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Title: Sedation Fandom: Generation Kill Pairing: Doc Bryan/Eric Kocher Rating: Hard R Word count: around 2000 Disclaimer: Based on the HBO adaptation of Generation Kill. Not based on any real people and no offense intended. Notes: For the Generation Kill Porn Skirmish, prompt: Kocher & Doc Bryan (more if you wish) discussing methods of sedation involving Captain America. Thanks to kahtyasofia for the excellent quick beta. Porn Skirmish main post here( Get some! )Tags: generation kill, my fic Current Mood: pleased
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My dad sent this on to me, and I can't help put post it to point out a couple of things. Environmental angsting behind the cut. Bolds are mine. ( Thank You and Goodbye, a retirement letter from a state marine biologist )I had to point out the thing about the threats to Puget Sound, because I am certain that these threats exist in every watershed touched by humans. The estrogen overload is the #1 reason why I chose to stop taking the Pill. And that is why I abhor the ads for Seasonique currently airing on TV. "There's no medical need for you to have a period while on the Pill," the ads say. What they want listeners to hear is, "You don't need that pesky period interfering with your ambition to become a perfect Barbie clone." Sure, because there's nothing unnatural about that. There's nothing fucked up about the mindset that menstrual cycles are something to be stopped. And who should care that nobody knows if there are long-term risks to doing this, or that if you never have a period you don't know if there's something wrong or different that you should be concerned about (like, oh, getting pregnant). That's interfering with wearing a bikini to the beach, right? Because who can go out clubbing if you have cramps?? Okay, I'll drop the sarcasm. The point I want to make is that we keep finding out that the drugs we take and the behaviors we develop are, in fact, dangerous for us. Look at BPA in plastic, or Zicam, or the fact that all the hand sanitizer and antibacterial soap actually makes us humans MORE susceptible to sickness and infection because our immune systems are wasting away to ineffectiveness. Not to mention that killing bacteria just results in more powerful, antibiotic-resistant strains like MRSA. That's the HUMAN effect—god (or marine biologists) only knows what it's doing to the environment. I'm not even going to start on the rise of obsessive-compulsive disorders like hand-washing. (Gee, nobody did that before we knew of and started freaking out over germs...) This letter depresses me on a several levels, but at the same time I feel an urge to share it for the sake of awareness. Maybe by me posting this, someone else on the Pill (who doesn't need it) will go off it and choose a less environmentally impactful form of birth control. Or people will cut down on the hand sanitizer and antibacterial soap. Save the fishies, yo. Tags: activism Current Mood: pensive
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