Impressive earth shattering kaboom

Where's the kaboom? There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom!

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I was expecting an Earth-shattering kaboom.

Dude, I'm not dissing deskjobs here. It's just that for the vast majority of jobs, a 32 hour week can't work unless you have more employees. Yeah, in his company that works and it's brilliant but as soon as you get into jobs that require actual physical labor (let's say construction work) or physical presence (for example sales clerks or cops) it doesn't. It's a huge upside of his company, it's just unrealistic for 80% of every other job.
I can have as many sandwiches as I like at my job. All the fucking time. I can eat Creme Brûlée till I puke my guts out. Cops get to beat up people and pornstars get to have earth-shattering orgasms. Every job has an upside.
This dude acts as if he just found out something amazing. Or as if he just made a commercial for his company.

Why was he wearing a head cam, and still trying to take a selfie? What about this ride was so earth shattering that it needed to be documented? Nice basket, BTW. There's no way that could look doofus-y

I know he thinks he's being really descriptive, deep and elusive and mysterious whilst simultaneously making an earth-shattering point. But actually, it's just impossible to follow. (referring to a few posts ago, but naming no names)

@quantumushroom --

Could you do me a favor and post another comment on this video? I am doing an experiment that requires your participation. It doesn't have to be anything earth-shattering. A simple hello will suffice. Thanks.

Where's the Earth-shattering BOOM?

>> ^bareboards2:

I feel the same distaste towards stereotypical frat boys. Beer pong and vomit, hazing and sexual harassment.
I'll take these guys any day.
>> ^probie:
One of my best friends is gay and would hate these guys. Because of the stereotypical "gay" inflections in their speech. As he puts it, not everything is an "end of the world, Earth-shattering moment with a hint of disdain..." I gotta agree with him.



Like Stephen Fry says, it's not fair to exclude people who sound like this in media because they're are gays very much like this with the look at me attitude and the way of speaking. There are also butch gays who you'd never guess. The funnier people are those who act like the guys in the video, sound like them, yet are very straight. People come in all ways, can't exclude them from the camps, they've all gotta burn together.

I feel the same distaste towards stereotypical frat boys. Beer pong and vomit, hazing and sexual harassment.

I'll take these guys any day.

>> ^probie:

One of my best friends is gay and would hate these guys. Because of the stereotypical "gay" inflections in their speech. As he puts it, not everything is an "end of the world, Earth-shattering moment with a hint of disdain..." I gotta agree with him.

One of my best friends is gay and would hate these guys. Because of the stereotypical "gay" inflections in their speech. As he puts it, not everything is an "end of the world, Earth-shattering moment with a hint of disdain..." I gotta agree with him.

>> ^Fade:
http://www.911hardfacts.com/report_09.htm
How the explosives may have been planted.


I looked at the site and a few comments:

1) The linked video didn't work, so maybe I'm missing something important.
2) There isn't really any discussion on the site of anything specific to planting explosives; just allusions to maintenance or evacutions with no details. It reads more like speculative storytelling than anything factual.
3) Not really sure what the hubbub about Marvin Bush being on the BoD is suppose to be. The author seems to think this is Earth-shattering news, but I don't understand why? Also, looking up Wirt Walker III, couldn't find any verification he is related to the Bush family at all. And even if he were, again, I fail to see the significance.
4) From further research, WTC security is actually provided through multiple agencies. Securacom/Stratesec had a contract to provide electronic security, although from what I can gather than contract mainly took place during the mid/late 90's.

So yeah, not really seeing anything of significance.

I ALSO THOUGHT that sounded familiar!!


It was either a direct rip off or (this may be worse) -- they've too young to ever have heard of the Alan Parson's Project OR taranimator's observation.

This is not an earth-shatteringly original comment after all.

I THOUGHT that sounded familiar!!
It's either a direct rip off or (this may be worse) -- they've too young to ever have heard of the Alan Parson's Project OR that song. It's not an earth-shatteringly original chord pattern or melody, after all.