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:: Saturday, October 14, 2006 ::
Happy Birthday!
I tried to comment, but couldn't. So I'll just wish Countertop a very happy 35th here. (Why on the Blogspot site? Because Dreamhost has been down or painfully slow all morning.)
Looking Like A Cover-Up... Just sayin that a secret private conference call certainly has the appearances of something fishy going on. This is probably not a good sign for the GOP.
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For The Record... When you send something through a UPS store, you cannot track that item on ups.com. This makes little sense to me.
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The Supreme Court refused Monday to consider whether a Texas law making it a crime to promote sex toys shaped like sexual organs is unconstitutional.
An adult bookstore employee in El Paso, Texas, sued the state after his arrest for showing two undercover officers a device shaped like a penis and telling the female officer the device would arouse and gratify her.
The employee, Ignacio Sergio Acosta, says a Texas law outlawing the manufacture, marketing or dissemination of an "obscene device" including those shaped like sex organs is unconstitutional because it prevents individuals from using such devices, violating their right to sexual privacy.
Colorado, Kansas and Louisiana have held such laws unconstitutional, while Georgia, Mississippi and Texas have upheld them, said Acosta's lawyer in urging the Supreme Court to take the case.
An El Paso County court granted Acosta's motion to dismiss a criminal complaint against him, but an appeals court reinstated it, saying the Texas law did not infringe on private sexual behavior.