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Authorities protect civilians 2 12 comments
guest · 4 years ago
It's so,strange that US gun violence has INCREASED as gun laws increased in number and restrictiveness.
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Silence 5 comments
guest · 4 years ago
What a terrible burden it must be to be the only generation to have disappointment, not be able to,afford everything you'd like, and not be handed a perfect world by the previous generation.
Irritating af 1 comments
guest · 4 years ago
It's ok to,walk slow, but why do you slowpokes have to walk four across? Let people get by!
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Being Black in America Means You Can Do No Good 4 comments
guest · 4 years ago
Because only in the last year or two have we ratcheted offense and grievance from an 8 to a 9.5.

OK, so they say "ex con" in the headline. That gives more info in less space than giving his name. The headline is SUPPOSED to draw you in to read the article. Did they not mention the name in the article? Of course they did. But yeah, if you only skim headlines you'll miss important details.

Racism? I'll bet that they'd have made the same headline/tagline on a white ex-con as well. But then the offense seekers would say "Oh, you have to point out that a white guy is an 'ex con' because you just assume all Black men are."
We don't destroy everything 7 comments
guest · 4 years ago
But is this typical? Or is she comparing the very Best of one group to the absolute worst of the other group?
Julian Assange arrest 22 comments
guest · 4 years ago
Agreed.

It's illegal in every country to spy on them, but every country has spies in other nations. So, if we are going to be the only country that obeys the law, we're going to be at a serious disadvantage both economically and also in security. But if you grant that we need to do what every country does but denies doing, don't we need to keep a lot of stuff secret, like,identities and even what we found out? In WWII, one of the biggest secrets was that we had the codes broken for both the Germans and Japanese. If that got out, they'd change the coding method.
It's true tho 6 comments
guest · 4 years ago
Can't help but notice that what used to be called a centrist political position is now "far right." As we've voted farther and farther to the left, things have gotten progressively worse.

One example, not,economic, is how students used to bring hunting rifles to school to leave on a hunting trip straight from there. Nobody shot up a school. Now, after decades of MORE LAWS, gun violence is higher, and the "solution" is more laws for the law-abiding to obey, but the law breakers are willing to break seven or eight instead of just five.

But, yeah, keep voting for more "free stuff" like health insurance or college tuition or generous welfare benefits for illegal immigrants, and imagine that it'll be paid for by taxing "the rich."
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Please commit heart.Exe stopped working 6 comments
guest · 4 years ago
Now you Millenials know how Boomers feel when we point out the illogic of something and you have to retreat to your safe space, and allow all view points in the name of "diversity"...except the view points that make you feel bad.
This is pretty well what we have been saying this whole time 28 comments
guest · 4 years ago
Taking a break from Leftist virtue signaling to Tweet common sense / recognizing reality.
Disney Movie Villains: Intensity Intensifies 14 comments
guest · 4 years ago
"Find them, YOU FOOLS!"
Engineers will know 2 comments
guest · 4 years ago
Just remember to enjoy your years of getting a dual major in 19th century folk dance and grievance studies, then bitch about how the engineering grads are getting much more and better job offers than you are.
Hi 2 comments
guest · 4 years ago
OK, guys...please tell me I'm not the only one...

...doesn't this look like AOC?
It's a miracle! 6 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Possibility: The workers are moving stuff from inside the building so it can be demolished, and have taken out the statue first, setting it there to be picked up with the other things that were in the area undamaged by the fire and smoke.
Boss: "You still coming in tomorrow right?" 10 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Q: Why was it such a surprise when this happened?

A: Because such a thing had never entered his head before!
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True af 3 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Can't waste time picking up our garbage, we gotta get to the environmental protest to complain about some company that actually uses evil PLASTIC BAGS AND STRAWS!!!
Basically 9 comments
guest · 5 years ago
So...All these countries that take in Muslim immigrants is having problems? Or weren't we supposed to notice that, and imagine instead that socialism is supposed to bring peaceful bliss?
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Care to invite them inside? 12 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Werewolves are more interesting than vs,pores, but only a couple days per month.
Great precious tender Stingray 9 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Alternatively, people who are really or live in "bad" areas typically don't have a lot of nature or relaxing type of surroundings, so it's not the green necessarily causing problems but indicating the presence of the actual causes. So, getting some green parks into a poor area may not have any positive effects.

