United States entered World War I.
SS Kroonland is at right, with her name painted on her side. She later became USS Kroonland (ID # 1541).
Tug Victor J. Newton is in the center of the image, with her stern toward the camera.
Courtesy of the International Mercantile Marine Company.
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SS Kroonland (American Passenger Steamer, 1902)
View of the ship's after portion, starboard side, in November 1917.
She is painted in Mackay system low-visibility camouflage and has a gun mounted atop her after deckhouse.
This ship served as USS Kroonland (ID # 1541) in 1918-1919.
Courtesy of the International Mercantile Marine Company.
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USS Kroonland (ID # 1541)
At the New York Navy Yard, 24 July 1918.
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USS Kroonland (ID # 1541)
In a harbor, 1918, while painted in "dazzle" camouflage.
Courtesy of James A. Turner, Jr., from the collection of Samuel A. Turner, Jr., who served in USS Wakiva (SP-160) during World War I.
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Note: Though the original print was labeled USS America (ID # 3006), this ship is actually the considerably smaller Kroonland.
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USS Kroonland (ID # 1541)
In port prior to the removal of her guns, circa early 1919.
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Donation of Charles R. Haberlein Jr., 2008.
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USS Kroonland (ID # 1541)
Arriving in a U.S. port (probably New York) in 1919, with her decks crowded with troops returning from Europe.
Photographed by E. Muller Jr., New York City. The reverse of the original print features a credit to the Army Transport Photograph Co., 204 Franklin St., New York.
Donation of Dr. Mark Kulikowski, 2007.
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USS Kroonland (ID # 1541)
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Donation of Dr. Mark Kulikowski, 2005.
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USS Kroonland (ID # 1541)
In port in 1919, while employed bringing U.S. service personnel home from Europe.
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Donation of Dr. Mark Kulikowski, 2005.
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"The Original U.S. Troop Transports"
Chart compiled 16 August 1919, showing the number of trans-Atlantic "turn arounds" and their average duration for thirty seven U.S. Navy troop transports employed during and immediately after World War I.
Collection of the USS Pocahontas Reunion Association, 1974.
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Kalorik Stainless Steel/Black Programmable 12 Cup Coffee Maker
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Senator Boxer Introduces Port Chicago Bill
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Dear Friend:
The historic Port Chicago Naval Magazine National Memorial is located at the former Concord Naval Weapons Station in Contra Costa County. It represents a significant time in our nation's history, and I am working to make sure that it is both recognized and preserved.
Port Chicago was the site of a major disaster on the night of July 17, 1944, when an explosion rocked the Port Chicago Naval Magazine, an ammunition storage facility where ships were loaded with bombs, shells, mines, and other explosive devices to be used in World War II. Nearly five thousand tons of ammunition exploded, killing 320 service members, most of whom were African American, wounding hundreds more and destroying the surrounding town of Port Chicago.
Shortly after the explosion, those stationed at Port Chicago were ordered to resume work at a new site a few miles away. The reaction was strong. The enlisted personnel refused, citing the unsafe conditions that had caused the earlier explosion. The Navy arrested hundreds of sailors on various charges, and 50 men were charged with mutiny. All were African American, and all were convicted on the charges.
Thurgood Marshall took up the case of the Port Chicago 50, suing the Navy on their behalf. Ultimately, although he could not get the conviction overturned, he did win clemency for them. In investigations, no cause was ever determined for the explosion and fires, in part because so much damage was done to the area. One survivor sought and ultimately received a pardon from President Bill Clinton in 1999.
Port Chicago serves as a stark reminder of both the sacrifice of the brave service members who served there and of the painful legacy of a segregated military. In 1992, Congress authorized the creation of a National Memorial at Port Chicago. My bill would designate the Memorial as a unit of the National Park System and authorize the Interior Department to work with the City of Concord and the East Bay Regional Park District to operate a visitors center.
As we strive to create a more perfect nation, it is important that we learn from the past. I hope that my legislation will take us a step closer to that noble goal.
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer


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The following are questions that could be
used for personal reflection and study or with a group.
One goal of Sidewalks in the Kingdom has been to avoid too
much theorizing and abstraction. One strategy for doing
this has been to root the ideas in personal stories from my
particular context. I believe that it is equally important
for the reader to root these same concepts in his or her particular
context before they can be validated or put into practice.
