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Parks and Recreation - Murals
06/24/11, 00:24
YOU SHUT THE FUCK UP RIGHT NOW!
HOW DARE YOU DISHONOR THE DEAD LIKE THAT!
HE WAS TINY, AND BEAUTIFUL, AND NOW HE IS GONE YOU HEARTLESS BASTARD!
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Parks and Recreation - Murals
06/23/11, 20:50
This is a 'History of Pawnee' book coming out based on the show, hopefully it'll include the murals, in addition to elaborating on the stories. |
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THE BEST GAMERS - Duke Nukem Forever Review
06/23/11, 18:29
Okay, it's a joke review, but it took me a while.
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Parks and Recreation - Murals
06/23/11, 18:22
It's missing the great one of Pawnee citizens attempting to burn a magician at the stake, before pulling back to reveal it happened in a parking lot in the 1970s.
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Jodie Foster is Gay
06/23/11, 18:18
Oh God, there's a whole series of these. About Jodie Foster I mean. Not one for each and every celebrity.
I wonder if his last name is Hinckley?
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David Miscavige Lies About Psychiatry
06/23/11, 14:39
Gee, I wonder why L. Ron Hubbard instructed his followers to mistrust mental health professionals?
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Parks and Recreation - Citizens of Pawnee
06/23/11, 13:17
Every Pawnee citizen moment (including the ones not shown here) is comedy gold. Yet they are a small percentage the show. Because the show is so damn funny, they don't need to rely on the 'Springfield' like cast of citizens to get laughs.
The "HE CAN FLY!" line had me laughing so hard when it aired, it was properly embarrassing.
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Lindsay Lohan for beezid.com
06/23/11, 01:37
The fact that everyone is reporting how stupid it is that people pay attention, makes it successful. Which also applies to Lindsay Lohan's career.
This isn't a criticism of this site or any other. It's an observation of how our attention span has been drawn by M.C. Escher.
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Jon Huntsman announces that he is a presidential candidate
06/22/11, 22:44
...honestly, if it was between a Chinese viceroy, and someone like Michelle Bachmann, I'd pick the former in a heartbeat. Same is true for the better class of alien overlords and Old Ones.
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The Joy of Easy Listening
06/22/11, 22:09
Remember those old Simpsons jokes about how schoolkids get bored to death? Like the film-strip on sand, or the trip to the box factory? All of that sounds infinitely more exciting than a documentary on easy listening.
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Jon Huntsman announces that he is a presidential candidate
06/22/11, 19:39
That his entire plan hinges on Bachman and Palin taking down Romney in a self-destructive blaze, leaving him as the default remaining 'electable' candidate that people can actually remember exists (so not Pawlenty).
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Jon Huntsman announces that he is a presidential candidate
06/22/11, 18:35
"What does it take to move things right".
Exactly then shows biker hesitate, then choose to go left at a fork.
What's the takeaway message here? "The Chinese know best and I have a dirt-bike?"
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The Simpsons - Gay steel mill
06/22/11, 15:09
You can keep your soft, delicate ladies. I'm man enough to fuck a bloke!
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Rifftrax - Santa Claus and the Ice Cream Bunny clips
06/22/11, 11:52
I've never laughed so hard at inarticulate grunting and screaming.
Well, except that once.
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simon phoenix talks to nobody
06/21/11, 23:50
Only 'one' thing that bothers you in a movie about a future in which Taco Bell now dominates the food industry, yet they've replaced toiler paper with seashells?
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The Atheist Experience.
06/21/11, 19:22
They do all the time. It doesn't go any better than Mr. "I don't understand basic principles of nature."
These guys were incredibly patient, and only gave up on the caller when it became obvious that he was expecting them to educate him on the entirety of science, rather than come up with any original ideas or points of his own. And yet, the same people who've left hundreds of comments mocking idiots in videos, are now willing to ascribe smugness to atheists based on a similar reaction.
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Douglas Wilson on Circular Reasoning
06/21/11, 18:19
Even if this were true (and it's not), another person's logical contradiction or lack of evidence doesn't make your own go away.
I've just heard this line of reasoning far too often lately: "We can't 'know' anything, reality has to be assumed, therefore unless you can explain everything about the universe, my beliefs must be treated as valid". And not just by religious people.
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Miss U.S.A. 'delegates' speak about the teaching of evolution in schools.
06/21/11, 17:43
I love that they're called 'delegates' instead of contestants, in an attempt to feign importance. The states didn't chose them, the private organization did. You can't be a delegate to a pageant, on behalf of that same pageant.
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Miss U.S.A. 'delegates' speak about the teaching of evolution in schools.
06/21/11, 17:40
They don't actually mean what they're saying. No one really thinks that kids should be able to answer math questions based on their own beliefs, or that history books should be written based on whatever the local community prefers. They just pretend to in this particular instance as a way of sneaking in their personal beliefs without having to justify them.
Actually, that might be unfair. Some of those ninnies recoil from any answer that might provoke disagreement, and might actually be trained to appease people, rather than consider what is actually true or practical. |
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Miss U.S.A. 'delegates' speak about the teaching of evolution in schools.
06/21/11, 14:47
Some highlights:
Arkansas' "I was never taught evolution in school."
Florida's "We don't know where the first person came from."
Georgia's "Teach science and the Bible and let people decide" (most say 'teach all options', but then mention only biblical creationism as the alternative).
Hawaii's "Everyone should have their own opinion taught."
Iowa's "Teach science as an elective" (she's sadly not the only one)
Kentucky's "Schools shouldn't teach any subject where there's differing opinions"
Mississippi's "It's only a theory, not a fact"
Nevada's "We should teach how Nevada evolved, instead of how people evolved"
New York's "Religion should be taught in schools. Knowledge is power. GO JOE!"
North Dakota's breasts
Virginia's "As a compromise, only teach bits and pieces of theories" |
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