>> ^ForgedReality:
The only problem I see here is qualm's outright accusation, like he's constantly on the lookout for stuff like that. There is a term for people like that, which I can't recall at the moment, but essentially, it amounts to someone, who he himself is a racist, by expecting it, and projecting it onto others, as if perpetually fearful of it. As a result, they attack first, often incorrectly accusing others.

Holy cow! There's a single word that sums up all that?


There's a word I can't remember but it means that feeling of amazement you have when someone tells you something completely surprising and it really intrigues you but at the same time you're a little doubtful but you're thinking, "hey, why would he lie about something like that", but at the same time you're wondering if maybe that person's a little confused but despite all that you're still really interested to get to the bottom of it and you think maybe you might invest some time into figuring it out but, "Oh, Hey! Is that a bag of Reese's Pieces in my drawer? I forgot I had those...what was I talking about?"

Ugh...can't remember the word for that.

*cute *wings

1. Wave
2. Nod
3. Turn Around
4. Target
5. Wings
6. Shake
7. Hello
8. Climb Rope
9. Coin Drawer
10. Piggy Bank
11. Flip Card
12. Bowl
13. Play Dead
14. Slinky
15. Fetch
16. Somersault
17. Basketball
18. Bat
19. Slide
20. Ring on Peg

She had a key to the cash drawer. Employeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

i haven't been to a mcdonalds in a long time, do they actually cook their burgers over some kind of flame/burner now like the commercial depicts? they used to always just pull the patties out of a drawer and throw it on the burger...

I'm a 51 year old American and I despise television. I have noticed that people don't get any smarter, there is a never-ending audience for all this stupidity. One example that comes to mind is Oprah Winfrey (I have never seen a single show but have heard plenty about her) being suckered in by that guy that wrote "A Million Little Pieces". She said she was up all night, reading his riveting story about drug abuse. And all her fans bought into it and made him rich. Then it turns out to be largely fiction. Oprah is so worldly and wise, so what could possibly be so riveting about yet another drug abuse tale? Turn on VH1, every child star, rock star, TV star, porn star has a similar story, so what. It all exemplifies just how stupid you have to be to watch TV and follow pop culture. The phrase "reality show" sums up everything contemptible about American TV. I half expect to find an old Mad Magazine in a drawer, with a spoof back in the 70s saying television of the future will be so bad that they will resort to ratings spectacles of putting former child stars in a boxing ring with each other.
I could go on but you get the point. I would have to be held hostage before I would watch The View, Dancing with the stars, American Idol, The Apprentice, Friends, Wheel of Fortune, America's Most Wanted, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz......
Thanks for letting me rant.

Anyone know why the random "desk drawer" objects keep changing with each scene? Symbolism or something?

>> ^BoneRemake:
I have my wisdom teeth over in the drawer, Seems like a usefull thing to have. THese mashups make me think she must really like answering the same question over and over but she might just be an actually good actor.



GREAT actress!

I have my wisdom teeth over in the drawer, Seems like a usefull thing to have. THese mashups make me think she must really like answering the same question over and over but she might just be an actually good actor.

>> ^blankfist:
People have natural rights. Corporations are papers in a drawer in some government office. Sentient rights is science fiction.
Corporate rights should be science fiction.


People only have the rights we have agreed they have. See places like Rwanda, nazi germany, the US in the 30s for no natural rights for some people.

Natural rights are as fabricated as a corporation's rights, or the rights of a car to run well-oiled.

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

Corporations are also groups of people working within a network of data.

Maybe in the same way cells make up our body, but were once distinct- and bees make up a hive- and are barely distinct as individuals- we're transitioning into a larger unit of person-hood in this century.>> ^blankfist:
People have natural rights. Corporations are papers in a drawer in some government office. Sentient rights is science fiction.
Corporate rights should be science fiction.

People have natural rights. Corporations are papers in a drawer in some government office. Sentient rights is science fiction.

Corporate rights should be science fiction.

>> ^Lodurr:
Part of loving someone is playing a role sometimes, and changing between roles, and objectifying yourself for your loved one. I don't know if it's a cultural problem as much as a personal maturity problem that some people don't understand that.


Does your "cultural problem" category include lack of or deliberately misleading sex education?

My mom taught high school health and english. She was very strictly limited on what she could say for the human reproduction portion of the health classes. She told me how students where surprised to learn that they could get sexually-transmitted diseases by oral sex. The sheer lack of knowledge is astounding.

But of course despite my mother's career obligations, I wasn't taught about sex from my parents. The solitary lesson from them taught to me was when I was getting some vick's vapor rub (I had a cold) to put on my chest out of the medicine drawer. There is vaseline right next to it and my mom told me to make sure I don't use that with condoms because it is petroleum-based and will eat away the condom. That was the only sentence uttered. When I reached college, I took a psychology class that was essentially a human sex education class. The teacher was brutally blunt and exactly what that class needed. Looking back on it now, I think something like that should be mandatory for all children before someone gets pregnant or an std.

Corporations are nothing more than a piece of paper in a drawer somewhere in a government office.

Timing is hard to tell....
Dog reacts at 04. drawer slides at 06
Also:
1) I think the guy may have reacted to the dog flying by him at first.
2) speaking of which..... 04 dog gets up..05 dog is out of the frame already....
3) goto 09 to see the chair guy get into some sort of superhero stance....

>> ^eric3579:
Did you notice the filing cabinet drawer (lower left hand corner) at :06. I'm sure there was a bit of shaking going on before the big jolt.


Wow, very observant. Sure enough, it slides open slowly. Fascinating stuff.