Universal Health Care starts with re-education in the U.S., pardner-All for it too...a nation of healthy, strappin' folks, who know how not to kill themselves with food, being given what they need as far as health care....mind, body, and spirit.-Believe me, It'll be cheap...insurance companies may go out of business, or be OUR bitches instead of we theirs....Get the drift blogger? Health Care starts from inside, not with gimme gimme back what i already gave away tactics or policies.
Fuck Obabma's health care bullshit-he's a fucking prawn!

Pharmaceutical companies can play somewhere in a fucking shallow grave with a bit of lye to keep em all frosty!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex_Alimentarius
ever hear of this NetRunner??...Nazi fucking eugenics shit...plain and simple, in the most pompous legalese imaginable, as for most to be totally clueless

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>> ^spoco2:
That is pure awesomeness
Although, to be a pedantic, geeky prick, it gets frosty inside the car as well as outside the car... which goes against what you see in the films, as it's only the external shell of the car that gets freezing cold during time travel.
But that really is awesome


Perhaps you left the window open?

That is pure awesomeness

Although, to be a pedantic, geeky prick, it gets frosty inside the car as well as outside the car... which goes against what you see in the films, as it's only the external shell of the car that gets freezing cold during time travel.

But that really is awesome

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:
I hear they had guns at the revolution. Some were even armed in the presence of the (what would soon be) president gasp . Wake me up when some real news is on, I got some zombie hordes to decimate. You will wish you had guns when the undead try and eat your man flesh. Freedoms don't have to be rational. If I want to have a gun to feel safer even though it most likely doesn't then I should. If I want a gun just because I like the idea of having something powerful, then I should. Hundreds of thousands of guns sit in dust filled attics and closets not harming anyone. And when you say "when you have a civil society that enjoys its freedoms", it is in violation of that essence that you would seek the remove that right. Once again, freedoms don't have to exist in rational form. I like silly fart jokes and some of my friends like dipping french fries in soft serve ice cream (LUNACY I SAY!) But it isn't the freedom that needs renationalisation, and thus I think arguing from that perspective is moot. I don't say that to be a dick or contrary, I just think that misses the point. Liberty first, as Ben Franklin would say (that and electricity hurts!).


/agreed

On a side note BK fries dipped in a Wendy's chocolate frosty are awesome! It's like getting a bite of cone in every serving. :-)

>> ^dag:
^with these kinds of comments I fear the US will once again get the healthcare it deserves. Now is not the time for quoting Locke. And if you disparage the elderly getting quality healthcare- I'd say your heart is two sizes too small. There should be a "common good" and care for the elderly falls into it.


They don't call me 'frosty' for nothing. But yes, thank you for nursing such a bleeding heart and proposing to stop it with someone else's means. If you care so much for the elderly, here's what I suggest you do. Get through the grueling pre-medical curriculum. Get all A's. Get through four years of medical school and go well into six figures in debt. Maybe if you score high enough on your STEP 1 and are at the top of your class you can place into a geriatric subspecialty residency. Work 80-100 hour weeks at minimum wage for five years. Then and only then will I respect your 'generosity' and give you credit if you choose to devote your mind and effort to probono or reduced wage public sector work. In the mean time I suggest you leave the geriatricians to dispose of what is rightfully theirs as they goddamn well please.

I love Nick Drake. I have everything by him.

In reply to this comment by Farhad2000:
Home PC

1. Ventures - Rma Bunk Shush
60s/70s instrumental band still active today I believe.

2. Delta Force - Main Theme
Theme to a popular Novalogic online game. I used to play this obsessively.

3. Nick Drake - Man in a shed
/wrists stuff.

4. Lil' Flip and Judge Dredd - Glocks Up
Houston hiphop/rap mixtape

5. Lamb of God - 11th Hour
Metal, I nearly got to see them live but they canceled a show in Ottawa.

6. 07 - Easy Street
Random chillout minimal track. Most probably from M_nus.

7. Ventures - Frosty
More classic instrumental tracks.

8. The Roots - The Web
Hip hop live band?

9. Portishead - Better Things
Who doesn't know Portishead?

10. The Orb - Tong Poo
Who doesn't know the Orb?

Home PC

1. Ventures - Rma Bunk Shush
60s/70s instrumental band still active today I believe.

2. Delta Force - Main Theme
Theme to a popular Novalogic online game. I used to play this obsessively.

3. Nick Drake - Man in a shed
/wrists stuff.

4. Lil' Flip and Judge Dredd - Glocks Up
Houston hiphop/rap mixtape

5. Lamb of God - 11th Hour
Metal, I nearly got to see them live but they canceled a show in Ottawa.

6. 07 - Easy Street
Random chillout minimal track. Most probably from M_nus.

7. Ventures - Frosty
More classic instrumental tracks.

8. The Roots - The Web
Hip hop live band?

9. Portishead - Better Things
Who doesn't know Portishead?

10. The Orb - Tong Poo
Who doesn't know the Orb?

Stay frosty, Jaco.

"The Tic Tac that's frosty as crazy!"

Maybe I heard that wrong... but in context it feels like a jab at those "crazy" Inuit.

Just going through some old posts and thought i'd comment on this.

Even in context, the bible doesnt make any sense. I wish you, like a lot of other people in the world, would stop pretending that you know more about something than you possibly could.

