lets try this again
*promote nudity

*promote nudity

Fucking paparazzi

Dags blaming it on the ad-network, but the reality is we're all concerned about your yeti like appearance and we were hoping you'd take this as a subtle hint.

I up-voted this video, so I'm going to have to take a lot of credit for the success of the Daily Show and Jon Stewart.

If Romney keeps letting the fringe steer his campaign they're going to run it into a light post, flee the scene, and then blame Romney when the cops show up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGTUz4OnzdM

Its serotonin wrapped in a nostalgia capsule. Oh look it that D2 is already installed on this machine, see ya'll in a few days.

>> ^legacy0100:

I remember having this conversation with my brother few months ago. I compared the Occupy movement with the Stop SOPA/PIPA movement, and how the Stop SOPA movement was so successful in such short period of time, when Occupy movement has been going on for a longer period of time but couldn't materialize any 'real change'.
For one thing, the occupy movement started out demanding accountability in the bank/finance industry. Then the agenda blew up to having social equality of laborers, minority rights, states rights, environmental rights etc etc. It tried taking in EVERY social reform agenda that was out there, taking the focus away from the original efforts demanding real reform in the financial industry.
Last year I remember Occupy protesters coordinating a march on Martin Luther King Jr day. Now I'm sure this is all a good message, but what does this have to do with Wall Street? This only goes to show that this mass movement is lacking focus, and in desperate need of core representatives, like we did during SOPA/PIPA movement when Reddit.com first lead the march, and other giants such as Wikipedia had moved in.


I think the major success of the SOPA/PIPA protests was that there were several very large corporations like google and facebook supporting and participating in the protests. It made it very hard for the media to ignore and detractors to dismiss the protestors as jobless smelly hippies.

And I think you're right about them losing focus. If they start to include every liberal cause under the sun they're going to alienate a lot of people who support financial reform, but may not support gay marriage, or increased environmental regulations.

While more successful over all, the tea party also lost a lot of support when they started subverting the economic reform message with social conservative agendas.

I can't say I completely agree with Maher, but the tax exempt status of religious institutions creates a loophole you could drive a semi-truck, carrying $80 million, through.

Part mommy, part shoe leather monster hiding in small children's closets.

>> ^xxovercastxx:

YT has been shitty for me lately, too. Lots of herky-jerky even when it's fully buffered.


Same for me regardless of quality or how much has been loaded, and its a lot worse on less popular videos.

>> ^rottenseed:

I have a feeling this game is going to cost me about $1000...it's time for a new computer. There's something not right about masturbating using the company laptop...
...especially at work


Well the game isn't graphically demanding, but those sticky keys might be a hindrance.

Supposedly one of the screens in the lower right is playing the 'meet the pyro' movie. Well looks like there's fire at least, so plausible.

Neat I need print that out and hang it above my computer so I can pick apart people's arguments with great vitriol on the internet while ignoring the fallacy fallacy.

I loved Q episodes, and this one in particular.