*promote

Awesome! I've always wanted to encourage the world to move toward reusable containers at food sources (grocery-store-provided, deposits for use, etc). I just don't know how to effectively communicate that kind of message to a wide audience (especially in a game or similar media).
It's absolute nonsense that consumers are primarily responsible for the bulk of recycling when we often have no choice.

BWAH! NOOOOOOO! FUCK NO! Why'd I have to see this?! We used to play with those things as kids!! All the time! I had no fucking idea!!! HGAOLSDFLKH::l;asdf

He makes some great points. He says that employees deserve less of the profit because, unlike the business owner, "... they chose to forgo the risk [of running their own business] for the financial security.." which is not one of his good points, because, among a couple erroneous details, it ignores that some people simply have more resources than others to begin with.

"...world view allows for the human nature of some people being good, some people being turd-nuggets, and allowing them to make their own decisions, and the invisible hand of market forces to mitigate the damage..."

Is this just his description? Or a generally agreed upon one by folks with his political viewpoint?

We never got super soakers when we were kids. Instead we had to play with the knock-off Water Weenies.

I was telling someone about Water Weenies the other day and they weren't familiar with them:
http://blippee.com/blog/all-toys/water-wiennie

Wait, he "came up with this"? I used to do this all the time, c'mon!

A math joke on a TV show in America... I don't think Big Bang Theory even has those. What audience could appreciate it today?

I swear... Dennis Leary @7:57, and now Mickey Rooney @9:05??

What a cool little pistol.