But, as always, "scientists say that..." <some bizarre conclusion not supported by the facts> when in reality some scientists made a study that the media misinterpreted.
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We attempted to recreate The Last Supper at my sisters wedding. I think it turned out 7 comments
guest · 5 years ago
That blonde chick wore white to someone else's wedding?
It just woodn't sink 5 comments
guest · 5 years ago
"Scientists aren't sure why a stump won't sink" but also
"Scientists say that Global Warming is going to destroy the world in 12 years."
Drinking pineapple juice before dates is actually a great idea 7 comments
guest · 5 years ago
It takes days to work, not minutes or hours. Plus, you need to,avoid red meat and coffee for those couple days as well.
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Hexagonal Graph paper for organic chemistry 2 comments
guest · 5 years ago
I have paper like that from back when war games were played on paper instead of computers. A hex pattern is more realistic for move,net than squares...with squares, to go four squares forward and three squares left takes seven moves, but with hex it's more like following a line so the number of moves is more realistic.
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Secretive freezing overrated Cheetah 9 comments
guest · 5 years ago
I'm glad he won, but isn't that all part of "business?" One side tries to maximize what they'll get and so does the other? Sears took on a risk that the invention wouldn't take off, and the risk paid off because the ratchet did prove popular. But there are tons of things that get tooled up at no minor cost and distributed but the thing just doesn't catch on. Also, if the value of the invention was so clear, didn't someone else offer him more?

Since he won, maybe Sears misrepresented their side of the negotiations, but it seems naive to think that anybody buying something off you is going to have your interests at heart.
Same same 23 comments
guest · 5 years ago
SJWs: It's terrible that people hunt for sport, even though the fees pay for most of the wildlife conservation costs.

Also SJWs: This Native American tribe NEEDS to hunt and kill this particular kind of endangered whale because their ancestors did, even though their ancestors didn't have outboard motor powered boats or guns that shoot the harpoons.
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Japan places the fuel pumps in the ceiling so you can use them from anyside.. Basically 2 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Or, you can remember what side your gas cap is on, and drive next to the pump with that side facing it.
Just think about it 14 comments
guest · 5 years ago
1. When they find ever more ancient scrolls from what became the Jewish or Christian bibles, or writings that let them translate items they already have but can't understand (like the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls), they find an amazing level of consistency.

2. This guy finds a way to denigrate the beliefs of people whose book tends to encourage them to be better people even by worldly standards (although certainly some are doing a really bad job of it). He doesn't have anything to say about the religions whose book says to harm or kill non-believers. Huh, wonder why.

3. As I've been around the world doing volunteer work, it's only Christians who ever have hospitals or well digging programs or clinics or whatever that they put on for the benefit of "the masses." Other groups only help thief own people, or believe that if something's wrong in your life, it was brought on you by your own actions or those of your parents/ancestors, so it would violate karma to help you.
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My happiness is the tiniest 2 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Spider web? Maybe they meant a Harvard SOCIAL Scientist, who spent all his/her/its/their time in Gender Studies and didn't have time for math and physics.
Oh no! , not the 710 cap 4 comments
guest · 5 years ago
That person is SO stupid! It's called an ENGINE, not a motor.