Between the first and second drafts of Sidewalks I taught
an adult education class on this subject at my church and
found the feedback from those individuals in a variety of
concrete situations invaluable. I would love to hear feedback
from individuals or groups who have used these questions.
1) Think
about the place that you live or work. Would you consider
it to be in a city? Why or why not?
2) Have
you ever spent time in an area where you could walk from where
you were staying or working to a corner coffee shop?
What was it like?
3) If you
do now live in a city, what sacrifices have you had to make
to do so? Do the advantages outweigh the sacrifices?
4) If you
currently live in the suburbs, what were your reasons for
choosing that particular setting for your residence?
Have you found your experience in the suburbs to have lived
up to your expectations?
1) When
you hear the word city what images come to mind?
2) Are
your images primarily positive, negative, or mixed when you
think of the city?
3) Where
do you think those images were formed? Are they accurate?
1) Do you
have an ideal picture of home, neighborhood, community from
your childhood? What does it look like?
2) How
does your current life compare with that ideal?
3) How
much time per day do you spend in your car? How do you
feel about spending this amount of time driving?
4) What
would you be willing to give up in order to be able to spend
significantly less time driving?
5) Think
about the place you now live through the various stages of
life (childhood, early adolecence, late adolecence, young
adulthood, family life, middle age, retirement). Does
the area that you live work better for some life stages than
others? Will you have to move to a different community
to adjust to a new life stage?
1) Have
you ever fantasized about living in a place where you could
get away from it all? What would that place look like?
2) Do you
think that you would actually live in a place that was away
from it all if you could (or do you now live in this kind
of place)?
3) Regardless
of whether you would like to live in such a setting, do you
think that God cares whether or not you choose to live in
this kind of a setting?
4) Do you
think that people who live adjacent to cities should be forced
to pay city taxes and receive city services if the city grows?
Why or why not?
1) If you
heard someone say lets claim our city for Christ, what would
you think that they were talking about? Is it a positive
or a negative image that comes to mind?
2) Try
to imagine a city where Christ (and/or his followers) has
significant influence, what do you think that city would be
like? How would it be different than the city with which
you are most familiar?
3) If you
had $1,000,000 that you had to spend to help the poor in
the city, how would you spend it?
4) What
is the most fun thing that you have ever done in a city?
What made it fun?
1) When
was the last time that you walked around the block?
Was it really a block or was it a cul-de-sac leading to a
collector road? Does it make a difference?
2) Think
of classic neighborhoods that are portrayed on television
(Sesame Street, etc). Why do you think that those kinds
of neighborhoods arent built anymore?
3) Do you
think that Christians have a special mandate with regards
to the natural environment? What about the built environment?
What (if any) is the difference?
1) Is the
place you live a city? If not what is the closest city
to where you live?
2) What
made you decide that the place you mentioned was a city?
3) If someone
asked you to describe precisely what a city is, what would
you say?
4) Does
you definition of a city work for all cities in all time periods?
Why or why not?
1) How
much time did you spend yesterday on what could be considered
to be public space?
2) When
was the last time that you had a conversation with someone
who wasnt a member of your household, church, or office?
What kind of a setting were you in when you had this conversation?
3) Describe
your favorite public space even if it is nowhere near where
you currently live.
4) What
was the loneliest time in your life? Would the presence
of viable public spaces have had any impact on your experience
of being lonely?
5) If you
had an important message to get out (about abortion, war,
or whatever) and no money to spend where would you go to reach
the maximum number of people? Is there an adequate place
for this kind of activity where you live?
1) What
kind of variety in housing and commercial activity can you
find within a five minutes walk from your front door?
2) Would
you rather live in a mixed-use neighborhood or a single use
neighborhood? Try to come up with a list of specific
advantages and disadvantages of both models.
3) If you
wanted to live in a mixed-use neighborhood, would that even
be possible for you given your geographic and economic limitations?
4) Do you
have any errands or tasks in your day where you choose to
walk instead of drive? What factors lead you to make
this choice?
5) Of all
of the neighborhoods that youve lived in or visited, what
has provided the best setting for walking? What made
it the best?
1) Does
God care whether or not things are beautiful?
2) Do you
think that God really cares if a particular building is beautiful
or not? Does it matter what kind of a building it is
(private home, church, public building, corperation)?
