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what I did on my lunch break:
Jul. 1st, 2005 01:45 pmI read the NYTimes. Sandra Day O'Connor announced her resignation, Steven Spielberg's making another Big Serious Film, and Brooke Shields wrote an op-ed piece about post-partum depression (take that, Tom Cruise).
And here, at #18 on the "Most E-mailed Articles List," is a gem of a story about a book: "Are These Parties For Real?" -- and the myth of the oral sex parties rears its ugly head once again. The article is actually fairly interesting, and presents several sides of the story without going into full-on Helen Lovejoy mode ("Won't somebody please think of the children?!").
More thoughts on this later, when I'm not illegally updating from work.
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And here, at #18 on the "Most E-mailed Articles List," is a gem of a story about a book: "Are These Parties For Real?" -- and the myth of the oral sex parties rears its ugly head once again. The article is actually fairly interesting, and presents several sides of the story without going into full-on Helen Lovejoy mode ("Won't somebody please think of the children?!").
More thoughts on this later, when I'm not illegally updating from work.
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