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You are right about that. I guess I'm saying I want 1980's Tim Burton back. But don't we all, lol.

Good point, now Disco isn't looking so bad, hehe.

If it went back to Tim Burton I'd be happy, hehe. Don't get me wrong I appreciate what Nolan did. His version of the Joker was great for the modern era. Honestly I think most of my annoyance is directed at Bale and his ridiculous Batman voice, lol. I just could never take him seriously.

Yeah and I mean I do agree that it can be good when times change. I wouldn't have wanted Sesame Street to stay in Disco Land forever ::shivers::, lol.

The Huffington Post is a little too obviously bias as far as journalism goes, but I appreciate the message the article is trying to send.

No definitely not. :) It's just that good writing shouldn't change, hehe. ;)

I didn't mind being short as I long as I was a bit taller than my Mom, hehe.

Men and women weren't exactly friends in ancient times, lol. When he talked to that woman at the well as a practical equal and his male followers were stunned. That was a big deal back then.

Aw, thank you, lol. :halo: Yeah I like to ponder I guess, ya know?

Hmm, maybe it was "witness to homosexuals"?

To witness?

Having OCD and being so sensitive about clothing has always colored my shopping experiences so I just don't generally enjoy it, lol.

Not in this girl's brain, lol.

From a business standpoint it doesn't pay to potentially exclude customers. Chick-Fil-A was very much going against the business grain. The same way they choose to be closed on Sundays (that I actually don't mind, that takes guts, hehe).

Aww, lol. Thank you. Yeah not quite there yet, lol.

People always think I'm younger than I am, which is annoying now but I'm sure I'll appreciate it later on, lol.

Very true and Muppets Go the Movies handled it much better. I loved both Dudley Moore and Lily Tomlin in this.

It is odd that it gained such prominence as a sin. It's really only mentioned a couple of times and not even by Jesus. I do think some of it is just that society is always a little uncomfortable with differences. And not because people are always bigoted; to a certain extent we are wired to be...

Some people find that comforting in a twisted kind of way. The world is very unjust and unfair place, as we all know, and people like to think there's ultimately some kind of justice. Of course they don't think they're the ones facing it, hehe.

I totally understand. Sorry if it was uncomfortable. Just saying conscience is a very fragile concept and sometimes it's not enough to justify something.