Who, after being unreasonably cuffed like this, would mask the identities of the cops? Shit's not real.

Ok i guess it may be dubbed. Ill *kill it. Not funny if it's not real.

But some of them are not real and are a side-leg!

I have no problem with using sex to sell. Hey, it works. It gets our attention. The problem I have with "objectifying" women (and men) in advertisement these days, as @UsesProzac says, they're not real people. Airbrushed, photoshoped freaks of humans. It's become so ridiculous that it'd be comical if it wasn't so pathetic.

What?! No. This is not real. I call bullshit.

Never said it's not real... but just a great coincidence... or the guy from X-Files, I know he's out there somewhere.

How disapointing. That's like saying to a kid "Santa Claus is not real". I'm gonna cry in a corner for the rest of the day. Thanks for ruining it.

Vous are tres velcome amigo. (that's not real french either)

>> ^bareboards2:

@shinyblurry, have you heard of "Blue Dog Democrats"? They are conservative Dems not much different from right of center Republicans. Obama had to get his own party together.
And the whole "individual mandate" thing came from Heritage Foundation ideas for how it could be done.
Obama started with single payer and ended up with this pastiche of ideas that is somewhat painful.
That is compromise and that is principle.
Republicans gutting the "death panels" from Medicare to make political points, when those "death panels" have been proven to 1) provide comfort to the family and the patient 2) after the patient dies, the survivors have much better mental health because they knew they were following their loved ones' wishes and 3) saves a buttload of money spent on unwanted-by-the-patient extraordinary measures. That is unprincipled.
I'm still mad about the "death panels." Putting political points before what is best for American citizens and American taxpayers. Shameful. Full on shameful.


So, basically what you're saying is, it was okay for Obama to leave the republicans out of the negotiation process, and that he is still a hero because he had to negotiate within his own party? Come on. That's not real compromise, and it certainly isn't real leadership. You have to remember that he promised to bring people together and reach across the aisle; yet when it came to his signature legislation, he took the low road, and that because he could. He was more than happy to leave the republicans out of the loop.

I don't have any comment on death panels because I haven't really researched the issue. By default, I don't trust the government to manage anything right, and certainly not my health care. I agree with the principle of small government, because big government is exponentially more corrupt than small government. In any human institution you will have corruption, because mans nature is inherently sinful. The more power you give, the more corrupt it will be.

>> ^PostalBlowfish:

If we're concerned with whether actual Americans are voting, we should register everyone who is an actual American actively, actually put the proper credentials into their hands, make election day a holiday, and then encourage them to vote on that day.
That stuff isn't about making sure "non-real Americans" don't vote, it's about making sure specific actual Americans can't.


You're getting hung up on the wording. This is about how they see things, they see people who wouldn't vote for their interests as not "Real Americans".

>> ^fritzo9602:

Not real. This is from a comedy sketch.


Either that, or the female presenter dyed her hair WAY dark.

>> ^fritzo9602:

Not real. This is from a comedy sketch.


Not real? This is from the Australian version of Countdown, called Letters and Numbers.

>> ^fritzo9602:

Not real. This is from a comedy sketch.


I was gonna call this out as a blatant rip-off of Countdown - thanks for saving me from a red-faced moment

>> ^fritzo9602:

Not real. This is from a comedy sketch.


Oh. Damn, I need to learn to read the comments before giving upvote...give me my vote back!

Not real. This is from a comedy sketch.