Hmm. Maybe it was the Olympics people... they seem to be on a rampage lately about people using their trademarked name and logo without paying a pretty penny for the privilege.

It's entirely too easy for so-called "men" these days to leave their families. (Yeah, a few women do it too, but the percentage is tiny compared to their male counterparts.) All they have to do is up and go - no social shame, years before the financial effects of child support garnishment really catch up to them, and always some fool woman willing to shack up just to have a guy in her bed - and no shame on her part, either, that she's contributing to the break-up of someone else's family.

The lack of social stigma and decline of disapproval for immoral behavior has led to things that simply have no other method for repair. I hope the tide changes... and soon.

Once upon a time, it got a spanking, and we learned not to do it again!

Don't know the rules about sperm donors, but there are some pretty restrictive details for egg donors. Definitely not something just any female over 18 can do.

On the other hand, plasma donation is open to a much larger percentage of the population - at least those that live in the metro area where it's available - and it's surprising that it's not mentioned in the article.

Isn't it about time to stand up against the REAL bullies?

It'd be cheaper and more effective to exterminate them.

That's low.

So celebrities make the news and are praised when they agree to go to dances with underage dates, but real-life everyday role models can't?

Yeah, that makes sense.

Bike riders insist they be treated extra special on the road, but they don't even want to do the bare minimum and follow the same laws as everyone else.

Be glad... the cheapest place in Hood River is still a dime higher than that!