These little cute cows are left overs from the dairy industry, so we don't need to kill these ones for steak.

If we buy dairy alternatives, then the killing of these young cows stops.

Anyway, give yourself some credit, you're definitely smarter than a caveman :-)

Ooh....member Dynomutt? Member Captain Caveman on Saturday mornings right afterwards? I member.


Member Hong Kong Phooey?

Okay, so I know I'm super late, but my interpretation is that something got in through the window (I know the crack is super small, so it's possible it got in through somewhere else and broke the window along the way) and fought with the dude - I think he might be a modern-ish caveman because of his scraggly hair and square head - and was killed and chopped up into meat. Morbid, yes. Nonsensical, yes. The only thing I could come up with? Yes.

the man is not a bum, and his place is not a dump. He is a caveman somehow surviving into the 20th century, and this is how he lives. The curtain rod is the give away - it's not bent metal, it's a stick! The bowl of meat is the punch line.

No cat. No parrot. No bluebird or flies or Bart Simpson or anything else. If you think about it, putting out a bowl of meat is kinda funny all by itself. In this context, it's a bit funnier. Not Larson's greatest, but not bad.

I guess basic rules of etiquette aren't part of his AR self-training. He holds his fork like a caveman and when joined by his date he doesn't even bother to stand up to greet her.

Where's that accent from that he's trying to cover up? Can't place it.

Nice try, Krovven.

Unfortunately, people like @lantern53 are unmoved by sound, rational arguments.

Maybe if you grunt like a caveman while wearing a halloween police costume..

You make words like caveman!

YOU are the one being asinineningly stupid with ideologically rigid statements that simply do not match historical fact. I don't consider governmental involvement in society inherently good or bad. It can hurt; it can help. I never claimed any utopia whenever government gets involved. There are no easy answers. You said the private sector is ALWAYS better. That is absolutely ridiculous, and easily refutable.

You just said before that if you are dependent on government, than you have no self pride, and weren't brought up well. So I blew that idiotic argument out of the water by simply proving how you are dependent on government. Now you change your thesis to this chestnut - it's only good for government to do anything if it corrects a horrific problem within the private sector.

And this is also total utter complete bullcrap.

Tell me - what change in the last 150 years made the biggest change in literacy rates in the US? Compulsory education laws in conjunction with the formation of the public school system. Absolutely, without question, this is the case. You can complain all you want about the public school system today, but there is no denying the impact they had on making society more skilled and knowledgeable, and they were governmental institutions by enlarge, and still are today. This came about during the banning of child labor, but it goes well beyond outlawing gross negligence in the private sector, yet, it was absolutely a big net positive for society.

See? It's really not hard to find examples to kill delusions formed by ideological rigidness. You just have to not be so insanely blind, that you miss obvious historical examples of these kinds of things.

And once again, I NEVER said governmental intervention is always good. You however DID say that private sector solutions are always better, when they clearly aren't always better, and that anyone who depends on the government for anything lacks self pride.

And you're dead wrong. Even your analysis of the ACA is idiotic. If Obamacare is government overreach, and government overreach is what causes prices to go up, why then did cost increases slow as ACA came online? Why do so many countries with larger government overreach in the form of universal single payer health care have lower costs than we do? Mind you that I am NOT saying their health systems are better, but it's an absolute fact they cost less than ours.

You're full of crap!

For some reason after the Dogg ten fours, I imagine cutting to a pterodactyl strapped to the front of the vehicle saying, "It's a living."

How barbaric! Well, he is a caveman pedaling with his feet.

I created an account just to weight in as well. I'm pretty sure that this is simply ironic (and therefore humorous) because it's a caveman who is not living in a cave, but instead in a house. This is what the house of a caveman would look like, get it? Larson takes ideas or concepts we have some conception of (cavemen) and ascribes relatable characteristics to them which, again, makes it funny. It's not incredibly deep, just kind of subtle.

What kind of caveman even uses a toilet these days? I don't know about you, but I have other things to do. Just stomp your shit down the drain while you shower in the morning like a normal person.

Who is the caveman in the chair?

@tellier...are you Handsome Caveman?

http://snuh.tumblr.com/post/4681288883/phil-hartman-as-keyrock-unfrozen-caveman-lawyer

>> ^chilaxe:

Why is there no option for "The creator of this poll is an unbelievable caveman."
It would be the most-voted option.
Try not to be an advocate for humankind's worst instincts


....because it's about ugly 1st ladies.
Once again, for the cheap seats. One of mankind's worst instincts as evidenced in denial of her obvious irony.

Chilaxe, that's a bit unfair.

I believe he's a caveman.