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Re: Inside the Church of Scientology
Well, you know, Enemy of (Humanity's) Enemy, and all that...
By: Exaton
Re: La Vieille Dame et les Pigeons
That would be "anglais", with an "a" and without the capital, my good spam_vigilante :)
By: Exaton
Re: Super Size Me
Does anyone feel like following me here with some serious arguments pertaining to a horrible troll of a thought ?
What can we expect in the way of overall, statistical effects of Americans being so (overweight -- scratch the polical correctness) FAT ?
Is the rest of the world to rejoice that the increasingly averagedly stupid and belligerent american people are going to die out earlier ? Or should it instead be feared that gradual realization of a shortened lifespan will lead to even more extreme "don't care about the consequences, I'm gunna die anyway" sort of behaviour ?
Just a thought. And not one meant to be nasty, either : I know a great number of Americans more than agree with my premices here, however "unpatriotic" the (censored) others would like them to think they are.
What can we expect in the way of overall, statistical effects of Americans being so (overweight -- scratch the polical correctness) FAT ?
Is the rest of the world to rejoice that the increasingly averagedly stupid and belligerent american people are going to die out earlier ? Or should it instead be feared that gradual realization of a shortened lifespan will lead to even more extreme "don't care about the consequences, I'm gunna die anyway" sort of behaviour ?
Just a thought. And not one meant to be nasty, either : I know a great number of Americans more than agree with my premices here, however "unpatriotic" the (censored) others would like them to think they are.
By: Exaton
Re: Fuck NY
"hipp*y* propaganda" ? That's rich, coming from a fat elephant :P
(Yah, the r*p*blican emblem has an elephant on it, you'll recall. Ahem. Bye !)
(Yah, the r*p*blican emblem has an elephant on it, you'll recall. Ahem. Bye !)
By: Exaton
Re: Alan: A Video Junkie
SNL 1982... The Netherlands, 2006 : http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/06/06/1716241
F*CK :-O (excuse my French)
F*CK :-O (excuse my French)
By: Exaton
Re: Trickshot: Artistic Pool Trick Shots Pt 1
Erm, Ppooler ? If you ever happen to read this (M&C is extremely popular worldwide after all)...
Just ignore those guys except the ones who liked it >.
Man, those shots would rock even if they were fake.
Just ignore those guys except the ones who liked it >.
Man, those shots would rock even if they were fake.
By: Exaton
Re: Gwigle
Yeah I'm stuck on that one too, and have used up all my googling tricks to try to guess it... "tax :pdf" gets 121M results, and what we're to find here gets 47M... I'm just not finding a common enough expression beginning with "tax"...
By: Exaton
Re: Stephen Colbert Roasts Bush: Part 1 of 3
I agree that a small boost in the approval ratings might result from the Dinner in its entirety.
However, please take the following into account : George Double Bush was a play on the President's personal mental and intellectual deficiencies. It spent inordinate amounts of time on already half-comical subjects. It had nothing more important to jest upon than Cheney's shooting skills.
Colbert, you see, adressed *real* issues. He was courageous. He was fantastic. Bush and his impersonator were as disgustingly close-mouthed and hypocritical as usual.
I agree with you. Perhaps Bush /did/ want Colbert to be on. It would be right on par for his astounding imbecility.
However, please take the following into account : George Double Bush was a play on the President's personal mental and intellectual deficiencies. It spent inordinate amounts of time on already half-comical subjects. It had nothing more important to jest upon than Cheney's shooting skills.
Colbert, you see, adressed *real* issues. He was courageous. He was fantastic. Bush and his impersonator were as disgustingly close-mouthed and hypocritical as usual.
I agree with you. Perhaps Bush /did/ want Colbert to be on. It would be right on par for his astounding imbecility.
By: Exaton
Re: The Food Loop as a Murder Weapon?
doubt that they would be allowed to use domestic violence to advertice products
That's the whole point. This is an Internet viral : it's not subject to any restrictions. On the contrary, the more shocking it is, the better, as it will be remembered longer.
That's the whole point. This is an Internet viral : it's not subject to any restrictions. On the contrary, the more shocking it is, the better, as it will be remembered longer.
By: Exaton
Re: why is it
Ah, now that sounds a lot more convincing.
I suppose I should rejoice that I don't have to think about that sort of thing every day. But I don't trust the US military industrial complex (or any other, I guess) any further than I could throw Dubya, so I see your point.
Here's hoping it'll stay a pack mule, and/or a research project allowing for R&D leading to better things :(
I suppose I should rejoice that I don't have to think about that sort of thing every day. But I don't trust the US military industrial complex (or any other, I guess) any further than I could throw Dubya, so I see your point.
Here's hoping it'll stay a pack mule, and/or a research project allowing for R&D leading to better things :(
By: Exaton
Re: BigDog: Robot Army Dog
What are you guys all on about ?
Y'all pussying out because it looks a bit creepy ? Think of how absolutely brilliant it is from an engineering point of view !
Can you begin to conceive of the complexity of the algorithms, the extent of the AI, the feats of cybernetics and robotics that are involved ??
Y'all pussying out because it looks a bit creepy ? Think of how absolutely brilliant it is from an engineering point of view !
Can you begin to conceive of the complexity of the algorithms, the extent of the AI, the feats of cybernetics and robotics that are involved ??
By: Exaton
A feeble-brained attempt at a perfect lack of counter-argument, perhaps ?