I think it's a Farty Owls sort of situation...

You know, normally I hate those farty exhausts, but making them out of brass DOES lend a certain 'je ne sais quois" to it.

derp derp, fart fartie fart.

him waking up from his dream and other scenes reminded me too much of the matrix and other movies. i was bored watching this whatever it was... rubbish.. yes rubbish. it was like the sort of nonsense the arty farty world would show in the tate modern

A bit "farty" sounding ... made me laugh

O yeah! Welcome at my farty!!

@rich_magnet @deathcow @PlayhousePals....

The mirage is an reference to what the photographer says about the image.

I was being artistic and arty-farty.

Allusional rather than illusional.

And apparently obtuse and vague.

Ha!

Yeah, sorry, I have to disagree with that last part. You read that whole exchange, you can see for yourself how he tried to change the subject, shift the burden, and otherwise distract from the argument at hand.

The central argument is not whether or not freedom of religion is under fire. No one is disputing that Chik-Fil-A or the cake store owner is within their rights to refuse service. The misunderstanding is that they seem to believe that because it's their right, they're immune to criticism.

That's two different things.

I have every right to change my name to Foo Foo Farty Pants. That doesn't mean you can't give me crap about it.

They're trying to have their cake and eat it too. He wants to be free to express his opinion, but other people are apparently not free to voice their opinion that he's full of shit.

Others have already mentioned it but if a store refused service to christians, there would be massive amounts of outrage from the right and they'd be screaming at the top of their lungs about the "war on Christianity"

The right to refuse service swings both ways. I would argue that refusing service to ANY demographic is unnecessary and dumb and ultimately a poor business decision. That's not what the right to refuse service is supposed to be for. I'm pretty sure it's meant for dealing with unruly, disruptive, belligerent people, not to advance a religious/political agenda.

>> ^dag:

Good discussion. Be gentle with SB - he's the only one we've got - and an important perspective.

"Uh oh!? What's that smellllll!? Brownsville??
Farty pants dance, Farty pants dance!"

Love for the buff and fartiness combo!

http://videosift.com/talk/Accute-Dupitis

This poll came from this Sift Talk. You can read each "side's" perspective, if you can slog your way through the whole thing.

There is fartiness mentioned. And some short video commentaries that are eloquent.

Aren't we all....
>> ^bareboards2:

I assure you that is not the case. Although I am rather farty.

I assure you that is not the case. Although I am rather farty.



>> ^chicchorea:

...and I envision you sitting in your sandbox you share with your kittycat with bubbles floating out of your cranial orifices, grabbing your pigtails, turning red as you puff your cheeks and hold your breath.
but I digress.
<em>>> <a rel="nofollow" href='http://videosift.com/talk/Accute-Dupitis?loadcomm=1#comment-1183709'>^bareboards2</a>:<br />
"It would be correct."<br> <br> No offense intended @<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/chicchorea" title="member since October 15th, 2009" class="profilelink">chicchorea</a>, I know you are sincere and passionate about this subject, but it is hard for me to read that sentence in anything other than a strict German accent.<br> <br> This place is supposed to be fun, not a regimented and rigid response to rules, isn't it?<br> <br> Does it have to be so... perfect? Can't we bend? Can't we play? <br> <br> And yes, I think that fair is in the equation, like @blankfist said. I want to be fair. I want to be playful. I want ease.<br></em>

lol. he said Tea Farty

Being that this had me crying with laughter, so *promote the farty goodness