23 Jul 2008
Artemis
Zoiks! How did THAT ever make it past the NER Board of Public Decency?
Piercing's not my cup of sebum, but the Bill of Rights was never meant to be a complete enumeration. If Nefertitis are not banned by law, then they're legal. The presumption is that we people are born with all rights, and they can only be taken away specifically by our lawmakers.
What I don't like is making Nefertitied Nuns do strip searches, while Muslim men between 20 and 40 are waved through, in order not to appear "racist."
23 Jul 2008
Artemis
Number of women who have used their Nefertiti to comandeer a jetliner: 0.
23 Jul 2008
reactionry
A Wingstroke & A Prayer
Hugh makes the point that while there have been some inappropriate searches as a result of lowering the state's iron bar to include the obviously innocent, they do not a police state prison make.
While I've seen plenty of piercings, I had to enter "Isabella Fourchette Nefertiti" to learn that they pertain to what a Decency Board might demurely describe as the "nether region." Which hath naught to do with the "nether part" of "Airborne Isabel" whose ticket was punched, not by the TSA, nor by a jealous god, but a jealous and full of fury, furry angel.
