sylvar: (Oh purr!)
I love Threadless because they've got so many great designs. Sadly, they often sell out quickly (as [livejournal.com profile] pappy74 found out last time). So if you dig either of these, get some while there are some to get!



Infinity MPG
For all you bicycle fans and lovers of clean air. These will annoy people who drive a Hummer.

 




Adultery
Because the plural of spouse is spice. Or, in this case, ketchup and mustard. You'll wear this shirt with relish.

Walkabout

Mar. 30th, 2006 08:03 pm
sylvar: (Oh purr!)
I went for a little walk this evening while listening to [livejournal.com profile] polyweekly. Well, it was a long episode, and by the time Minx had finished reading "Payback's a Bitch" by [livejournal.com profile] xanpet2000, I'd already walked nearly two miles. I turned around and headed home, and then heard Minx read my letter on the air, which definitely gave me a second wind. (EDIT: It's episode #51, about 37 minutes (in a row) from the beginning.)

Now I'm showered and squeaky clean (hmm, where's that can of WD-40?) and looking forward to a fun night of... well, of housecleaning, no doubt, but I'll try to enjoy it anyway.

And now for some lyrics from a song that made my drive home a little more enjoyable.

'Insanity' by Boingo (formerly Oingo Boingo) )
It's a good song. If you can't find it anywhere, and don't mind a really big e-mail attachment, let me know.
sylvar: (Polyamory Heart)
Charles Krauthammer had some poly-friendly things to say about gay activists who want to avoid talking about polyamory lest the "slippery slope" argument lead moderates to conflate gay marriage and poly unions and marrying a goat.
After all, if traditional marriage is defined as the union of (1) two people of (2) opposite gender, and if, as advocates of gay marriage insist, the gender requirement is nothing but prejudice, exclusion and an arbitrary denial of one's autonomous choices in love, then the first requirement -- the number restriction (two and only two) -- is a similarly arbitrary, discriminatory and indefensible denial of individual choice.
Posit a union of, say, three gay women all deeply devoted to each other. On what grounds would gay activists dismiss their union as mere activity rather than authentic love and self-expression? On what grounds do they insist upon the traditional, arbitrary and exclusionary number of two?
Call me agnostic. But don't tell me that we can make one radical change in the one-man, one-woman rule and not be open to the claim of others that their reformation be given equal respect.
-- Charles Krauthammer, "Pandora and Polygamy", March 17, 2006 Washington Post

p.s.: my original subject line involved 'WaPoOpEd' until I saw what it looked like...

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Seen on a del Sol at the Tampa Palms Publix tonight:



Makes me wonder if Franklin, the CafePress store owner, is local to Tampa. In any case: Franklin, you rock.

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