I'm the first to jump on stories of police brutality, but I don't see that in this case, with one possible exception: the second tasering. THAT was over the top, but the first tasering, while it may have been avoidable as the filmer says, was an acceptable decision in the circumstance. It's a high-pressure situation requiring a snap decision, the kid is obviously distraught and taking out his anger on a proxy for his own helplessness, and that means he HAS to be subdued in some way.

That's just horrible...and horribly funny. I just want to know, though, was the guy from NATO actually real? The shame he must have endured in primary school.

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Mine's gone, discarded it. This is the clip that should stay.

Also, joedirt, you need to lighten up a bit. A lot actually.

Thanks, Hive. I'm sorry about all the trouble I caused by posting the longer embed!

Sorry for the controversy, all. It certainly wasn't my intent.

I thought there had already been a case ruling that similar (or even identical) chord progressions didn't constitute plagiarism. That's why we have videos talking about how every song sounds the same and using a single chord progression to play a dozen different songs as proof. Now, if they had ripped off one of the many solos Satch does, that would certainly constitute plagiarism, but I think they can actually argue "inspiration" as a defense.

I can understand him asking Obama to convert to Islam, but when will fundamentalists learn that threats of violence are the worst possible way to seek conversions?

*kill

I give you the credit for it, Hive. Without you, I never would have gone looking for it

Love it! Excitebike is unforgettable.

^Priceless response, Joe

I must say, I wish they would have allowed him to make a response to the last pundit's point that other nations pulled out of their depression much faster than the US did. That seems a point worth answering, if true, since other nations are much more willing to experiment with socialized services than the US.

I can't believe I'm saying this about an episode involving poop-shine, but where's the rest?

And this is why I still haven't bought Mirror's Edge. The demo was fantastic, but I really don't want to shell out $60 for something that's going to be over in 8 hours. I may still give it a rent, though, just because 8 hours of gameplay IS worth an $8 rental fee.

@EMPIRE:

So he's retarded for realizing that he is guilty of hating people different than himself? Christianity considers the conscience to be something akin to the voice of God (a still, small voice helping to guide our actions). It may be a realization he came to on his own, but the thought is that it was divinely inspired, and it is, quite frankly, beautiful to see a Christian stop and search his heart and admit that he was wrong. If he gives God the credit for it, so much the better. It's about time someone religious gave credit to their deity for something besides war and hatred!

Wow...that's...just...pathetic. I used to be a Christian, so I know there are actually some good Christian comedians out there. This guy is not one of them by any means.