I, On the Other Hand, ...

... have no problem whatsoever with Sheryl Crow touching me.

How hardened and removed from reality must a person be to refuse to be touched by Sheryl Crow?

Life in the reality-based world has it's advantages, ya know:

Of course, I wouldn't be true to myself if I didn't find something to take issue with in the Laurie David/Sheryl Crow blogpost:

Mr. Rove exploded with even more venom. Like a spoiled child throwing a tantrum, Mr. Rove launched into a series of illogical arguments regarding China not doing enough thus neither should we. (Since when do we follow China's lead?)

Unfortunately, there's an all-too easy answer to that last point: Darfur.

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Nethicus said:

There's a much better reason as to Mr. Rove's recoiling at Ms. Crow's touch:

http://the-autopsy.blogspot.com/2007/04/aquanet-moment-sheryl-crow.html

Dale said:

Are you aware that recently on Huffington Post, Ms. Crow advocated we conserve trees by using only one square of toilet paper per toilet visit?

Greg Wythe said:

It didn't seem to bother Lance ... I'm ok with my decision ;-)

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