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Comment on B&W art (2011-10-20 18:50:07)
Nope. Latest volume (Oct 2011) about Sam Vimes.
Comment on troopers on vacation (2011-10-20 18:49:11)
Macro lens, mutha-fuckah!
Comment on Munn gets popped (2011-10-20 06:04:46)
She had a ridiculous fear of balloons popping. And K-P got to dry hump her on more than one occasion. Lucky bastard.
Comment on B&W art (2011-10-20 06:00:50)
There's an urn somewhere, so it's definitely art. (sorry, ready Pratchett's "Snuff" right now)
Comment on shut the fuck up (2011-10-20 05:54:50)
I would amend: "And get to work."
Comment on The 1% (2011-10-19 18:14:52)
Hawaii's outside the U.S.? News to me. (ages six-ten in Jekarta is hardly his whole damn life) Also, military brats could claim the same. This 99 versus 1 percent crap on the internet beginning to miss the point: lifestyles and backgrounds are different, big whoop; people can't move between the economic classes without almost impassible barriers, bigger whoop.
Comment on Zombie Apocalypse (2011-10-19 02:29:28)
*clicks link* My U.N.T. coin cup? The coins inside? The stress ball on top of those? My sunglasses? My scissors? My tiny-glow-in-the-dark-statue-of-Buddha?
Comment on Bagelheads (2011-10-19 01:59:43)
Mother of fuck, wha...? Explain! Explain this shit right now!
Comment on Simon the Cat gifs (2011-10-19 01:57:20)
And another reason why "Fuck Cats."
Comment on Occupy Wall Street (2011-10-19 01:47:38)
@elzarcothepale While more people are complaining about the class gap at this point (the whole 99% versus 1%), regulation that was cut in the 1990s played a large part in so much capital bleeding from the investment markets. Protective legislation IS needed to remedy a lot of gaping holes in investment and lending, or this will be a recurrent issue. Additionally, more jobs being available means the government must either "incentivize" or outright require U.S.-based corporations to have so many production factories/jobs here if they wish to work within the Federal tax and legal structure. At the same time, our labor unions have to concede that wages will have to be lowered to compete with international labor pools. Discussing with my father (a manufacturing small businessmen) the other night, I made the point that a lot of the pensions and health coverage offered by major corporations are simply no longer feasible, and Generations X and Y are facing the reality that their extended financial welfare will be solely on their own shoulders with no help from the government (I'm keeping my first social security "progress" paper just so I have something to show my grandkids when it becomes a dead institution). The major place I learned economics? Video games. Ain't no such thing as "credit," in most RPG shops. You earn so much gold over so much time, and your maintenance expenses are such you have to maintain a base income of X while Y becomes your savings to put towards upgrades (etc). If you want more gold, you have to grind more efficiently (better wages per hour) and for longer and/or adjusting your maintenance costs. If you don't have the gold to buy, you can't buy. "Avoid credit and loans" is the largest lesson I've taken from my parents and relatives' lives.
Comment on math stuff (2011-10-17 22:40:43)
This is what mathematicians actually believe. (and, y'know, every other hard science)
Comment on Your results came back (2011-10-17 05:41:42)
I like money.
Comment on Get in shape (2011-10-17 05:32:33)
The second guy looks legit, like he finally starting putting effort into a regimen. The rest look like pill whores.
Comment on Bikini Pants (2011-10-17 05:14:33)
Ladies wearing this are missing the point of both pants and bikinis.
Comment on Where the Wild Things Are (2011-10-17 05:13:20)
I'm really glad I invested my childhood in Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs instead of this. I got an awesome movie, and everyone else got this. Ha.