Okay, nevermind that vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin got duped by a third-grader, or that she seems to believe that the VP is “in charge of the Senate,” but seriously, though, what the hell kind of red leather zip-up cowgirl space suit is she wearing there?
I know we’re not supposed to talk about lady candidates’ “clothes” because we’re supposed to be taking them “seriously” or whatever, but my god, what IS that?
There’s absolutely no way I’m not going to start abusing this service.
You’ve Got Mail … and an STD
Study Shows Using E-postcard to Ward Past Partners is Catching On
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WASHINGTON — If a card that reads “you’re too hot to be out of action -– I got diagnosed with herpes since we played” ends up in your inbox, think twice before marking it spam.
A public health Web site called Inspot.org has put the trend of e-cards, e-mail, and e-vites to a unique purpose: the e-postcard that notifies you that a past sexual partner came down with a sexually transmitted disease or infection.
The sender can choose the STD, and whether to disclose their name, while Inspot.org will automatically send a list of local health resources to the recipient.
Opinions may vary about the e-cards, but the trend is growing, according to a study by the site’s creators in the Internet Sexuality Information Services online journal.
I appreciate the shiny new tile and automatic soap dispensers in the bathroom, I do. But maybe now we can shift our focus to getting all three toilets working at the same time?
kthx.
