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I love steampunk! This made me laugh out loud at it's absurdity, especially when he spilled the water [... gotta keep it legal] Hahahaha

I used to live on the Big Island, near Kilauea..We would go down to the ocean and check out the lava spilling into the sea. It was really beautiful, but you had to keep your distance because the fumes of the lava hitting sea water are toxic.

Because every sweat is sacred
Every sweat is great
If a sweat is wasted
God gets quite irate

Let the heathen spill theirs
On the dusty ground
God shall make them pay for
Each sweat that can't be found

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Actually, there's no scientific basis for that statement. Cats CAN eat dairy, but the rule is, you shouldn't feed it to them REGULARLY. A treat like this once in a while, and in small amounts, is perfectly fine. Any properly trained and reputable veterinarian will tell you the same.

I grew up on a dairy farm where the cats (dozens of them) were always finding some milk spilled somewhere in the milk parlor, and they never became ill. I'm talking about UNPASTEURIZED milk, no less. Hell, they used to eat the flesh of dead cows and pigs without any issues either, so trust me when I say that a lousy dab of whipped cream isn't doing any harm.

I'm so tired of hearing the bullshit that spills from deniers mouths. It's -way- past time to start treating them exactly the same way we treat flat-earthers and moon-landing-hoaxers...with ridicule and pity.

There has been no -scientific- controversy for well over a decade, but these fucking morons (and/or liars) keep providing cover for the hydrocarbon industries. They're doing actual damage, and it's time to marginalize them via any means necessary.

Something's wrong, all my paper towels are entombed in some sort of plastic shell. I tried wiping them on spills, but all it did was spread it around!

I never said that we should brand people living in Islamic regions as the same. Stop putting words in my mouth. I said that if you seriously follow the tenets of the Islamic religion, not casually but seriously follow what the religion says, then you will be doing whatever you can to further the spread of Islam and Sharia law.

This is somewhat of a problem in all religions, but IT IS PREDOMINANT in Islam because Islam has never stepped away from these rules and tenets. In a very sad way, Islam is still in the state Christianity was during the damn inquisition and crusades. Now you will have people that refuse to devote themselves fully to Islam and those people will not act in a fashion like I illustrated. They are truly casual worshipers that have found a way to morally work around the tenets of the religion. I have no problem with those folks. Sadly, a huge amount of evidence points towards the information that they are a minority of the religion.

As far as US involvement, I said that we do stick our nose where it doesn't belong and that we should cut the rest of the world off when it comes to requests for military aid. But lets look at the link you posted. I see about half or more of the incidents are the US providing help at the request of other countries or joining coalitions of other countries. You can't have it both ways, either ask us to back out of the world scene completely or get over it when we do get involved at your request. Do you think we just popped up and sent troops/missiles to Turkey because we wanted to? Or did we invade Jordan while sending troops to help prevent the Syrian Civil War from spilling over into their country? They ASKED us to come and help. Are drone strikes against terrorists stupid? Absolutely and they help the terrorists find new recruits, but does that make Islam any less of a violence promoting religion?

The answer is no, it does not. Nor does your attempt to veer the spotlight off of the failings of Islam and back onto something else. You can misdirect all you like, but until you can provide hard facts you are simply equivocating.

Islam promotes Sharia law. Tell me truthfully if you can, that a religion that supports the execution of a woman who left the faith to marry a man her family didn't receive a dowry from is a religion of peace. Tell me that a religion that supports the execution of Homosexuals is a religion of peace. Tell me that a religion that still promotes honor killing is a religion of peace.

Because if that is the case, by your own definition the US is the greatest supporter of peace since the Romans.

You can mess yourself up and still hobble around afterward, not realizing how badly you're hurt. That looked like a nasty spill...

Still, definitely a Boss.

Curse you! I was drinking beer when you got to #6, and very nearly spilled all over my keyboard!
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Here is the full version http://youtu.be/-zvo7xXs-T0

From what i can gather, seems like it may have been a methane gas spill from a truck. I assume from behind the building where the gas appears to be venting from. As you can see in the full version a person in a red shirt runs down the street to stop traffic. Four people were injured (one by shrapnel and three with burns).

I don't want to be rude here, but whilst you have a point when you say "just because charges aren't pressed doesn't mean nothing happened", you besmirch the point with a subjective piece of guesswork that is tantamount to saying that an accusation is evidence.

What metric are you using to gauge how many accusations are genuine? And "too common"? How many rescinded accusations are just common enough? I hope i haven't been rude or trodden on anyone's feelings because i know that this is an issue that goes close to the bone. But you correctly state that dropped charges don't mean innocence, but then use that correct statement to try and suggest, based on nothing but your opinion of common-ness and i assume no research (none was alluded to), that it's prevalent.

And that paints many innocent people with a dye that's hard to wash off. It SHOULD be hard to wash off, but in that case it should be so much more important to avoid spilling it.

http://www.amazon.com/No-Spill-1450-5-Gallon-Poly-Compliant/dp/B000W9JN4S/ref=pd_bxgy_lg_text_z

CARB compliant and not overly complicated. Also doesn't need to be turned upside down to empty it completely. Took all of 15 seconds to find online stateside. Have had this style up here for years.