Two lesbians (or any other two people that might have sexual attraction for each other) living chastely in the same house seems like a recipe for disaster. I see nothing wrong with it in principle, but who really thinks that’s a good idea? And like Comrade, I’m a little creeped out by th...

As we’ve talked about before, Creative Loafing up and shitcanned several of their staff not too terribly long ago. And if we’ve learned anything in this world, it is that VH1’s template of fondly remembering shit people didn’t so much care for the first time is pure gold. And...

The senior class from The Acting Studio (122 Flagship Dr., Tampa, FL) has put together a "must-see" show reviving the longest running show on London's West End, Return to the Forbidden Planet by Bob Carlton! Shakespeare, B-movie Sci-Fi and classic rock tunes from the 50's and 60's are creatively wov...

At first blush, having a committed celibate relationship would seem an excellent compromise to me. One objection comes to mind, though: Lust is a sin; in that lesbian woman’s place, I’d ask myself, is this relationship causing me to lust more than I would otherwise? This is something tha...

A lurker writes: Is the woman the lesbian is living with also a lesbian?  That would make a big difference I would think, between companionship, and stupidly dangling temptation before your eyes. Should an alcoholic have a non-drinking relationship with a beer? This, of course, raises the question ...

The ice and sleet just missed Memphis this morning.  So all the local schools are open.  My morning commute upstairs was  quite easy today.  We are barely in the second month of the massive $787 billion stimulus package.  Most of the spending impact does not start until 04-01-2009 (tax cuts-foo...

Alan Chambers of the “ex-gay” organisation Exodus says that “sexless committed relationships between members of the same gender” are sinful, and that this is a “fairly cut and dry biblical position on this issue”. He cites the example of: …a Christian lesbia...

OK, let’s start with a bit of media law: It is almost impossible to libel a public official, thanks to the protection of the First Amendment and Times v. Sullivan. Anyone who wants to win such a lawsuit not only has to prove he/she was defamed but that it was done with actual malice or [...]...

Anybody read Franklin W. Dixon? When I was a kid I started reading the damned Hardy Boys. I loved old Frank and Joe. I owned every Hardy Boys book in the series…well at the time there were only 58 titles plus the Detective Handbook. Due to money and contracts and “business,� the series was exp...

As I referenced in my prior entry, I'm reviewing Sun's three major strategic imperatives, and our progress going in to next fiscal year. Our strategic imperatives, in order, are: 1. Technology Adoption 2. Commercial Innovation 3. Efficiently Connecting 1. and 2. This entry focuses on the second, Com...