Oh my goodness, to paraphrase my friend LG, why can't Karl Rove get cancer instead? I love you, Edwards family!
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It would be less mean-spirited to hope that no one got cancer, and that all those who did, survived. Guess that wouldn't be "pinktalk", whatever that is.
Posted by: Eh? | March 22, 2007 at 06:33 PM
witty, witty retort there, "eh?" (if indeed that IS your real name.)
nice email address, as well.
i guess we can add a name under karl's.
Posted by: [mark] | March 22, 2007 at 07:09 PM
OMG, it *totally* would be less mean-spirited, but it wouldn't be HONEST, would it? I really do hope Karl Rove get cancer! Seriously! I just think cancer should be distributed amongst those who really deserve it is all. I am all about the fairness.
And, if cancer becomes curable, then I wish something else for him, something like...oh, is there anything just called "brain explosion" or "blinding pain"?
Posted by: Sarah | March 22, 2007 at 10:35 PM