Pancake Nunchucks ftw.

Like @ChaosEngine, I'm on the fence on this one. Not because I'm defensive of the WBC's freedom to speak: I think their freedom's have been protected and maintained far enough, as far as the US government has been involved. I think a little vigilante justice is due here.

I'm on the fence because first and foremost the WBC are trolls, and trolls love attention. Worse, they are lawyers, and lawyers love having reason to sue people.

@Sagemind you've still got the wrong name for the shooter in your description.

Ryan is the older brother of the shooter, Adam Lanza, 20.

It's going to be hard enough to be Ryan Lanza for a long time, let's get the names right.

@Sagemind Ryan is the shooter's older brother, who was misidentified by police early on.

The shooter was 20 year old Adam Lanza. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323297104578179271453737596.html

I had to stop watching when the samurai sword came on QVC, after what had just happened to the 2 ladder salesman, I just couldn't stand it.

Agreed, that piano is just smooth.

I love this retarded argument.

What simpletons don't seem to understand: The top 10% pay something like 50% of the taxes, but they have 90% of the money. The top 1% has more money than the body 90% combined.

@bobknight33 your oversimplified numbers don't tell the entire story, because you don't understand marginal tax rates.

http://www.consumerismcommentary.com/2013-federal-income-tax-brackets-and-marginal-rates/

"Keep in mind that the tax rates listed in these tables are marginal rates. That means that you do not owe your rate on all of your income. For example, if you single, you earn $100,000 per year, and Scenario 2 (tax cuts expire for all) is the prevailing law, you would not owe 31% on all of your income — you would not owe $38,000 to the federal government. You would owe 15% of 36,250, 28% of $51,600 (the difference between the top and the threshold of the second tax bracket), and 31% of $12,150 (the difference between your income and the threshold of the third tax bracket).

That calculation results in $5,437.50 plus $14,448 plus $3,766.50, or $23,652. That’s an effective tax rate of about 23.7% before your credits are taken into account, assuming your taxable income is the same as your gross income. Your effective tax rate could be much lower if deductions have already reduced your taxable income to $100,000 from a larger gross income. For example, if a 401(k) contribution reduced your taxable income from $115,000 to $100,000, you would still use the same tax calculation I’ve described here, but your effective tax rate would be 20.6%."

*kill

*discard

Agree with this, it's not really a rotator if it only goes one way.

Seriously @lucky760 just steal the javascript behind Steam's rotator.

Call it "code reuse" if it lets you sleep at night.

Come on guys, nobody *promotes bad videos.

Who would go on the internet and just make stuff up?

I love this retarded cat.

*quality

I think its a good start, nice work. Can you animate the transition? Use some jQuery man, jQuery! I heard all the cool kids are using jQuery.


jQuery.