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A La Carte (10/9)

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Tuesday October 9, 2007

The Mom Song
The ladies of Titus2Talk share “The Mom Song.”


Yummy Mommy
An article at Boundless Line discusses the “yummy mommy” trend in society: “You Can Be a Mom AND Look Like a Porn Star!”


Life Lessons from a Toothbrush
Lydia learns a lesson from a toothbrush (no, really!). “The biggest lesson I learned…is this–we in America need to get a life. We have become the world’s leading experts at turning the mundane into the major.”


Thou Mayest Kill
The Times has an article about churches using violent video games to draw youth.


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