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Thu Dec 3
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12/02/09
Are these women on some sort of contractual agreement that they must do a certain number of magazine covers per year? Sorry, I'm just tired of the same people staring out at me from magazine shelves.
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For real. With the exception of Lady Gaga and Britney holding her kids, you could have told me these were covers from 5 or even 10 years ago and I would have believed you.
12/02/09
Of course, where I come from, cow tipping is a semi-standard party game, so YMMV.
12/02/09
Also, I agree; I went to high school parties and, while I drank occasionally, never overindulged. I also dated druggies and even a pot dealer, but never felt the urge to try their product m'self. Generalizations FTW!
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I can't believe it will be 2010!
11/30/09
11/30/09
In fact! My entire family still lives along the bayous, and they all -had- to raise their houses in order to keep their home insurance. (Another post-hurricane gripe: The Road Home program was supposed to fund all these house raisings, and went bankrupt before they could pay out, leaving hundreds without the funds to save their homes / insurance policies.)
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I can't get behind the stringy extensions and raccoon eyes, tho.
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11/30/09
Meryl Streep, I love you. That quote sums up much of why, apart from your talent.
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From the article:
To most residents, the construction is simply good news. "It’s hard living here now, but it’s going to be worth it," said Melba Leggett-Barnes, a cafeteria worker, who is concerned about crime in the neighborhood. The lack of commercial activity is also disappointing. "We used to be able to go to the corner store," she said. "Now we don’t have a grocery; we don’t have a laundry."
This is a legitimate complaint, especially for their area. Consider that people living in lower-income housing don't have reliable transportation (and New Orleans' public transit isn't great)... BUT, maybe it'll come together in good time.
We are all just grateful that someone is doing something.
Also, I had a slight chuckle at the thought of the lower Ninth becoming a "tourist attraction."
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11/30/09
I'm very home proud, and it feels like Katrina's impact is poorly understood by people who don't live in the soup, you know?