"we they" = we they?>> ^MarineGunrock:

God, I'm so fucking glad we're pulling out of that shit hole. We had no business there to begin with, and it's obvious we they aren't ready to act like a civilized people.

C'mon Shep, spare us the acting. It's just accepted as common knowledge now that there's no length to which Republican politicians will not go to tarnish themselves and their party and generally do evil. Nothing to get excited about here. Move along.

If it's any solace, we know who'll be first against the wall. And may their friends across the aisle be second.

Holy Vodnik! Is there anything this man CAN'T DO?!?!

Dragonball?! Not sure that really fits into the Elder Scrolls universe.

Please don't feed the troll.

TSA = terrorist subservient agency

P.S. grats to chicchorea for highlighting how easy it is to game VideoSift with a blatantly false title.

Tell me of your homeworld, Usul.

>> ^Herostratus:

I have pretty great insurance and was floored by the statement of benefits ("This is not a bill") I received after acute appendicitis. Everything had been covered 100% (including a pic line and once-a-week homecare nurse for a post-op infection), but they sent me the paperwork. It was insane; a doctor who stopped in my hospital room once for less than 5 minutes and merely asked me "How are you feeling" charged the insurance a ~$700 consulting fee. Next to that was the amount paid by the insurance: $0.
It was hilarious to see the charges and total submitted by the hospital in one column (tens of thousands) and the "fuck you, we're paying you this and you'll like it" from the insurance company in the second column (somewhere around 10-20% of that requested).
I'm not sure who was being the bigger dick in this situation, but I didn't pay for anything (except for my monthly $200 pre-tax deduction from my paycheck, which is still pretty crazy, but I ended up utilizing what most people end up just giving away to their insurance company).


I got a similar statement of benefits recently. Thank you for the reference point.

This is probably a knockoff but is arguably better than the original IMO - and not blocked (yet):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmc6tR2V1Vc

Those are the funniest sounds I've ever heard come from a dog.

These videos get posted here over and over: stupid person antagonizes police, gets beat up and/or arrested - exactly what they were after. What's the point in getting all excited over this? Give me a break. Observed behavior = expected behavior -> closed BY DESIGN.

Thanks to VideoSift, I've come to understand there's only one part of the media that can be trusted. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. All other media is nothing but lies, exaggeration, hubris, and pointless attacks. It's a good thing Jon Stewart and his correspondents are there to give us our only fair and unbiased look at what's really going on in the world. What would we do without him?

I'd know the difference.

Less musical BS and more Aasif Mandvi, please.

>> ^cybrbeast:
Or just let people be responsible for themselves and make their own decisions.
Yeah. Because that's got such a proven successful track record. Let's face it. No matter which way we slice it, everyone loses. Yay for alcohol, smoking, and drugs: you've done a lot for the world, haven't you. Thanks a lot.