morality legislation agenda pbs special

[iftsiga]

I expect this to depress me this evening, even if it doesn't cover anything I don't already know.

+It's on PBS stations anywhere, you can look up showtimes in your area. Should be repeated tomorrow many places. It's short, mostly about South Dakota. Apparently there are some web only bits at http://www.pbs.org/now/ ...The interviewer seems to be restraining herself mightily from giving the smug sanctimonious head of the abstinence education movement a slap with a shoe. ++Alas, there are no "desirious of shoe-slapping" confessions at the website, but there are broader things covered than the televised bit was able to do.

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[xauenmurph.livejournal.com]

Those signs should have been relentlessly amended and/or defaced.

Falcons for Life? FALCONS? What a peculiar choice of name. Law clerk where I used to work saw a falcon take a pigeon apart in midair. The bird of prey and pigeon body went one way, the pigeon's head went t'other.

[simmeringhatred.livejournal.com]

Those signs were twenty feet up in the air, next to a highway surrounded by cornfields. Hard to reach, and highy visible.
The BGSU football team is called the Falcons, and as such, every BGSU'er is sort of referred to as a Falcon, because why else would one go to school than to watch/support fucking football? Dont even get me started...

[xauenmurph.livejournal.com]

Paint balloons and a slingshot. Potato guns full of elderly beets. Bigger budget: Hire a crop-duster to hit it with something indelible. Hire a cherrypicker to stop quick and slap up a big sticky label....oh well, I'm full of ideas, but not ways to get a tidy caption added.

I'm glad UB's football team was universally considered a joke.

[simmeringhatred.livejournal.com]

My personal favorite would be to be able to afford my own billboard and put up atheist posters on the other side of the highway.

Sadly, the BG Falcons were not considered a joke. I do recall the Bulls being derided as shit, however.