how is it he describes her during the 2:05 - 2:13 marks ?

he likes her because she resembles a little school girl ?

I always remember the little school girl with the silver... " not my silver mister "
*hand gets shreded *

Could they not find a professional crew to interview him? Or is it work experience week and this is the school girl's project?

Upvote for the school girl giggling at the end.

@raith, the airlines would rightfully make it company policy for the pilots (or any employee) not to be intoxicated during the hours they need to be operational. I wouldn't want to get into a plane where someone is intoxicated. That would be silly.

You're putting words in my mouth. I was never arguing this: "Your arguing that even with these laws, we have these deaths. So your solution is removing these laws altogether?" No. I was responding to Shepppard's remark, and I quote, "There NEEDS to be a deterrent for something that's quite capable of being fatal", and I was showing how it doesn't work as a deterrent.

As for your "bombs on the plane" analogy: airlines typically are owned and operated privately, and they should determine what is allowed on the plane. No one will fly on a plane that allows passengers to bring bombs. It would be a terrible business strategy. Just like no one would want to fly with an airlines that allowed its pilots to drink before takeoff.

Driving on public streets is completely different than flying a commercial plane. It's a completely different paradigm, because the streets are (supposedly) publicly owned and paid for, so we all have a right to use them.

"Anyway, how difficult is it to NOT get drunk before you drive?"


You and Shepppard keep using the term "drunk", but just above the legal limit isn't drunk. To a high school girl having her first Kool•Aid and Vodka drink, it may be. To a fifty year old Navy veteran who sips whiskey all day long, it probably isn't.

Also, don't confuse my stance on this matter as me condoning drinking and driving. I understand it's not good behavior, but I just don't like our desire as a society to punish people for their behavior instead of when they create victims. It's called social engineering, and we've come to accept it as part of civilized society which is dangerous. Examples of social engineering are sin taxes for alcohol & cigarettes and tax incentives for marriage. It's not the hallmark of a free society.

And here I thought high school girls were annoying and pretentious.

Does every Japanese school girl dress like a Japanese school girl?

14087 says "All it needs is some legs and a pubescent school girl pilot."

Here is the leg part...
http://videosift.com/video/Watch-out-ewoks-the-Timberjack-Walking-Machine-is-here

>> ^chtierna:

And yet everytime Jon Stewart has a guest on that he could nail he turns into a little timid school girl.


I disagree.

And yet everytime Jon Stewart has a guest on that he could nail he turns into a little timid school girl.

Rofl. I'm pretty sure that even some of the ones that aren't headlines (computers give you cancer etc.) ARE smaller stories that come later in the paper under smaller headings. However the shoes/pen tops are probably along the lines of the bears shitting in the woods one, to ridicule.

Other than that - the odd one or two clearly made up - perhaps a few are re-arranged for rhyming?

Regardless this was absolutely fantastic. Best bit: problem paedophiles followed by school girl upskirt facade. I just hope those two headlines/topics were genuine.

>> ^thinker247:
It was impossible to masturbate to this video. TITLE FAIL


Impossible for YOU perhaps.

*stretches*

Your video, Korean School Girls Being Naughty Behind Teacher's Back, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

You had me at naughty Korean school girl.

Who is filming is my first question for any video.>> ^Stormsinger:
Is there any evidence at all that the guy is actually a teacher, and that the whole thing isn't simply a staged performance?