sorry, but *dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Office-Jim-and-Dwight-Impersonate-Each-Other

The producers for "The Office" called. Dwight needs a stand-in.

I love The Office and this scene is indeed hilarious. But I'm tired of them bringing characters like Ryan and Toby back. In a real office, people come and go. They haven't been coming up with many new ideas or intriguing characters lately. Now that Pam and Jim have hooked up, their story has been replaced by Angela and Dwight's, which is basically the same (guy loves girl, girl is engaged to other guy).

I love Toby and everything, but couldn't they come up with something/someone new?

"She tells me to stop...I say no. We make love all night."

Only Dwight's mind could make that possible.

hahah that's dwight!

"Dumbledore Calrissian"

Dwight looks like he's going to vomit.

To give you the context of the situation, Dwight vehemently proclaimed that he didn't spend 1 second of his workday doing anything but working, not even talking about anything other than work. Jim was using a stopwatch to log everything Dwight did from then on.

yay dwight

*geek

I still wear CASIO Databank watches. I think Dwight, from The Office (US), wears one too.

CFR:
-William Bundy credited the CFR's study groups with helping to lay the framework of thinking that led to the Marshall Plan and NATO.

-The Council served as a "breeding ground" for important American policies such as mutual deterrence, arms control, and nuclear non-proliferation.

-Dwight D. Eisenhower chaired a CFR study group while he served as President of Columbia University.


and

-The John Birch Society believes that the CFR plans a one-world government.



So you've got Alex Jones, Ron Paul and a bunch of Birchers, all pissing and moaning because of 1)The Marshall Plan & NATO 2) Nuclear Non-proliferation 3)The guy who warned us all against the "military industrial complex".


Puke.

You guys should go back to your "WTC7 was a timed demolition!!"

Great post. Dwight is the man. Except with women.

>> ^Trancecoach:
Right. Next, you'll tell me that politicians are liars!


I really don't like that mentality. Just because we assume politicians are liars DOESN'T make it OK that they are...

Oh Dwight, lead us all with your wisdom, oh assistant TO THE manager!

dupe

http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Office-Dwight-taste-bud-prank-wAltoids

I suggest you read the studies you cite before you propose that conservatism is a form of 'mental illness', the study itself was carried out to link a hypotheses to the idea that conservatism shares common treads as a whole or independently with regards to rigidity, inequality and unwillingness to be open to new ideas.

"Our first assumption, too, is that conservative ideologies – like virtually all other belief systems – are adopted in part because they satisfy some psychological needs. This does not mean that conservatism is pathological or that conservative beliefs are necessarily false, irrational, or unprincipled."

Never does it claim conservatism is a form of mental illness, the study states itself that it is not judgmental with regards to political spectrums. Was Theodore Roosevelt mentally ill? Margaret Thatcher? Dwight D. Eisenhower?

Furthermore different political stands are psychologically more comfortable depending on the situation, post 9-11 it was psychologically more comfortable to become politically conservative due to the psychological motivators of fear and threat kicking in becoming more rigid and reactionary against threats that appeared and an effort to return to the 'good old days'. Claiming Bush is a conservative is laughable, since he is not a conservative, he is a religious right wing authoritarian.

I think saying one political sphere is better then another is rather silly, each persons political stance is highly nuanced beyond simply labels such as democrat, republican, liberal or conservative. Andrew Sullivan can be called a religious conservative, but he is pro-gay rights, and is supportive of Barack Obama. Where is his mental illness then?