How the fuck could I have missed that they started a sixth season?

>> ^Lawdeedaw:

This is true and false. I knew many bullies who hurt people because they could--and it didn't matter if you showed them "feeling" or not. It didn't matter if you "gave" them dick, they took it regardless. Colbert is noting the vocal abuse, but there is a lot more than that.


Of course it doesn't always work, but he has a very good point in that if we re-frame the meaning of a word it will have less power over us. Similarly if we manage to change how someone else perceives a word we affect them. "Santorum" is a good way of illustrating that point.

>> ^ant:

Nice background music.


Anyone else find it funny the police have the same background music as "Cheech & Chong - Up In Smoke"?

I'm gonna save this and show to a client of mine who has huge problems with multiplication. Guess I will have to translate it first though, since her English is pretty bad as well...

Loved the talk, hated the video and the music since it only distracted me. Upvote anyway.

Just him talking here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=To9BDHV-h3w

Pretty nice. What I like the most, though, is not the reaction of the audience, but the way the man actually seems to be happy. If he truly has autism then that is a pretty rare sight, which warms my heart . A bit tricky with people with autism though. Some laugh, even though they are miserable.

I never understood why some people had problems understanding Inception. Still I agree that it is a clever way of showing how simple the structure of the plot is.

Interesting. Anyone who knows about rhetoric? Good rap lyrics always remind me of powerful speeches. Repetition of certain words and sounds, rhythm and timing, just like this video says (but in a more in depth way).

People who sneeze look absolutely ridiculous. I laughed!

Considering how important the muscles in the face are for communication of emotions both to others and to oneself this might give pretty horrifying consequences both in relationships, as well as cognitive and emotional development. If I met a person who did this I would instantly contact the authorities.

I like his hiding strategy!

Surprisingly funny!

Agreed. And it has never been so easy for the government to track us and monitor what we are up to.

>> ^KnivesOut:

It's the classic hypocrisy of the tea-party. On one hand, they cry about people not following the Constitution and on the other, they want the gubment to regulate drugs, wombs, and nuptials.
I'm surprised Ron Paul can claim membership in the Tea Party with a straight face.


As a non-american I thought he was an independent?

Since I work a lot with autistic people I know they usually have more compassion than the average person, as long as they understand that someone was hurt. Still, pretty funny.