Engines are driven by fuel, motors by electricity.
Use wisely ( gonna get deleted in a week) 7 comments
guest · 5 years ago
So the black is the bad? Racists.
That's not a bug 25 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Fire bugs? Lightning flies?
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New zealand 8 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Plus there are Orcs and Hobgoblins.
Liar 2 comments
guest · 5 years ago
It,could be in the way you ask it...some people (not just teens) seem to always ask their questions as if they're exposing some flaw in your knowledge.
A picture of the Parthenon in the acropolis in Athens 3 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Weird...looks like a picture of the moon next to some old building.
Amazing concept 15 comments
guest · 5 years ago
But the stupid propagate more, subsidized by taxing those smart enough to hold a high paying job.
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One of the very first pictures of 9/11 2 comments
guest · 5 years ago
"Some people did something..."
Ilhan Omar
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Didn't expect that reaction, but OK 5 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Also, when someone asks me to fix something electrical (I'm a mechanical engineer at an electronics company), they always say, "I think it's a short." No, if it were "a short," the circuit breaker or fuse would have tripped. It's actually probably an "open," which is the opposite of a short. Tell me what the symptoms are, what happened right before, during and after the problem occurred, and what changes you made between when the thing worked and when it didn't. From fixing things on people's cars, the description is often really bad, like "the instruments suddenly went out while I was driving," when in actuality they turned the brightness all the way down accidentally, so it didn't happen while they were looking at the instruments as their story went.
Sweatpants for life 23 comments
guest · 5 years ago
You have to get the correct fit. If you just buy the brand based on commercials or what your friends like, you may not get the correct combination of waist, hips, butt, leg room, and crotch height. For me, Levi's never fit at all and Wranglers were worse. Lee or Sedgefield in a 32-34 fit my football,player butt and legs without being huge in the waist. Levis seem like they're designed for someone with what is medically termed "Noassatall.."
Neil Armstrong waves farewell from the Apollo 13 Capsule (1967) 5 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Neil Armstrong was the commander of Apollo 11, first man to set foot on the moon in 1969. Jim Lovell was commander of the ill-fated Apollo 13.
When you don't feel like going to school 6 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Me: Are you going to church with us this morning?
Teenage Daughter: I can't....I'm too sick.
Me: It's a beautiful sunny day, do you feel well enough to help me pick up sticks so I can mow the lawn?
TD: OMG, dad, I'm soooo sick.
Me: I'm fixing something on your car (actually, the car I bought and pay the insurance and gas on), can you hold the flashlight for me?
TD: Dad, I told you I'm toooooo sick!
Phone: {buzzes with incoming text message}
TD: Dad, Kristen's having a party, can I go?
Me: I thought you were too sick.
TD: OMG, you're the worst dad in the world. You're ruining my LIFE!!!
Twitter posts are Funny 6 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Am l weird for thinking this would be a cool thing to be able to do for my wife for one day?
Nine nine! 8 comments
guest · 5 years ago
He also did a great job of playing anther top-notch character in Homicide: Life On The Street. But whatever network that was on kept changing the day it showed, then semi-canceled it for a while, then brought it back, then canceled it for good because there weren't enough people watching it. So, we lost an excellent show with good stories and good characters.
Words! 39 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Plus, every law puts a burden of proof on every person and entity that they're complying. So, some company can have a hard time justifying some people getting paid more than others when some people simply outperform others because they then have to show that the lower performers were given equal opportunities.

You'd think that the top performing salesman (or saleswoman) could legally earn more because of better results, but some will complain that he serves the more profitable customers, or the company will have to prove that there's no activity that only benefits that top person (like membership in a certain club where business is conducted). There ends up being a burden of proof that you're complying, not on the person who accuses discrimination. I put "you'd think" at the beginning of this paragraph because bad logic or data seems to be accepted. The "women earn X% of men's pay" is based on all jobs across all levels of experience, which doesn't make any sense.
Truly alarming but I still do it for the love of the profession. . 18 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Some people borrow A LOT of money to get a college degree and maybe a graduate degree from their dream college without any thought to being able to pay off the loans. Some people HAVE to,live in San Francisco or New York, and love the lifestyle but never cease to complain about the cost.

But, OK, tax me more to pay teachers more. I get four weeks of vacation, and teachers get the whole summer plus a couple weeks at Christmas. How will you tax them their time off to transfer some of that to me?
Quadratic logarithms 15 comments
guest · 5 years ago
No, she's explaining it to the "doubters" who must have tried to correct her in another spot.

Also, Prof. of Women's Studies?
Himalayan salt 8 comments
guest · 5 years ago
also, with people getting on the various bandwagons for sea salt, Himalayan salt, etc., people are starting to get iodine deficiencies, which iodized table salt was designed to correct. But there's no iodine in these designer salts, or in the salt that is added to snacks like chips.
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Infinite destruction 1 comments
guest · 5 years ago
That saying came from one of Bill Clinton's "apologies" for one of the various times getting caught in illegal activities...I think the time he fired the White House travel staff and installed his Arkansas friends in doing those functions. He didn't even admit to making mistakes, as in "I made mistakes" or "we made mistakes;" It was all passive, like it was uncontrollable as the weather or something.
I'm "innocent" untill proven guilty 1 comments
guest · 5 years ago
I grew up,in the 1960s/1970s, plus moved to a different town after college. So, no internet record of my stupid stuff plus nobody here even saw or heard about it.
Dogs &gt; Rats 7 comments
guest · 5 years ago
18 year olds during WWII: Invade Sicily and Normandy, defeat tyranny, face horror.
18 year olds nowadays: Safe space, trigger warnings, anyone who might have different ideas and say them out loud us a Nazi.
Cooking up trouble 6 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Sorry, even thinking wrong thoughts is illegal now. Hate speech, Nazis, etc. when listening to rap music, you'd better self-censor the n word in your mind, too.
Times have changed 7 comments
guest · 5 years ago
Yeah, WW2 was really insensitive.