scottobear | (no subject)

I'm concerned for my brother. He's taking too much of his 'scrip and now has to wait a week with none before he can see his doc to get more. I'm pissed. The last thing he should be doing is abusing his medication... that stuff is very addictive. He needs to go to the doctor tomorrow, tell him what he's done, and get a proper dosage, if he needs a higher one. Hopefully, that's what'll happen... He has a potentially good gig at a new place, but they want him to cut his hair... and he's not into that. I can understand that.... a need for some personal freedom is important, and he does have gainful employment now.

I'm concerned about his health and well-being, and will be calling him a lot in the next few days...I hope he doesn't get sick of me peeking in, and trying to help.

A mind-bogglingly bad idea: the so-called "Victim's Rights Amendment." They want to put "victims and victims families first" by getting around that pesky due process thingy and ensuring that far more innocent people go to the chair. Apparently, someone missed a civics class.

I still would rather see ten guilty men go free than see one innocent man suffer.

Ooooh.... robot house-cleaner, will sell for under $200. (sweeps and mops!) I wonder how Newt would deal with it.

Joe Lamond, president and chief executive officer of International Music Products Association, listens as his fellow witness Elmo of Sesame Street testifies during a House Labor, Health and Human Services, Education Appropriations Committee hearing on Capitol Hill Tuesday, April 23, 2002, in Washington. The two were testifying in favor of school music education.