July 18, 2007
Go Home Already: Sexy Back
>> Larry Flynt has 30 solid leads on potential congressional sex scandals, and was especially shocked to learn something juicy about a yet unnamed senator. [CNN]
>> Via Matt Yglesias, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports the latest hilarity in the Duke Cunningham saga: First, he's snitching to the FBI, so look out, Brent Wilkes. Second, he apparently was miffed that Wilkes got the “younger and cuter” of the prostitutes Wilkes hired for them on a trip to Hawaii, and said he was “somewhat embarrassed on this occasion because he had some difficulty in completing intercourse.”
>> Takoma Park Police say they have arrested the man wanted for sexually assaulting a woman inside her home last weekend. [WJLA]
>> George Washington University students are trying to get CVS to make condoms more accessible in their stores. [City Desk]
>> Get your Save 'Da Meat' T-shirts today.
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What!? You spend a bazillion dollars to go to a school and you can't get free condoms from the health center....Leave the CVS alone!...or do what everyone else does, buy them online.
Being a former G-duber, I don't know what's so hard about asking to unlock the condom case. With all the conceited people there who have no shame treating people like crap, I don't understand why they have any shame asking for condoms.
Besides, condoms are practically free. My memory is hazy, but I swear that there were GW-branded condoms floating around out there.
It's a public health issue, period. As easy as it is to project some kind of selfish, lazy, entitled attitude onto these kids, what they're doing benefits everyone, not just themselves.
Can we unlock the soap too? Seriously.
My office is near GW and I've never had to ask an employee for condoms (which I buy at CVS).
When I worked at a grocery store, we had to stop selling birth control since it was always being stolen. Keeping condoms under lock and key is a sensible way for people to get their rubbers while limiting the damage to CVS's bottom line.
I feel like I can't shop at CVS without getting one of their employees to follow me around with a key:
razors?
soap?
condoms?
the real medicine that works when you have a cold?
But good luck finding an employee with time to unlock stuff for you. The few there are trying to help check people out.
Why haven't other stores locked everything up? I know I can get soap at safeway without a key.