3) What
buildings in your area would you consider to be community
treasures? If there are none in your immediate area,
think of the closest city or town that would have some?
4) When
were these buildings built?
5) Have
any been built in the last 50 years? Why or why not?
6) What
civic values does your closest City Hall or County Courthouse
7) Of all
of your friends and acquaintances how many of them would you
consider to be true craftsmen in their primary vocation(carpenters,
stoneworkers, masons)?
8) Would
it matter if, as a culture, we no longer had individuals who
could do stone carving, masonry, or fine carpentry?
1) Do you
live in the same town that you grew up in? Why or why
2) Do you
have any relatives (parents, adult children, or siblings)
that you would choose to live near if there were opportunity
for meaningful employment?
3) Have
you ever conducted a commercial transaction that was also
satisfying from a relational standpoint? What were the
conditions that made this possible?
4) How
is where you live different from anywhere else in the world?
What gives it its identity?
5) Has
the place in which you live been able to maintain (or strengthen)
its identity over the past 50 years or is it becoming more
like every other place in the country?
6) Who
chooses whether a particular place preserves its identity
or becomes standardized?
1) What
images come to mind when you think of the word density?
How is it different than overcrowded
2) Why
do you think that some people will pay top dollar to live
in high density settings such as Park Avenue?
3) Are
there any activities that you enjoy which require critical
mass for their existence (symphony, community theatre, art
museums) or could you be perfectly happy without any of these
4) Have
you ever voluntarily traveled to a location specifically for
the critical mass that you would find there (rally, concert,
or conference)?
5) Do you
have any specialty interests? Would you enjoy having
a group of people who share a similar interest that you could
meet with regularly?
1) How
comfortable would someone with no car and no connections be
if they had to spend the day hanging out in your neighborhood?
Where would they probably spend most of their time?
2) Have
you ever:
Fed the hungry,
Provided clothing for someone who needed it
Visited someone in prison
Visited with someone who was lonely
3) If you
have done any of these things, was the time in which you provided
the help the only time that you had ever seen the person,
or had you seen them in other settings?
4) If you
have never done any of these activities, do you feel that
you should? What has thus far prevented you from doing
5) Have
you ever felt unsafe in a city, what contributed to that feeling?
6) Have
you ever felt safe in an urban setting? What factors
contributed to that feeling?
7) How
do you account for the violence that we are seeing in the
suburbs (Columbine and etc)? How could it be helped?
1) Why do
you think that Seaside has been so popular? Would you
like to live in a place like Seaside?
2) Do you
think that Seaside provides a viable model of residential
/ commercial settings for the future of this country?
Why or why not?
3) Describe
the elements of an ideal neighborhood. How close is
the place you live to that ideal?
4) Who are
the players who could make it more like a neighborhood (new
home buyers, current homeowners, realtors, architects, government)
5) Are you
an architect, planner, developer, or builder (or do you know
one)? What might be a distinctly Christian approach
to these vocations?
6) Have you
ever been really excited about a new and exciting movement
before? What was it and how has your interest held up
over the years?
7) If it
were possible to do so, what is one specific change that you
would make with regards to either your immediate environment
or your personal motivation that would help you to be a more
obedient urban Christian?
8) What is
one thing that you might change about your church (its physical
setting or its membership) that would help it to be more obedient
to its incarnational mandate?
9) Do you
know of any churches that have abandoned central city sites
to move to the suburbs? How has such a move effected
the church and its original setting?
10) Do you know of any urban
(or neighborhood) churches that are having a hard time surviving?
What could you do to help these churches to survive and thrive?
11) Are you more comfortable
with our Christian mandate to evangelize the world or to help
those in need?
12) Have you been interested
or involved in national level politics before? Did you
find it a meaningful place to invest your time and energy
as a Christian?
13) What do you
know about your municipal government? What city issues
could you see yourself getting involved in? Are there
any issues (or people) that you are convicted to pray for?
1) Can
you think of any examples where being familiar with a particular
word actually changed the way that you perceived a particular
2) Have
you ever had an experience where you felt left out of a discussion
because you didnt know the jargon?
3) Were
there any words on this list that were completely new to you?
4) Were
there any words on this list with which you were already familiar?
5) Were
there any words on this list that were defined differently
than you would have expected?
1) What
one book (besides the Bible) has had the greatest impact on
your life?
