She’s guilty of being the victim of sexual assault. What was she expecting…justice?
Yeah, my choices in men. BUT…my lack of perception didn’t give them the right to have sex with me when I clearly didn’t want to have sex with them. So to hell with the problem being me.
You can start with the pilot, which had Loretta Swit as Cagney, but you don’t have to. Meg Foster was replaced because she was perceived as aggressive, which of course meant Cagney was a lesbian. Despite the fact that she has lots of morning phone calls that point to her clearly being an assertive hetero female.
Addendum: My dad’s eye color was close to Meg Foster’s. (cue that one tv’s show’s opening theme, doesn’t matter which, lol)
When I was younger, my favorite sports to play were softball and basketball and I wasn’t too bad at either one. So when I see something like this…well, I just gotta share it!
And yes, I know who Pete Maravich was, though I couldn’t tell you who he played for when he achieved his record.
I never bothered watching the show because to me the movie was better.
France and Ireland are lookin’ pure-dee good about now.
(no video re France’s giving abortion protection under her (lol) constitution, as I figured it was in another thread.)
Irish government ‘walloped’ by referendum defeats
Irish prime minister concedes defeat in a vote over constitutional amendments about family and women
ohh wellll…
It sucks, but from what I hear, the reason it went down was not due to a conservative backlash, but because many people who were progressives felt that the government bungled the language, making it too vague. Probably, they’ll try again during the next government… fingers crossed for that.
Is there a chance of the French government taking back the encoding of abortion into their constitution?
I AM NOT A HISTORIAN OR POLITICAL SCIENTIST:
France’s Constitution was passed in 1958, and there have been a couple of times that amendments have been tried but as far as I know never made it fully through the entire process. I think this is the first successful amendment. So, there’s no history on taking back an amendment.
This is such a sweet story.
