Interesting, but hitting a pole headfirst at 90mph and not dying instantly would be a miracle. JFK "died" at the hospital, though I'll bet his perception and life functions ended about the time his skull landed in his wife's lap. I was only trying to clear up a common misconception. Thanks for the extra knowledge.

In reply to this comment by Payback:
just a quick rebuttal fyi, in BC, Doctors, Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses and Licenced Practical nurses can pronounce death, although there is no legal reason to do so. The only legal demand of the process is that a death certification be made within 48 hours. It would be negligent imho if there wasn't at least a nurse present. I believe it is an IOC requirement.

just a quick fyi, only a medical doctor can pronounce someone as dead. The only time that anyone else can is if there is positively no chance of survival. He probably died on impact with that pillar, but he can't be pronounced dead until a doctor sees him.

In reply to this comment by Payback:
He didn't die during the video, only due to injuries which occured.

This is playing all over the news, we will not be stopping anything by killing it.

In reply to this comment by Xax:
Grouping everyone into a single label sure makes things easy. Consider that some who believe in a creator can also fully accept evolution and embrace science.


One could easily refer to the video and determine that she ONLY say "Creationist!"
Not Jew, Christian, Pastafarian, etc.
Creationists ignore scientific theories and insert their own ideas. If you "accept evolution and embrace science," you are not a Creationist, but can still be a theist.

DON'T LEAVE ME!!!

This video is NOT:
Spacy - contains no content relating to the clouds or beyond
Philosophical - unless you acknowledge that this man is pursuing knowledge, like almost all of us
Obscure - there are plenty of anatomy and TED videos on this site.
You're lucky that i'm only bronze, or i'd * nochannel you like crazy.

late in the debate
as the sift ages, it gets less page views. also, the info you posted would have been useful earlier, but no one will see it now.

In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
What do you mean "this late in the game"?

In reply to this comment by rgroom1:
Should we just run all the military-esque videos past you? you know too much to be coming in this late in the game dammit.

In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
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Should we just run all the military-esque videos past you? you know too much to be coming in this late in the game dammit.

In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
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while i will almost certainly never rememberize this, i will definitely be copy/pasting it quite a bit.
thanks a bunch

In reply to this comment by xxovercastxx:
the basic syntax for a link is:

<a href="URL here">text here</a>

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again, i apologize that the cursing offended you.
please quote me so i'm not left hanging like a moron

In reply to this comment by Januari:
A civilized and adult argument?... You mean like one where I am not telling you your head is up your 'ass'... ( I think that seemed to be one of your 'points' )and swearing away because we don't agree?...

Thank you for proving my point on the hypocrisy... i really couldn't have put it any better.

FROM THE TOURETTES GUY SITE:
Although he has been diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome, his actions are influenced by other problems
(including alcohol) and are not consistent with most Tourettes syndrome sufferers. In exchange for a few laughs,
please educate yourself about the realities of Tourette Syndrome from a reputable site such as this one.
http://www.kidshealth.org/parent/medical/brain/tourette.html

-safe to say that "A combination of numerous psychiatric disorders and alcohol create entertainment. RIP, home skillet"
p.s. sorry for being a smartass.

In reply to this comment by artician:
It's really hard to tell if this is real, or just someone making fun of people with this disability. Is there more info? It would be interesting to know, I've never met anyone with Tourettes.