Image meme

Grokked from several people.

Go to Google Images, type in your first name, and post the first image that comes up.

( I could've been a contender )

You can call me Ray..

If you call me Douglas, you're probably my family.

If you call me Doug you are either a friend or are reading my name tag at work

If you call me Dougie you are making me angry.

If you call me Traveller, we hung out together in high school.

If you call me Berry we were in the Army together.

If you call me Thumper we were in the 25th ID together.

If you call me Mr. Berry you don't know me very well.

If you call me Mr. Douglas you can't read my medical chart right.

If you call me Sniper, you know me from the Duchovnics.

If you call me Penguin Boy, you know me from the TML

Crunchy WinAmp metal goodness

Blue Oyster Cult - Veteran of the Psychic Wars

into

Iron Maiden - Phantom of the Opera

Riding Journal

Nice day. Good ride.

Distance: 1.678 miles
Maximun Speed: 15.6 mph
Average Speed: 12.5 mph
Time: 8m, 4s

An interesting moral question

Woman charged with murder after allegedly ignoring warnings to have Caesarean

A pregnant woman who allegedly ignored medical warnings to have a Caesarean section to save her twins was charged Thursday with murder after one of the babies was stillborn.

OK, I'm a strong supporter of abortion rights. My opinion is that until that child is born, it is the mother's choice on what happens to her body. Even so, I've set myself a "moral limit." Once the fetus is viable, it's too late. If you can't make up your mind in before that point, it's simply too late.

Now, what burns me about this case is the woman refusing a C-section because she didn't want the scars. Utterly shallow. Makes me want to slap her.

But I question the murder charge. In Utah, murder can be charged for harming or killing a fetus except in cases of abortion. The law has been used to prosecute women who take drugs while pregnant, for example. But here? Let's be clear. A C-section is am invasive medical procedure, surgery, that carries all the risks of surgery. Should it be a crime to refuse surgery for whatever reason? Say that she objected to the surgery on religious grounds.. would the charges even have been filed?

Would you prosecute the case?