>> ^longde:

What motivated you to caucus and would you do it again? I assume from your comments you would not.>> ^Crosswords:
I caucused once, it was a complete cluster fuck and completely open to corruption. I also find it hilarious that Republicans are always bitching that democrats cheat, and yet here in their own party is some pretty blatant cheating. Those with a guilty conscience are more likely to think others are guilty too.



Lets see, there was the general lack of nobody knowing what was going on, the drunk guy getting in a shouting match with the only person who seemed to have any idea of what was going on, waiting a long time for an election official that never showed up. A lot of potential, mostly young, voters left before voting occurred because of all the above. The lack of anonymity on voting, seemed to have an obvious effect on many people's vote, as some obviously felt pressured when they weren't in the majority, or they saw someone they knew voting opposite of them. I don't remember exactly how votes were done, I do remember we all went into our separate camps, then there was a show of hands for candidates, then a piece of paper was passed around for people to sign for which candidate they voted for. Then we voted on some other measures, and then potential delegates were selected. There was no security to the voting, just a guy with the pad of paper our names got written on, that and the general sense of people not having a clue wtf was going on.

I would probably be unlikely to go to one again, but you never know.

I caucused once, it was a complete cluster fuck and completely open to corruption. I also find it hilarious that Republicans are always bitching that democrats cheat, and yet here in their own party is some pretty blatant cheating. Those with a guilty conscience are more likely to think others are guilty too.

>> ^Peroxide:

In bizzaro world where a republican is always president =
Presidents response would be,
"Marshmallow goes in, Marshmallow goes out..."
"You can't explain that."


If it was Newt he'd make them clean the white house toilets so they could have a better appreciation of the executive branch. /cynicism

The Christmas tree one was awesome and completely warranted.

>> ^peggedbea:

it's like he's imagining this world where women/girls are only raped by absolute strangers. where rape is only actually rape if it occurs in a dark parking lot after a night of womanly shopping. it couldn't really be rape if you know your attacker. it's not really an "honest rape" if the rapist is someone you know socially and therefore have social and emotional ties to and the drama of reporting it would only GREATLY INTENSIFY the trauma of the experience. it's certainly not an "honest rape" if anyone could say "well, what were you doing THERE?" "i guess you shouldnt've been drinking!" "well, why were you dressed like that in the first place?" "what were you doing in the car with him?!?". and you certainly weren't actually raped if your psyche allows you to just internalize the incident, place all of the blame on yourself so that you can avoid the stigma and not have to subject yourself to further pokes and prods, investigations by strangers and 0298502945049490 questions and passive-aggressive blame from the people in your life.
ffffuuuuccckkkk tttthhhhhiissss

This x1000

>> ^Lann:

hehe MIA flipped off the camera @8:19


I wonder how many of the millions watching actually noticed when it happened. And now that the media has latched onto that they'll pound the THINK OF THE CHILDREN, angel into the ground. The hilarity is kids have been flipping off cameras since class pictures were invented.

As far as the show, its probably the best one since the Janet Jackson and nipple gate.

Apparently Lou Ferrigno provides the voice of THE HULK.

Sounds like something that'd only work in a place that doesn't get too hot, nor has poisonous water snakes...

Hooray the major News Outlets are reporting on it...oh wait they're all owned by major media corporations:
http://cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/tech/2012/01/18/eitm-sopa-stop-online-piracy-act.cnn.html

'SOPA just wants to stop awful sites like pirate bay, how can you be against that, they've got pirate right there in their name. Won't somebody please think of the childrenpoor billion dollar corps that refuse to evolve with technology'

EDIT: Removed hyperlink since it wasn't working properly, despite showing up properly in preview *shrug*.
Okay apparently unnecessary to do that. Still odd preview is different from what actually gets displayed.

>> ^gwiz665:

.. unicornbooty? Something you're not telling us, Sagemind?


You've never had booty till you've had unicorn booty, it's magical.

Sounds like a perfectly reasonable response to the problem they had. Change Canadian divorce law, or dissolve thousands of marriages. I wonder which choice a bitter passive aggressive conservative government that hates gays would take?

I don't disagree with the assessments of the video, but I'm pretty certain this is just another one of our famous polished turds. There's a good chance this program is only limited to Dallas county, and may not be in effect, or at the very least hasn't grown.

Canada probably does/did a whole lot more to rehabilitate criminals than Texas ever will. Maybe its easier to show the efficacy of a program when you go to a place where its essentially incarceration without rehabilitation.

http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/crimereports/10/citCh2.pdf

I've seen a lot more people and media mocking the History Channel. I guess they finally reached the tipping point for the amount of non-history related bullshit they can air before the well deserved mockery can begin.

>> ^GenjiKilpatrick:

what's with all the jump cuts..?


I noticed that too, it was annoying. I suspect they kept going off on tangents they thought were stupid or rambling so they cut it out.

Frog may not have been as good at the game, but he knows when he's being duped out of a meal and how to exact revenge on his tormentor.