Monday, December 23, 2024

Miss Cellania's Links

Family Christmas Shenanigans Continue for the Eleventh Year.

The Real-Life Origins of Taboo Fairy Romance. Long before “A Court of Thorns and Roses,” 17th-century Swedish courts investigated supernatural love.  

When women under age 25 in America get pregnant, their odds of death by homicide more than double. (via Kottke


22 Movies They Made Three Times in One Year.

Everyone has the right to refuse medical care, but when your children keep dying from treatable illnesses, that starts to look like a crime. (via Strange Company)

Torpedo juice: The legendary, illegal WWII liquor drunk in Alaska and around the world. (via Boing Boing) https://boingboing.net/2024/12/19/how-wwii-sailors-turned-torpedo-fuel-into-bootleg-alcohol.html

Does your health insurance cover prosthetic limbs? Many companies say they aren't medically necessary. (via Fark

The plight of crunchy moms who didn't want to get political. (via Nag on the Lake)

How a College Gym Teacher in Massachusetts Invented a New Sport to Keep His Students Entertained and Fit During the Frigid Winter.


2 comments:

gwdMaine said...

Crunchy moms are stalking the wild asparagus. Ever eat a pine tree? Many parts are edible.

Anonymous said...

Eat a pine tree... yucchh. I suppose there’s a difference between edible and tasty, but except the seeds pine is bitter. Actually most conifers are bitter, that keeps the shorties from being devoured before they become teens.

I wonder how the stats compare between married and unmarried women under 25 who get pregnant then murdered?

PA has been a magnet from the start, any religion was welcome, that was one of Willie Penn’s big drawing cards, as it was not true of most of the colonies. I read a couple years back the FBI claimed PA had the most right wing revolutionary groups too.

Insurance companies are bad, and health insurance the worst. These days you need insurance to go to the vet too. But you can beat the insurance companies, just don’t accept any medical treatment for your family. You may lose some tax deductions however.
xoxoxoBruce