A Frenchman and a Latino are walking down the sidewalk during a windy day. A woman in a skirt is walking towards them and a gust of wind blows her skirt up to reveal she is wearing no undergarments. She covers herself and blushes. As she passes them the Frenchman shrugs and says to her "C'est la vie".
To which the Latino replies "¡Yo también!"
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Later in that episode (episode? show?) they tear up the box and there is pair of tidy whities in there, some cotton undergarment for reasons unknown.. Maybe they are not allowed to store food in the props dep. even thou it's dry food and probably never goes off.. The rules on those larger studios are sometimes just a nuisance..

Sorry for the interruption to the flight, ladies and gentlemen. We will be going back to the gate and you will be pleased to know that fresh undergarments will be supplied by our ticket agents upon disembarking.

Power in politics and the economy is violence. This nonsense at the beginning about how these protesters are totally wrong for hitting the douche-bag is completely blind to the reality of how power is used to solve political/economic disputes.

If students, in a completely symbolic act of opposition march on a university, they get beaten with clubs and attacked with chemical weapons. The people who support them decry the violence, the people who oppose them say they got what they asked for. No action is taken to reduce the disproportionate response by those in power. That's what happens on one side of the class war.

Conversely in a symbolic act of douchebagary some guy walks into a crowd of pissed off people and starts harassing them, with the explicit intent of getting his ass kicked. In this case a few of the protesters, in a non-coordinated fashion throw a couple punches, and other protesters intervene to break it up. Not only do the proponents of said douchbag claim that this somehow proves he is correct about how bad the protesters position is, but the supporters of the protesters also get their undergarments tied in knots expressing their disapproval. This is how the losing side in the class war decides to unilaterally disarm, so don't wonder why we are where we are.

Unions always come to power with the force of violence as a tool, just as workers are always subjugated to power elietes with violence as a tool, to pretend that one side in these disputes somehow has an obligation to be more "civilized", when being so means losing, is to buy hook line and sinker, the propaganda of their opponents.

It would be nice if these disputes could be handled peacefully, but the power elites of the world have learned from the passive resistance movements of the past, and immunized our society from the future use of non-violent civil disobedience. The only thing left is clubs in the street. The only question is if the protesters will have them as well as the police.

@Enzoblue

Like in any democracy, in a union , you get the representation you organize/vote for. Many Democracies are bad, I would even accept that most are. None the less, given the choice between a poorly lead union, where the workers can replace the union leaders, and an un-mediated well lead employer(tyranny), where the leader can be replaced at random by fate/the market, I choose the first.

GoddDAAAAMN, Yang can play that fiddle well!!

...looks good in his sister's undergarments, too!

The driver pulled over to unload the contents of his undergarments.

Caution: Counting these sheep may induce sleeplessness, seizure or laughing fits. Additional undergarments required.

>> ^SDGundamX:

For the most part, I thought this was excellent.
I did wince a bit when he claimed if we break the population of the U.S. down by sects that atheists would be the biggest group. That's just declaring open season for people like Shiny to claim that atheism is a belief system. What would have been truer would be to say that people who declare no affiliation with any sect of an organized religion would be the largest group... and that group would be an incredibly diverse group of people that included anti-theists, agnostics, Wiccans, Christians who have left the church behind but still pray every day, etc.
About the "magic undergarments" bit, that's a little overplayed and kind of a cheap shot. Mormons that I've talked to treat the garments as purely symbolic (a symbol of their covenant with God) and a survey done a while back showed that most thought of it as simply "spiritual protection" (from temptation to sin).
More on the undergarments here: http://www.mormonstudies.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8:what-are-mormon-underwear-or-garments&catid=1:faq&
Itemid=2


I agree with you on every point.

For the most part, I thought this was excellent.

I did wince a bit when he claimed if we break the population of the U.S. down by sects that atheists would be the biggest group. That's just declaring open season for people like Shiny to claim that atheism is a belief system. What would have been truer would be to say that people who declare no affiliation with any sect of an organized religion would be the largest group... and that group would be an incredibly diverse group of people that included anti-theists, agnostics, Wiccans, Christians who have left the church behind but still pray every day, etc.

About the "magic undergarments" bit, that's a little overplayed and kind of a cheap shot. Mormons that I've talked to treat the garments as purely symbolic (a symbol of their covenant with God) and a survey done a while back showed that most thought of it as simply "spiritual protection" (from temptation to sin).

More on the undergarments here: http://www.mormonstudies.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8:what-are-mormon-underwear-or-garments&catid=1:faq&Itemid=2

>> ^oritteropo:

I hope the cvr transcripts get translated into English and released >> ^therealblankman:
>> ^oritteropo:
I'm sure they were expecting a smoking crater and not the brilliantly successful landing we saw! If I hadn't heard about it before hand, I would've been expecting that from the start too!

>> ^Longswd:
Almost looks like he lost rudder control (hydraulic failure?) and was steering by varying engine thrust between the left/right engines. I wonder how many seat cushions had to be surgically removed after landing.

A little background: apparently this plane had been in storage for some years, taken out of retirement, refitted, etc. This was a test flight to make sure everything was working correctly- apparently not though. The oscillation started shortly after take-off and the pilot was able to circle the field and land safely- no passengers on board, but I'm sure the crew had to requisition new undergarments.



knowing Russia, I'm sure it's "fuck shit dick bitch motherfucker cunt fuck shit bitch" etc etc etc

I hope the cvr transcripts get translated into English and released >> ^therealblankman:

>> ^oritteropo:
I'm sure they were expecting a smoking crater and not the brilliantly successful landing we saw! If I hadn't heard about it before hand, I would've been expecting that from the start too!

>> ^Longswd:
Almost looks like he lost rudder control (hydraulic failure?) and was steering by varying engine thrust between the left/right engines. I wonder how many seat cushions had to be surgically removed after landing.

A little background: apparently this plane had been in storage for some years, taken out of retirement, refitted, etc. This was a test flight to make sure everything was working correctly- apparently not though. The oscillation started shortly after take-off and the pilot was able to circle the field and land safely- no passengers on board, but I'm sure the crew had to requisition new undergarments.

>> ^oritteropo:

I'm sure they were expecting a smoking crater and not the brilliantly successful landing we saw! If I hadn't heard about it before hand, I would've been expecting that from the start too!


>> ^Longswd:

Almost looks like he lost rudder control (hydraulic failure?) and was steering by varying engine thrust between the left/right engines. I wonder how many seat cushions had to be surgically removed after landing.


A little background: apparently this plane had been in storage for some years, taken out of retirement, refitted, etc. This was a test flight to make sure everything was working correctly- apparently not though. The oscillation started shortly after take-off and the pilot was able to circle the field and land safely- no passengers on board, but I'm sure the crew had to requisition new undergarments.

I actually like this idea, but only for people who are fit, otherwise it's no different than spandex clothing, (and we all know how fast that fad went wrong with overweight people!)

Ooo, or undergarments - disposable underwear! (no one likes cleaning the skid-marks off those anyway!)

...And just think about the bedroom possibilities...

What I don't understand is if they don't want an undergarment line to show, why do they wear undergarments at all?
Pretty sure the only thing this is good for is sunbathing on a non-nude beach.