Apparently the ambulance wasn't the only thing leaking fluids, amirite?

however you can clearly hear the fan say "fuck you bitch" right before he turned and looked up. The whole "he called me a n***er" excuse - better known as the Marcus Smart excuse, only works if it's actually said.

How to clean a gun:

Doctor: Jose, we're rushing you into surgery right now. We can save your finger.

I know what you mean. I always tell myself that I know my rights and will insist on them if anything happens... That's until I was handcuffed, had my ID taken away from me, was placed into a police car and driven around for "identification" for the crime of taking a walk on my lunch break. An officer approached me…

Yeah, if only we'd had someone over their looking around, talking to people and getting facts. Oh, wait, we did and then we ignored them and bombed the shit out of the country anyway.

I liked his little journey. It also allowed for his character to develop to the next level and have the reader develop some empathy for him. Now, if they could leave out the fucking Prince of Dorne aka the biggest red herring in the world, that would be super.

Maybe they've decided GRRM won't ever finish the books and they'll just finish the story their own way.

Ebola's just not terribly contagious overall. Note that none of Duncan's family were infected. It's just that the hospital he ended up in was incredibly incompetent and had people treating an end-stage patient who was leaking body fluids everywhere with no protective gear, for days.

But can he teach it to shit outside, instead of in a stinky box in the house? THEN I'll be impressed. *Not a cat person*

Umm...I think by definition 11-5 is much better than 0-6.

I'm not sure if this helps, but my hubby is an immigration attorney. I was reading this to him and when I said Georgia, he said, "Oh shit! Pelletier! He's a total asshole!" He's apparently legendary for his fuckery among the national immigration community.

The mother here did nothing wrong, and the judge is a complete jackass. Continuances are rarely, if ever, denied when parties consent. Continuances, even contested, are rarely denied. I've seen attorneys file continuances because, and I quote, "I just need a rest." That was the reason stated in the motion. It was…

Slide rules are still in somewhat wide use. They never run out of charge and you can use them in full sunlight. They do require some skill to use, though.

If they want to ignore them, that's fine. It's for everyone else reading who would think they were right if no other facts were presented.

This is the reality for new products and business startups. A majority of them fail for a variety of reasons. Investors have been having to make risky bets for years before Kickstarter or Indiegogo were around to support these efforts. You should know it's a risk when you sign up.

Their ghost vaginas will just be raped and then once a month they will turn into incredibly bitchy ghostbusters who all synch up and go around shooting real men in the junk because that's what all ghost vaginas do. And female ghostbusters. Shit, same thing.

Climate change seems to me like it should be pretty high up on the list of things that do not require a religious debate.

Yes, it IS really confusing when you try to make sense of all the false crap put out by the fossil fuel industry, I mean, it always contradicts the scientist who aren't being paid by big oil, how can that be? I guess we should all just relax and trust the oil producers, they are, after all, really rich, and rich…

Of course, it is times like this that I keep in mind that Jobs was more businessman - and a smarmy one at that - than computer whiz. And an awful human being to boot.

Woz, on the other hand, will forever have my admiration as a true geek. And of course, Captain Crunch himself. :)