Next time you go buy a new computer, just remember to bring a donkey and a chicken so you have something to barter with.

Entertaining, but that has nothing to do with the word "reinforce."

If the writers or producers had looked up the word in a dictionary of synonyms, they'd see "reinforce" discussed under "strengthen," not under "protect," or under "pad."

*fail on the part of the writers and producers.

I think that's like saying bosses have no responsibility to treat their subordinates in a human manner.

In the real world, it's in bosses' best interest to build a good company culture that makes their employees happy. It costs nothing, and it saves a lot of money because employees behave better and don't quit as frequently. In my work, that's what I do with the employees who report to me, and that's what I hope those to whom I report do for me.


I largely agree with you. I'm all for much more severe punishment of actual scumbags, like is done in Singapore and the Middle East, which tend to be low crime as a result. But this woman seems just disorganized and unlucky, not sociopathic.

It's not in our best interest to convince her that society will treat her unjustly whenever it gets the chance.

"And you'll receive a photo of an animal in the shelter right now."

That's ok. You don't have to send the photo.

Dat ass. *flies away*

In the event of something going wrong, I want the girl who's trained with a firearm on my team. It does require training, including moving while you're firing, which seems to be the part that some viewers find objectionable.

You can read liberals' reasons for owning a firearm in this article and its excellent comments: Liberal Explains Why He Owns Guns.


The best way for liberals to reduce desire for guns would be for them to make good on their promises.

For example, in the city where I live, San Francisco, liberals have absolute political hegemony, so they should be able to fix problems, right?

But street crime, particularly against women, is out of control, often simply with knives or punches. And inequality is unfortunately increasing, not decreasing.

Yep. Even lowly women have the right to feel safe.

But you're free to be a victim if you think society has the right to make you a victim.

If you do get victimized, just chalk it up to "bad luck," because there was "nothing you could have done about it."

That's what my friends do all the times they predictably are victims of your society's street violence.

Girls must be tens of millions of times more likely to be victims of rape or violence than to shoot up their school.

I'd take those odds.

Did she say Rick Ross?

Mandatory training for daughters.

His demeanor was encouraging her, so his initial warning was lost.

It would have been enough to tell her she owes an extra $5k, but he'll forgive it if she comes back tomorrow with a serious apology.

The judge's job is to try to turn bad citizens into good citizens. But here, he instead failed to control the situation, and was ultimately responsible for it escalating.

Are you guys sure this is Choggie? Like, THE Choggie?

I heard he has a beard going down to his knees.

*dead again, unfortunately.

@ant, they're twins. There's one for each of you.

This video is glorifying stunts like jumping over cars.

It seems reasonable to say it's intellectually simplistic to glorify those things instead of glorifying people like Turing, who contributed far more to the world.

Skills that contribute to society, like being a policeman or plumber, aren't being criticized here.