In reply to this comment by nadabu:
I'm a Christian who celebrates Advent. I worship Jesus in the Advent season by giving extra to those needier than i (most going to http://water.cc, but some also to feed Rwandan kids and some to a local single mother of 5 through the Something Wonderful program), by reading and meditating about Christ's coming to earth as a man, and by doing these things communally with my friends and family. I think those are very much the kind of ways God wants to be worshipped.

I also happen to be an American who celebrates christmas. I buy and decorate a tree, put lights on my house, and enjoy stories of Rudolph, Frosty, Santa, and Mr. Hanky the christmas poo. I do not do these things as worship to my God; i do them as fun family traditions that brighten up some of the darkest and coldest weeks of the year. God doesn't want us to worship him as pagans worshipped their gods, but that doesn't mean we can't do those same things for other reasons.

Meditate on Matthew 5 and Romans 13 for some better explanations of this than mine. Just please don't go around picking out de-contextualized Old Testament verses and thinking you know more about it, it's hard enough to listen to the Christians that do this. I don't need athiests doing it too, thanks.

http://adventconspiracy.org
http://rethinkingchristmas.com

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
There is no way a burka-clad fundamentalist Muslim woman would ever become a western school teacher, because the same dogma that forces her to cover her entire body in cloth also requires her to have a male escort when outside of the house. Are you telling me that this teacher had a male family member escort her through college, credentialing, student teaching, job interviews, hiring and ultimately 9 months a year of work? I'm calling BS on this one.
This sounds like the kind of thing you find on fringe political sites, chain emails and talk radio.
Same thing with the cross story. I've done a lot of teaching and seen plenty of people who wear crosses. Do you know how hard it is to fire a teacher? Even if some rogue principal decided to fire someone for wearing a cross, the Unions would file a huge lawsuit - which they would win - and the principal would be let go immediately, while the teacher in question would get a large settlement. Either there is more to this story (i.e. proselytizing on the clock, wearing a T-shirt that said 'Jesus Saves', having sex with students, etc) or this story is bullshit.
Maybe things are completely different where you live, but I doubt it. You are trying to paint the picture of some massively oppressive cultural phenomena, but struggling to even come up with small isolated examples, let alone some kind of powerful systemic force. In my opinion, you are getting worked up over nothing.


I'm certainly worked up now, after you speaking to me like i'm some sort of wack-job when all i tried to do was throw a few "other end of the spectrum" examples in to show how a subject can be counter-productive to that which it is trying to aid.

Fortunately for me, you're completely wrong on this one, they were fully covered by many different news sources across great britain. It's almost common knowledge over here to anyone who follows the news and current events. However, your opinion that i'm trying to paint some oppressive cultural phenomenon is erroneous. I've simply said that "political correctness can often be counter productive to racial harmony", and cited a few examples.

So, i'm sorry dude, but they're 100% true. Despite your defensive stance over this, i think you simply don't realise we're agreeing that people simply need to be nice to each other the world over and racial differences and racial struggles will be a thing of the past. I think you've firmly grasped the wrong end of the stick and you're not WANTING to see or hear anything that might impact on the stubborn ideas you have about political correctness. I think you've got it in your head that i'm a racist, or at least ignorant, and you're dead set on proving it even if it means ignoring half of what i say. I think you're the ignorant one.

Now let me tell you something - my dad is not only a teacher but a head teacher, has been for 20 of 35 teaching years. Yes i know how tough it is to fire a teacher, i'm very very familiar with the ins and outs of the NUT as a result of such and ...... i won't go on.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bradford/6066726.stm
There is the story about the woman wearing the burkha, if you're interested (you're not) in finding out more information (you're not) and getting to the root of the story (you're not) and you'll see that originally she was allowed to continue teaching until students complained again that they couldn't understand her. So please research a little more and deliver your apology post haste (i'll wait for it while i wait for hell to freeze over)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-418819/BA-cross-women-vows-compromise-92-cent-public-her.html
Regardless of the "do you know anything about teaching" (and my father sits here as i write this laughing at me being asked that question) debate, this woman was not a teacher and i never said she was. Go ahead and read it and research it if you like, but i warn you once again that it might encourage you to change your POV and i can see you get frosty when your POV is challenged.

Want another? A christian nurse asked an old lady (who was very ill) if she wanted her (the nurse) to pray for her recovery. The old lady said no, made a complaint, and the nurse has been suspended. That was in either today's or yesterday's newspaper.

Please, please, please do not speak in such an antagonistical manner to me when all i did was try to have a little chat and give you my opinion on political correctness. And at least have the common decency to listen to my opinion before slating it. And then, once you've done that, have a little search for subjects that you're about to summarily dismiss without consideration. And then, finally, get off your "i'm righteous i am" high horse and understand that there are people out there who aren't racist, aren't bigots, aren't xenophobes, but DO find political correctness insulting to their intelligence.

I am neither heavily for nor heavily against political correctness, i have stated my opinion and you have translated it to suit your over zealous righteous attitude. I am, however, heavily against having my polite friendly attitude replied to by haughty supercillious pomp, and that's why i'm more stern with this reply than with my previous.

I'm looking forward to see exactly which parts of this you ignored.

I always loved Frosties.