2) How
did you come about reading this book?
3) Among
the books on this list, which sound most interesting to you?
4) Are
there any books on the list that you wouldnt read if you
were stranded on a desert island with them?
5) Think
of any Christian books or articles written about the city,
do you think that the authors of any of the books on this
list would be interested in reading them? Why or why
6) Pick
any book and/or author on this list. From what you know
about them in the description, what would you say to them
to make a case for the Christian faith?
1) What
do you like best about the Charter? What are you most
skeptical about?
2) How
do you think that this document would be received by your
neighbors and friends?
3) How
do you think that this document would be received by fellow
members of your church?
4) Do you
think that your city council would ever adopt municipal codes
that were consistent with this document? Who would support
or oppose such a move?
5) What
issues raised by this document seem most relevant to the Christian
6) What
unique contribution might the Christian community make to
this document?
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Paul Wheaton reads Martin Luther King Jr's Letter from a Birmingham Jail, prefaced by the letter to the editor by local clergy that it is in response to. This letter is very applicable in these times, as well as those in which it was written.
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Tom the Dancing Bug: Odious in the Uterus
Ruben Bolling at 12:32 pm Wed, Aug 25, 2010
17 Responses to "Tom the Dancing Bug: Odious in the Uterus"
Raymee says:
Ender's lost children?
eviladrian says:
Last week, a truck was stopped at the US border carrying hundreds of frozen embryos from Mexico!
Who knows how many more are sneaking through, defrosting and taking root in the fertile loins of mama grizzlies across the non-gay states?
Trotsky says:
This comic never fails to bring the cowbell.
eviladrian says:
I thought one might try to use his natural-born status to become president, but we know that's no longer necessary, amirite?
#nobama #tcot #palin2012
urbanspaceman says:
On a related note, a rather unusual comic strip drawn by a "prolife" cartoonist. Its main character is a fetus inside the womb. And the strip is now in its tenth year of publication. Ten years…I think even elephants have shorter gestation periods…
Trotsky says:
When I saw the image up top, I immediately thought it was the cover to a gangsta rap CD.
BrotherPower says:
So THIS is what Arlene's afraid of if she carries Rene's baby to term…
Anonymous says:
hahaha. i am so glad i read this comment. =)
benher says:
*sigh* we ALWAYS get defeated by our own lofty principles…
social_maladroit says:
I was so going to read the whole thing, but after seeing the first panel, I got cold fetus. So to speak.
lewis stoole says:
i find the image of a fetus smoking a cigarette in such a confined space to be highly distasteful.
Anonymous says:
Hilarious, especially in light of the long trend of anti-choice cartoons that only show the fetus and completely erase the mother, leaving her a darkened silhouette at best.
Anonymous says:
Difficult to speculate as to what the artist was thinking, but if I'm guessing right I think he is spot on. Obviously no one blaims the fetuses, but by showing the fetuses he is able to debunk everyone's over protectiveness side that inevitably dismisses the issues at hand rather than facing them.
princeminski says:
See "First Trimester Fetus: Criminal Mastermind" on the Onion's CD NOT FOR BROADCAST (1994). Much funnier.
SpaceGhost says:
Whats really amazing is not the level of intelligence of those unborn fetuses or their ability to coordinate attacks on the U.S., but the fetus's ability to shoot the agent directly from an image of himself on a sonogram.
Joseph Hertzlinger says:
I have a suggestion for a moral principle: Whether a person has rights is independent of the emotional state of anybody else.
This has implications for both unwanted children and unwanted aliens (better known as illegal aliens).
In related news, the saying "You're nobody until somebody loves you." looks less sappy and more horrifying.
saru says:
What moral system are you suggesting currently changes your rights based on someone else's emotional state?


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WCS will always be known as a school where God's Word is faithfully taught and central in all we do.
WCS will be known for its strength in student discipleship and for training faculty & staff in this vital area.
WCS will be known as a vibrant school that demographically reflects the body of Christ among our faculty, staff and student population.
WCS will continue to craft positive new professional relationships with other ministries and organizations in the greater Columbus area and beyond.
WCS will continue to meet the growing and changing educational needs of our community and become known as a Christian school of "increasing academic excellence".
WCS will become a statewide leader among Christian schools as a school which excels in the use of technology as an instructional method, in student application & in curricular design.
