Fox News is listed under the definition of alternative facts.

I can't help but wonder about how much fun was had in the unmentioned time between pressing the power button, and actually being able to play games.

Are you sure this isn't a segment from "Just for Laughs: Gags", the Canadian hidden camera prank show?

Yes, and he's a grim reaper, so what he says about everybody having a finite amount of time is especially relevant.

How are these rules created, and why are people always surprised by them? I imagine there's an argument made around margin of error, and then where the line should be is lobbied for. Is the "under five equals zero" rule reasonable or shady?

I feel like I'm arguing for the five second rule.

Some of the writing and imagery of this educational video made me think it was a parody. Maybe I'm just having an old fuddy-duddy moment.

He forgot to mention prodigies. Those gifted children that make everybody else look like they're standing still. Any suggestions for dealing with that scenario?

Video says "carry every day" right at the end. Really?
Wouldn't gun manufacturers sell fewer guns if all the ammo fit in one gun? As mentioned above, certainly handy for the wasteland scavenger to have one gun for the random ammo scattered about.

And that's why we need thought police.

Gonna have to *promote the use of slingshots.

Thanks to you!

Ran across this unblocked version of Vaudeville Picard:

http://youtu.be/lRgnrsFwenI