The guy he was sitting next was Steve Fielding, a creationist, conservative wanker of a politician from Victoria (My constituency infact) who thankfully got voted out last year. It was awesome to see him squirm at everything the Dawk had to say.

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I'm going to see it next week - the trailer looked funny.

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So how's the movie - anyone?


Surprisingly funny. Of course it's a chick-flick, but with enough sex, smart dialogue and outright funny to keep heterosexual men planted in the seat, rather than squirming around looking for the nearest exit.

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So how's the movie - anyone?


Surprisingly funny. Of course it's a chick-flick, but with enough sex, smart dialogue and outright funny to keep heterosexual men planted in the seat, rather than squirming around looking for the nearest exit.

Watch the homophobe squirm... I think he knew quite well that he had intentionally misread the study, hoping his opponents would take the rethuglican Christian wingnut approach of simply taking his word for it.

its much nicer when the real animal cruelty is hidden so we get our chicken mcnuggets without it resembling a once living thing... cruelty that's hidden is much much more civilized... then again, this debate only happens because we have the luxury of picking/choosing what we eat, and preparing it in a way so that it no longer resembles what it was alive... if you lived in a 3rd world country (or lived below the poverty line - as more and more people do) you'd think this whole debate was pretty stupid

even more so because a LARGE % of the people that whine/moan about animal cruelty, don't lift a finger to help fellow human beings...

and if the squid was chopped up into penne sized chunks, and the same liquid was poured on it, and it jumped and moved and squirmed... you "civilized" people wouldn't have the same reaction

thank god us civilized nations go through the trouble of disguising our food so as to not be cruel

and yes, the squid was already dead

Fun fact :

I get creeped out and squirm or twist when I see a person touching a toilet like that (1:45) When I watch movies and they are getting sick and their face is in the toilet and they are making love to it pretty well I have to close my eyes.

This is one weird flipping video. *wtf if it aint called.

I have never seen Stewart squirm so much. He kept trying to dodge the subject and play tit for tat. O'Reilly was solid as a rock. O'Reilly is an intelligent and mature author and the Stewart is a middle aged Mtv failed comedian that writes children books masquerading as coffee table picture books for adults.

>> ^kymbos:

Priceless.
May there be many more awkward squirms before they work out how to spin this against Obama.


I'm betting they will settle on somehow giving all of the credit to President Bush. After all, if he hadn't let Osama get away in Afghanistan, he couldn't have been killed a decade later in Pakistan. A cunning 10 year plan.

Priceless.

May there be many more awkward squirms before they work out how to spin this against Obama.

*Squirm - didn't make it past the Cheese Greater - Once that greater came out - I was done

lol, eesh... it was the 3:34 mark that made me squirm. And 4:19...

>> ^Trancecoach:

What Bashir is doing is in fact a rhetorical device aimed at giving this "pastor" an opportunity to take a stand on the issues, rather than skirt around them, as Bell clearly does throughout the interview.

>> ^nadabu:
Bashir seems to think that everything in reality is a this or that, yes or no, simple enough for a soundbite kind of thing. That level of shallow, oppositional thinking is much of what is wrong with the world today. Props to Mr. Bell for not bowing to that inanity.



I am gonna agree with this. Bashir is asking some very pointed questions and Bell is carefully not answering them.

I would get frustrated too.

What Bashir is doing is in fact a rhetorical device aimed at giving this "pastor" an opportunity to take a stand on the issues, rather than skirt around them, as Bell clearly does throughout the interview.



>> ^nadabu:

Bashir seems to think that everything in reality is a this or that, yes or no, simple enough for a soundbite kind of thing. That level of shallow, oppositional thinking is much of what is wrong with the world today. Props to Mr. Bell for not bowing to that inanity.

>> ^doogle:

Didn't see much squirming. Or any.


Agreed. I love the new salesmanship born of the infrawebs: oversell, oversell, oversell! Reality matters less than the fiction of the thing, so long as everyone keeps winking at each other.

Not directed at you, Ornthoron, since the YT title was the same.

are you suggesting there is a possibility that it can?

Load me up!
>> ^ponceleon:

>> ^doogle:
Didn't see much squirming. Or any.

Then again, she didn't quite make me confident in the idea that water can cure malaria...