WCS, sensing that our families will be best served by having an increased presence in northern Franklin/southern Delaware Counties, has initiated the process of reviewing (previously established) plans for the construction and funding of a new MS and HS facility — with the goal of establishing a reasonable timeline for the start of a building program as finances allow.
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Join us for a lovely afternoon treat during the hectic holiday season. Blithewold's informal tea includes our custom-blended tea served alongside sweet and savory items, including Bristol Bakery's scrumptious scones.
Teas will be held during the week from Tuesday through Friday. There are two seatings each day, with tea times at either 1:30 pm or 3 pm. The teas are not suitable for very young children. Price for tea is $12 per person, plus regular admission. Tickets will be sold inside the mansion.
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A Thousand and One Stories
By Bill Keith
Out's June/July issue excerpts an excruciatingly funny chapter from Leslie Jordan's upcoming memoir My Trip Down the Pink Carpet, involving himself, Boy George and a monkey in the middle of the desert -- and that's just one of a thousand tales Jordan's got up his sleeve. The actor-writer-storyteller called Out just before he kicked off his summer-long tour.
Leslie Jordan: Is this Out magazine?
Out: It sure is.
I'd like to place an ad, please. I'm an old cocksucker who can take his teeth out.
Well that's the third call like that I've gotten, today.
But I'm the best.
Have you taken that ad out before?
A few times. You're gonna print part of my book! The story about Boy George. I'm scared Boy George will come after me!
I would be too, he's scary. He's built like a football player.
He's a big ole' queen but he'll probably say it's all a big lie and I'll end up on Oprah's couch. Won't that be awful? Well, it happened, it really did!
You'd prefer us to run 'Gypsies, Tramps, and Queens'?
I like that one the best probably. It's a story from when I went to Romania while it was under Communist rule. We were in Bucharest and it was very wink-wink for how to find the gay bars and everything. And we found this old gay bar and we walked in and I was just the Queen of the Night. I was the Belle of Bucharest. All the young gay boys weren't getting any attention. We finally figured out that all these boys wanted sugar-daddies, all these young boys wanted to get out of Romania. So anyway, I ended up with this boy and it's a long story -- he stole my passport and left me on the side of the road.
These things happen. You also mention an episode at La Poubelle in L.A'
Yeah, I got thrown out of there.
Me too! About a year ago.
Really? My friend Billy Butler and I had about six very dirty martinis, back when I drank. I'm sober, gosh ten years now, but they used to call me the Tiny Terror because I would just slap people. I don't know what that was about. Sometimes peoples' faces I could barely reach. I would just slap people right across the face. And I slapped [Billy] and he slapped me back and we had this big kind of gay smack down right in the middle of La Poubelle and they threw us out.
I can't believe the number of famous people who show up in your book.
My friend Michael Broussard who works with Simon & Schuster has pestered me relentlessly for years. He said, 'Just write down ten stories, or ten ideas or ten pages, anything I can pitch and I'll get you a book deal.' And I'd think, I don't know, I don't know. And every time I'd be with him somewhere he'd say 'See that's an idea, that's a story, write that down.' So anyway, finally after I won that Emmy [in 2006 for
That's not normally how they do things'
Yeah, he said, 'I don't care if you're Michael Jackson, you've got to get here on your own dime.' So I was a little surly when I got there, but I walked into the room and I was just at home. I just started spouting off stories about everybody I'd worked with, from George Clooney to Luke Perry and they just hollered and so I got this book deal. The cool thing was that I'd signed onto this television series with Lily Tomlin on HBO that Linda Bloodworth-Thomason wrote called '12 Miles of Bad Road,' that's since been shelved.
Such a shame.
Yes. Well, we shot the pilot and they gave Linda six months to get some scripts under her belt, so I had a little bit of money from Simon & Schuster and like six months free to sit here in Los Angeles and just write. And I was amazed at how disciplined I was. See I always though that to write you had to be inspired' and, no, honey, if you're under a deadline you sit your ass down and you write! So I'd get up and go have a nice breakfast and I'd write from 10-12, and then I'd have a nice lunch and have a good afternoon writing session. I thought, 'This is a new career here! I love this.' And you know, you make mistakes, like early on you want to read everything to people and their eyes just glass over. You're reading pages and pages and they think, 'Oh God, here she comes, she's gonna read to me! Oh God, here she comes, hide! She's gonna read to us from that fuckin' book!' But I learned that it's kind of a lonely profession, and you have to kind of serve yourself.
