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K-1: One of the best fights I've ever seen.
11/04/10, 13:50
Often people watch fights and will do the Monday-morning quarterback thing: "He should have... He definitely shouldn't have... I could've done much better, etc."
I doubt many people would actually think they could do better here. |
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George Carlin - Voting
11/04/10, 13:42
If you're interested in hearing the heterodox argument on voting: http://www.cnbc.com/id/39970869/
Given the comments, it doesn't seem to be a very popular train of thought. |
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North Carolina Man Captures Bigfoot on Thermal Camera
11/04/10, 00:20
I fail yet again at not replying. :( |
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North Carolina Man Captures Bigfoot on Thermal Camera
11/04/10, 00:19
"Money shot"
Yeah, that term has no other overt context than the one you're trying to use, Mr. Local-news-guy. |
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JC denton is a dick
11/02/10, 12:13
What was #1? If you say anything other than Planescape: Torment, I'm going to be very confused. |
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demonic broken toy
10/28/10, 13:07
If someone were spinning me around that fast, I doubt I'd be able to avoid puking for as long as Elmo did. |
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Richard Heene debuts the NEW BEARSCRATCH!!
10/28/10, 10:18
Not even that. He invented a stick with sleeves to screw on to a wall. |
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fainting goat kittens.
10/27/10, 18:33
"Due to the crass insensitivity of some of the posts, comments have been disabled."
Anyone care to suppose what posts someone could find horribly offensive about kittens who fall down? |
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Playboy Playmate turned MMA fighter dislocates elbow.
10/26/10, 23:41
Do they ban tit-punching? If I were fighting a chick the chesticles would be the first thing I'd go for. |
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Rand Paul Supporters Step On Head of Woman from MoveOn dot Org
10/26/10, 11:58
Yes. That was late in the 1800's. Most of us missed that since we weren't alive. |
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Russians being russian
10/25/10, 18:43
I can guarantee that there's a Russian video site out there somewhere with American doing something like this titled "Americans being American." |
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Glenn Beck Calls Evolution 'Ridiculous'
10/24/10, 23:53
Surprise reveal: someone who doesn't like evolution doesn't understand even the most fundamental concepts about it. |
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Diablo III: Demon Hunter Cinematic
10/24/10, 23:44
Not included in trailer: loads of furious left clicking due to a horribly dumbed-down UI. |
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Tree Riding
10/21/10, 17:25
When was the last time something DIDN'T go badly in Russia? They've just learned to accept it. |
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A massive line for gasoline, in France.
10/20/10, 16:29
Thanks, svraz. That's the element that I was missing. Like I alluded to above, actions evaluated outside of their own culture can be confusing. |
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A massive line for gasoline, in France.
10/20/10, 13:34
A factory union striking for better pay makes sense. The strike sets up an environment so that management (who is determining wages, benefits, work practices, etc.) can't make money. It puts pressure on the people who need to be pressured.
This strike, however, is about pension reform which has to do with legislators. Management and the people buying gas have nothing to do with their beef. Legislators have the "little people" buy gas for them and are not affected.
Plus, assuming Sarkozy's idea to push the age of retirement up by two years doesn't pass now, when voters are choosing new lawmakers in the future do you think they'll be more or less likely to vote for the benefit of this union? Punitive tactics usually have a way of making people less inclined to go with you.
It seems like a better approach would be to pressure the lawmakers and pledge the unions to not voting for anyone who supports this pension measure as there's much less "collateral damage." That's why this episode doesn't make sense to me. Well... that or I'm not French so I have no idea as to how French people think. |
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A massive line for gasoline, in France.
10/20/10, 12:31
Yeah! That'll show those legislators and win people to your side... by annoying lots of people who don't make the laws. |
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Fallout: New Vegas intro glitch
10/20/10, 12:02
And for any automated NSA internet-watching software: I forgot to mention that I was intending to get this game regardless. Hence the last sentence in the previous post.
Please don't throw me in Gitmo. :( |
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Fallout: New Vegas intro glitch
10/20/10, 12:01
There are certain programming practices/auditing techniques that reduce the number of bugs. They take more time and effort to write the code, but the program is more solid so less quality assurance and testing is needed. Of course, programmers are, by nature, lazy and game companies want to ship as fast as possible; the less time you develop something means fewer costs. Fewer costs mean greater profit margins. So, essentially, games will always be as buggy as consumers will tolerate.
As a future ex-southern Nevada resident, I'm looking forward to seeing if I can nuke my local DMV. |
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How not to referee a Muay Thai match
10/19/10, 19:51
At least that explains how someone would actually get caught by that retarded "superman" punch. |
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