Do You Consider this Statutory Rape?
In other news today, it seems as if a teen has developed a solution that could diagnose and possibly cure the flu. You can read the full but short story at The National Post, just click on the blue line.
In the Good News today there was a story at Mercury News about a millionaire who decided to share his birthday with the homeless. He and his brother sold their company to Yahoo for 300 million and after they received their money they had a short list of how they wanted to spend it, of the 3 items, the last was “to do something nice for people who need help!” He also has plans to put his millions to good use. I love to read about someone who is really rich who gives it away to those who aren’t rolling in the dough. So the story put a smile on my face! Even if you don’t have a lot of money there are many ways to give to others. I have heard that it is better to give than to receive, in my experience that is very true.
In Amazingly smart animal news today we have a lovely parrot who was able to tell a veterinarian his owners name and address so they he could go home. The story comes from CNN. Now that’s a smart fellow. But I wonder if he like our friend the moose would mount a statue? And if he did would it be called statutory rape?
I think the technical term would be STATUARY rape
And in more amazingly smart animal news today: I came home to find both of my dogs had some how managed to unlock their crate doors and escape. The larger dog (who can open doors with his nose) had opened the door to my enclosed porch, where the two of them dined on a fine menu of cardboard boxes and sandpaper. Arrrgggghhhh!
Hi 2LD! I can’t believe they could open their crate dogs! Those little (big), devils! I have a hard time opening them and I have an opposable thumb! What the Fuck! They are going to be sorry later, because cardboard and sandpaper may be easy going in, but no so much coming out! I bet it was a HUGE mess though. Now you will have to crate them with a padlock! Ugh!
Hi Glassowater! You know what? I think you’re right! Thanks for the correction!