Omg wtf guys. Lag!!1

Sean Inanity©®™

That scene was yumma, yumma, yumma!

>> ^Duckman33:

Love the hair Wanda!


If you squint, she sort of resembles the FSM in your avatar. Just sayin'.

Damn. Beaten to the post by a mere 3 years and four months. Curse you arvana.

Anyway, I was going to sift this wonderful lecture but instead I'll just upvote it.

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^chilaxe:
New York city has a building where they send all the terrible teachers that they're unable to fire, and the teachers there get paid to just sit there everyday doing whatever they want.
Hopefully whatever area this guy lives in has something similar.

Umm what? You can't claim this without providing a citation and expect us to believe it.


Listen and weep: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/350/human-resources

It's Act 1: The Rubber Room.

Unless you are feeling masochistic, skip to 8:40 for INDISPUTABLE audio of REAL, LIVE ANGELS speaking to this most holy of men via what sounded to me, admittedly a card carrying member of the vile atheist movement, like a loud rattle from an air duct.

Bonus hilarity when Hinn mistakenly asks his sound engineer to "play it again" then quickly corrects himself by saying "Lord, do it again Lord! Do it again!"

Portisheady.

How long until this officer begins planting drugs to save face after these bogus stops?

I think the decay and entropy we're seeing in the system is an inevitable byproduct of consciousness that cannot be legislated, philosophized, or medicated out of existence.

The reagent behind this self-annihilating enlistment in the demise of our species will always be our mortality. People will always be born with the inborn dictate to progress through the various stages of psychology that eventually ends up leading to a form of nihilism.

We can alter the system so that people spend less time during their most 'productive' years contributing to the decline but we won't have actually altered the experiment, just the timeline.

I love this. Damn, I'm convinced that as a species we've made and continue to make a huge mistake in terms of technology in that our only aim is to improve efficiency. There's another far more important factor for me, something that could be called for lack of an official term: the dog-head-out-of-window co-efficient or in other words: how much does this technology contribute to my joy of being alive.

I'd choose a ride on the "EL" over a nasty taxi or subway ride any day. Maybe someday when superconductors are refined enough we'll see the return of scenic travel in the big cities.

Holy shit.

While his Cage puppetry is impressive, it doesn't compare to the masterful body of work he's turned in as Kevin Costner.

After thirty seconds of that music, I too was ready to throw myself in front of a truck.

Tax-exempt hate speech factory. It's hard to stomach.