I wonder what he's like in bed?

>> ^RedSky:

>> ^misterwight:
Sycophant!


Augh! My vicarious pride!

This conflict is like watching a fight between a professional boxer and a cripple. Whatever their reasons for hating each other, it is inherently wrong that the boxer not hold back when trading blows, even if the cripple threw the first punch.

To do something like this in the name of peace-keeping is just disingenuous. Everybody knows that causing fear, destruction and death in a populace will only embolden the more radical elements of society to strike back. It seems clear that Israel would rather reignite conflict than work toward a solution.

You're my hero, NetRunner.

*promote because Beth's voice makes me want to cry.

Guess I should RTFM...

>> ^Raaagh:
>> ^cheesemoo:
Gonna take your mom to the bank.

To the sperm bank.


Awesome.

Why does this song make me think of some naked dude's ass?

From the music, it sounds like some of the ships might be haunted. Maybe you get to unlock the Black Pearl if you carry 50 shipments of automotive parts from Japan to America without hitting an iceberg...

Ladies and gentlemen, Top Gear presents the Understatement Of The Year:

"The only problem with it, really, is producing the hydrogen..."

I hope nobody is taking them seriously here. What an utterly dishonest appraisal of the electric vs. hydrogen debate.

Bravo, Bicycle. My sentiments exactly.

I just love that Swingers made it in there.

I see Michael Bay's been making milkshakes again...

^"Too"

I was impressed at least with how Huckabee handled himself. He was respectful and polite, and really seemed to keep his composure, even in front of an unsympathetic audience. Kudos for that.

As for the actual argument, I really don't see how a rational person could disagree with the points that Stewart made, but then again, I suppose that's the heart of the problem.

It's kind of worrisome that he didn't smile during that whole thing. I smell a Cylon.

An elephant never forgets...

Dun dun dun!!!!