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First, from me, the dangerously obsessed with the now diminishing Schiavo story guy, via Wonkette, comes a story from the northern reaches of Michigan. Yep, the crazy Michigan Militia was actually looking for supporters to go into Florida and "rescue" Terri Schiavo. Of course they had a few problems like needing medical professionals, support from the family, a plan...
The militia's leader linked the wish to send a group of thousands who would rise up and, in an act of "civil disobedience" kidnap Schiavo to the Martin Luther King Jr. March on Washington of the 1960's. Personally, I don't quite get the connection.
Parents' lawyer thwarted plan to send militias to aid Terri Schiavo
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In much, much happier, but not less disturbing news, who wouldn't want to cuddle up to a nice little Rhinovirus?
Yes, it's plush microbes. What's the perfect gift for the child in your life? Giant representations of common (and somewhat uncommon) maladies that are huggable, and loveable. Personally, I just want kids to have to explain to unknowing adults what there stuffed animal is.
"What do you have there little girl?" "Epstein-Barr!" "And the other one?" "Oh, that's Hepatitis!" Hilarity ensues.
You might, or might not want to check out the other furry critters in the line, including HIV, at Giant Micobes.
The militia's leader linked the wish to send a group of thousands who would rise up and, in an act of "civil disobedience" kidnap Schiavo to the Martin Luther King Jr. March on Washington of the 1960's. Personally, I don't quite get the connection.
Parents' lawyer thwarted plan to send militias to aid Terri Schiavo
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In much, much happier, but not less disturbing news, who wouldn't want to cuddle up to a nice little Rhinovirus?
Yes, it's plush microbes. What's the perfect gift for the child in your life? Giant representations of common (and somewhat uncommon) maladies that are huggable, and loveable. Personally, I just want kids to have to explain to unknowing adults what there stuffed animal is.
"What do you have there little girl?" "Epstein-Barr!" "And the other one?" "Oh, that's Hepatitis!" Hilarity ensues.
You might, or might not want to check out the other furry critters in the line, including HIV, at Giant Micobes.