But it ended up in the end being a good experience for you?
Yeah, it was incredible. And we'll see, I could very easily buy a cabin up at Big Bear Lake and just disappear and write. As long as I could get Rentboy.com to deliver up to Big Bear Lake.
I don't think that'd be a problem. And you've clearly got at least a thousand more pages in you.
Listen, I've got a thousand more pages that she has. My wonderful editor Ursula Kerry cut whole chapters. At first they told me, 'Just write the book. Don't edit yourself, just write.' I turned it in and of course it was just filled of everything I could think of. So Ursula called me and said, 'You know, we could publish this book as is and it would be very popular in gay bookstores, but you're preachin' to the choir, honey, and you have a wonderful message. If you let me clean it up, I can get it in Borders, I can get it in Barnes & Noble, and we can have a big hit on our hands.' And she'd send me things and I'd think, 'Oh my god, I'm losing my voice, I'm losing my voice, and you're kiddin' me she cut that, and now it's so sanitized!' But you know, the more that I just allowed her to do her thing, which is editing -- I'm so proud of it now.
What are you saddest about not working into the book.
I was at a party one time with two lesbian filmmakers from Texas. One of them had grown up in Tyler, Texas, and there were about 40 kids who'd all grown up from first grade all the way to high school together of various ages. Thirty-eight of them all turned out gay in their neighborhood. She did a documentary called There Must Be Somethin' In The Water. When we were there, she said, 'I want you to meet our son.' Well, he had run for class president in a Dallas public school. Now this is Bush country with short stays on execution row. Anyway, he put signs up all over the school that said, 'Vote for Mike, because his mom's a dyke, and they know how to get things done.' And he won! And here comes this kid who is also a junior rodeo champion, and I said 'Well, with two dykes from Texas raisin' him how could he be anything but?' He came in with a belt buckle you could serve a turkey on and this cowboy hat, and I'm telling you he was the coolest kid. He looked you right in the eye, and he worked that room like a politician.
What's the dirtiest thing that had to go?
Oh, well there was a lot more to the cowboy story. There's a chapter in there called 'Drugstore Cowboy' where I describe the biggest dick I'd ever seen. And I went into a lot more detail about that. There was a lot more in the Billy Bob Thorton story, not really salacious stuff. It's funny because the legal department called me and they said, 'We've got a few issues here.' I found out that the more famous the person the more you can say. But I had to go to Beverly D'Angelo because I said she had a fat ass, so I called Beverly and she said, 'Oh, honey, I'm proud of my fat ass. I don't want to be one those little skinny Paris Hilton-y types.'
In the chapter 'Peter Gazing' you talk about your life long fascination with penis size and how you can't help yourself from checking out men's packages. Tom Cruise is mentioned. Did you have to get his approval?
I said I didn't [inspect the size of his penis] because his religious fervor bugged me. [Laughing] Everyone thinks he's gay -- but he's too boring to be gay. I don't think he's gay at all. He's just not clever enough to be gay. But anyway -- there was all kinds of stuff about big dicks, my obsession with big dicks. A lot about my obsession with rent boys and stuff. They just cleaned it up. It's still naughty, you know.


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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiltshire
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiltshire, Dickson City, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married Sept. 7, 1963, in St. Mary's Visitation Church, Dickson City, by the late Monsignor Niebrzydowski.
They were attended by Barbara Reddington, Al Borisewicz, Ted Geraets, Joanne Kozar Portanova and the late Veronica Gongalewski.
Mrs. Wiltshire is the former Henrietta Przwara, daughter of the late Jacob and Helen Przywara. She retired from the former Pawnee Pants Co., Olyphant.
Mr. Wiltshire is the son of the late Edward and Helen Wiltshire. He is a Navy veteran and retired from IBM after 32 years as a service engineer.
They marked the occasion with an anniversary Mass celebrated by the Most Rev. Joseph C. Bambera, bishop of the Diocese of Scranton, in St. Peter's Cathedral and a Mass celebrated by Monsignor Patrick Pratico in St. Mary's Visitation Church. They also held a dinner reception at Regal Room, Olyphant, with family and friends.
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