When someone asks, then tells you to leave their property, leave. Don't keep talking, don't keep asking questions, don't chastise, don't act like a fucking idiot, don't be a rude bitch, don't be a brain dead slug and sit there, just shut the fuck up and get out. If you have a problem with that, get your own damn property and stay there.
Tresspassers can be physically removed...she was trespassing after he asked her to leave his car. She was doing 100% of this intentionally after being an uber bitch, in an attempt to provoke him on camera to shame him later and/or set up a ridiculous lawsuit.
She's sitting in front of a HUGE sign that has an arrow pointing to her destination, topped with a giant HOSPITAL. She knows where to go. Get the fuck out.
I really feel for this guy. I can only imagine how she acted before turning on her camera to get him that irate. I seriously doubt this is his normal demeanor.

Is it strictly for knife protection?

What if dude pulls out a gun? Or a longsword? Or a bow and arrow? Or a trebuchet?

Is it possible that, during his entire time exploring this topic, he's overlooked the existence of arrows?

Fascinating talk though. Nice history lesson and informed thoughts.

I don't recall any stormtroopers getting taken out by arrows. Blasters, all the time, so their argument is still valid, but I don't remember arrows... In fact, I thought they specifically showed arrows bounce of them, but maybe I'm thinking of the ATSTs

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no walking dead, arrow or brooklyn 99.

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Would be neat if there was some way for them to give actual directions through keyboard - like the arrow keys would signal the character somehow.

as it is, reminds me more of a Zork style game.

There is a reason to go gender neutral but personally I advocate copying your brain and cloning yourself as both a man and a woman, and then a gender neutral cherub to follow your female and male selves around, shooting love arrows and playing a harp on a cloud with a My Little Pony that carries your personality back ups.

Of course, technologically we aren't there yet, but yeah that's the path to my heart's content.

And while I wait for that time, I'll spend the remainder of my life alternating between male, female, and neutral. Of course... it's hard to alternate sometimes when I have acrylic nails, threaded eyebrows, and henna up and down my arms. People are just confused by my appearance no matter how masculine I act.

The problem I have is that the effort to go through the process of feminizing makes the process of returning to a masculine state difficult. And often times I don't want to return to a masculine state. Though, being masculine is much easier aesthetically, it makes the return to a feminine state easier to achieve than going from my female self to male.

The thing is, I was never super masculine until around my midtwenties when I started hanging out in bars, drinking a lot, and basically mimicking alpha male behavior. I had to really put forth the effort to be a man's man, but once you learn to fake it long enough, you make it become part of your reality.

So in the reality that is my brain, although I am genderfluid, I lean more towards neutrality and femininity aesthetically, even if I also enjoy a good masculine diatribe every now and then. See, on the internet I can be anything I want to be at any time without the material requirements, which MEN do not fully realize (you ignorant pigs). So my genderfluidity is more natural and honest in this realm of 1s and 0s than "the desert of the real."

Edit: As an aside, I would like to point out that I'm not transgender or genderfluid because of Caitlin Jenner. It's not a fad or a trend, it's how I've always been, I just don't make a big fuss about it, unless it is appropriate to do so, such as now.

Some interesting arrow science.
Predicting that wobble = warlock.

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Hadn't considered the fist bump as a potential health measure.

During greeting processes I've fist bumped a billionaire (he shook his head after, with a smile), refrained from physical contact (sick) and have been told "i killed your family" (many times by a friend, joke deliberately focused on inappropriate things to say), in all cases i knew the person well.

I think the difference in appropriateness is how well you know the individual, and what they're tolerant of. A first bump as a first meeting is a bit off imo as no bond has been built and best left to a generic handshake.
These guys however, had obviously met multiple times, so not a bad idea to freshen things up with some alternatives. Seems the older fella was too quick for this to be their first fist bump.

Also i agree fist bumping is not professional, it's casual.. with or with out a classy explosion.

I'm an original backer of the kickstarter campaign, so I got my copy that way. It's through VHX though. I could stream it, or download by clicking the red down arrow in the bottom right corner of the player window.

Probably not, since he plays a Marvel villain, but in the words of Stephen Amell, "Andrew [Kreisberg; Arrow, Flash and LoT producer] is such a Whovian, [....] I can tell you that if there was even the faintest chance that [Matt Smith] is available, he would be hired immediately". I hope he'll play Rip Hunter's traveling companion one day.

To be honest, Arrow became a really good show (although I have to admit that season two was so far the strongest) and Flash turned out to be very good, going far beyond my own expectations. I worry what DC brings to the big screen a lot but I have zero worries about their CW shows. Only Supergirl makes me suspicious, mainly because of that SNL black widow sketch.

Smallville is cheesy and it went way too long (a decade!).

Flashbacks were cool in Arrow, but how much can do you do with that island though? I wonder if there will be more in the future seasons.

We'll see how Supergirl go. So far, it was a meh. I will watch it though to see how it is.

I never watched Smallville.

I actually agree with you in this general area. My issue, more specifically with Arrow, is that I have found the last season to be bad. I really liked seasons 1 and 2, especially whenever they flashed back to the island. I wish they would have done more of that this season.

Flash has been really tight, in my opinion, in terms of story and characters. Iris has been annoying, though, with her Lois Lane Syndrome, but I can ignore that with all the other good stuff going on.

The first part of the this was weak, but it got stronger as it went on. The music... was wrong and I liked the re-cut video that was done, just for that.