Isn't this a dupeof http://videosift.com/video/How-To-Rave-Dance ?

I literally saw Ellen Page just 20 minutes ago at Satisfaction Fest (A Vegetarian Restaurant) in Halifax (Canada). Instant upvote!

Way to go BO! Answer the question you wish he had asked instead of the question he actually asked.

Also a cult? The NRA.

This is part of a debate between Wayne LaPierre (of the NRA) and Andrew Butler (PETA). The video has been truncated by NRA to be misleading. Andrew did reply to Waynes accusations at the end, and he called them - the quotes were out of context, partial, edited or downright madeup in their entirety. There was a full (see: better and more balanced) version on the net awhile ago, but it appears to have vanished.

PETA does not fund terrorists, but they will fund the defence of them - there is a very distinctive line between the two and this story has been told in history many times before.

Forced.

ADD much?

Duplicate of http://www.videosift.com/video/Do-ANYTHING-with-nunchuks ?

Christian Anti-Defamation Commission's Top Ten Instances of Christian Bashing in America, 2008 found here:

http://www.christianadc.org/news-and-articles/125-top-ten-instances-of-christian-bashing-in-america-2008

I assumed this video to be false (well, at least the concept of animals getting drunk - especially zebras, giraffes, and elephants off rotten fruit) and some quick research suggests it to be so:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16555195

You can catalogue this video right beside the disney video of lemmings committing mass suicide.

I'd downvote this if I could.

I have a neuromuscular disorder that confines me to an electric wheelchair. I've also worked for the disabled in many different ways (I won't post my resume). The percentage of people with disabilities who dislike the ADA is about the same as the percentage of scientists in the proper fields who think Climate Change is bunk or that there jesus was the son of god - but yet, Bullshit with it's Ayn Rand loving dogma would have you believe otherwise.

To be correct; many people with disabilities feel the ADA could be improved, but the "it could be improved" mentality isn't the "because it makes life for us more difficult" kind of improvement... it's the "give me more" type of improvement that Penn & Teller are very much against.

Do Penn & Teller really think Private and Public funding of things like:
- Ramps
- Wider Doors
- Bigger Bathroom Stalls with $20.00 grab bars
- Buses with access ramps for wheelchairs
- Blue Paint on Pavement
- Cuts in curbs so wheelchairs can get on them
- Electric Door Buttons

Shouldn't exist? These type of improvements don't hinder the able-bodied, and their costs in existing constructions are almost negligible.

If we can't access sidewalks because of those little cuts in the sidewalks should we pay ourselves to have it done? Or should we drive in the middle of the road with the cars? Or should we bring a little ramp with us everywhere? Or should we just stay at home and wait to die?

As for the rights issue of handicapped parking, just because the sign has a wheelchair doesn't mean people in wheelchairs use it. In fact, if you have a manual wheelchair or electric wheelchair you're probably pretty good at zooming from the very end of the parking lot where there is tons of space. Most people who use handicapped parking I find aren't visually disabled (unlike the characters in this episode of Bullshit). Handicapped parking is used most by people who can walk, but have troubles walking - thats why they get the close parking dibs. It's not a privilege because we are disabled in general that we get to park close, it's only for people who go to a doctor with a legitimate need to park close who can get the permission - just like only trucks filled with things get the dibs on the "loading and unloading zone only" parking dibs.

Seriously, this episode out of all them (and there are several that are bad) makes me the angriest. Can I do the disabled thing and ask someone to down-vote this for me on my behalf?

While you are entirely right that a bible-thumping god fearing follower would never sit down and willfully watch this movie I don't think it's entirely preaching to the choir for all of it's points.

For example, I was convinced that the bible had nothing good to say about homosexuality and you had to twist the words in the bible/torah amazingly well (as well as many of the primary principles of most forms of christianity) to make homosexuality even close to okay. This documentary proved me quite wrong; it's rather easy to read the bible/torah and find homosexuality pretty low on the sin scale.

The documentary does a pretty good job of looking at the commonly understood to be anti-homosexuality passages in the bible/torah one by one and contextualizing them.

As an atheist I was thinking there would be a lot of anti-religion within the movie but actually found it to be very pro-god. I still loved it even though it was pro-god which I think is pretty telling.

*requeue

It's gonna die again...

....must *requeue to spite choggie!

The black eyed peas aren't all in it, only will.i.am (who is tagged); the full list of celebrities is too huge to possibly list in full so I thought "celebrity whore" was appropriate

I still changed the last tag and the embed code though...

Okay, so I saw the "Phebco" wallpaper and Googled "Phebco".

I found http://www.phebco.com/ which is a pretty robust website. I then went to "People" and I found:

Donnie Hoyle (CT4)
Associate Mgr., Dumping
Contact Donnie Hoyle

Super weird.