The cars are melting! Melting! Oooooh, what a world! What a world!

With all the engineers they undoubtedly employed to make this building, you'd think it would occur to at least one of them what would happen if you created a building with a parabolic face and reflective glass.

For all the parents out there, this made me giggle......

http://www.danoah.com/2013/08/my-kid-said-that-7.html

The state of housing in Baltimordor

Oh, dear.

I hope the Vatican has solved this problem by now.

mpetrie98; that story is kind of like the photographer in New Mexico - could the church refuse the gay sauna as tenants? or would they find themselves involved in a lawsuit for not allowing a legal business to occupy a building they are part owners of?

Is Facebook so fab to work in? Could it be there's trouble in Paradise?

Malala Yousafzai is still around, and still a brave young girl. Here, she opens a new library.

Oh, here's one more: Be careful how you hold your poultry. Otherwise, be prepared for a long-standing annoyance.

I believe the Vatican had only a partial ownership stake in the building, so it's not necessarily like they would be able to boot the gay club out of the building.

The cardinal could always leave and find another place to live, too.

Well, re-reading you comment, you did say they were part-owners. The gay club proprietors could have grounds to sue if the building's other owners were not consulted before the club was evicted, I suppose.

The LAUSD is run by morons! They come up with a brilliant plan to give every student an iPad (not sure where the $ came from) and now they figure out that they need another $28 million to buy keyboards for all of them.

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2013/09/03/lausd-may-need-to-spend-millions-on-keyboards-to-go-along-with-students-ipads/

For all the parents out there, this made me giggle......

http://www.danoah.com/2013/08/my-kid-said-that-7.html

Posted by: wtf at September 3, 2013 5:37 AM
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Funny, yes - from a distance. However, it reminds me that I don't quite understand the concept of "indoor voice" and "outdoor voice." That is, it's not just HOW kids say things, it's WHAT they say that's so awful - and "indoor voices" are not quiet enough. My method would be to tell them, at an early an age as possible: "You can yell at the playground. When we're off the playground, WHISPER everything until I give you permission to talk a tiny bit louder. (This of course, would only be when the child is not near strangers.) Indoors OR outdoors."

I'd kill the chicken and eat it, I would wait 8 years to get a diamond back