Oh, for the love of... The pastor of the church, located in Blacklick, Ohio, said the sign was meant as "a loving warning to teens." Nothing says 'love' quite like the threat of eternal damnation! :D ( Source )

This was posted on TalkCSI, and since I'm trying to keep up with spoilers as they happen instead of being behind the times (as usual), I'm going to go ahead and post it. Originally from here : With Rikki coming back, is there any hope for CSI: NY's Danny/Lindsay fans? — Hayley Matt : I myself would answer you, but why not let Carmine Giovinazzo give you a first-hand status report on that...

CSI:NY episode 5.05 spoiler report can be found here . (Will be added to the spoiler post, as usual.)

Chad Allen is going to be in an episode of CSI: Miami , apparently. This makes me semi-happy. While I want to see him in pretty much anything at all, I really wish it was NY instead of Miami - oh geez, he's going to have scenes with Horatio, I just know it. *weeps* He's also going to be in General Hospital: Night Shift - which isn't nearly my kind of thing. I'm not sure if I get the channel, but...

Ok, so I was chatting with Emily tonight, and she told me a story about when we used to live in Jacksonville. Apparently one of her teachers had something against fat people* and gay people (I can't imagine how she'd respond to a fat, gay person). Anyway, the teacher was discussing something in class, some sort of character trait (Emily didn't remember exactly what it was), and the teacher said, 'So...

My sister was talking about a video they watched in History class today - which basically treated the Bible as a textbook. Religious text =/= history textbook But maybe that's just me. I don't think a history class should portray passages from the Bible as verifiable historical fact. I think the Bible's place is in church and in the home - I have nothing against faith or religion, but I don't think...

My sister told me about something a girl said in school today (well, technically yesterday), and I thought I'd share with y'all. The teacher mentioned meteorology and asked a question about its importance (I'm not sure what the actual question was). Anyway, one student responded: "Well, if a meteor was going to hit us, we'd have to know where it was going to land so we could run away." ...This is...

This makes me feel uncomfortable in my vagina area. Ugh I've never heard of anything like that before, and I don't think I want to try one. *squeezes legs together*

Aww, I like this - a nice play on the Torchwood catchphrase, plus John and Scott are fucking adorable. ^_^ I almost called him Scoot *lol*

I swear, I don't even know how this stuff finds me. At least it's not perverse this time...