I'm guessing it's an extension of their "Not in our waters, not our problem." mentality mentioned. It still seems really stupid that once they did find it, they still don't want to deal with it.

"Now she's again sailing on her own, a prisoner of the Atlantic's currents."

I think it actually makes it MORE offensive that she used it that way. Not only was she using a word she shouldn't, but using "nigga" is essentially trying to make yourself sound like a stereotype of a black person as well. All around, stupid decisions from an oblivious person.

I love this.

"I'm not being dismissive"

I think desperation defines the internet.

Your first sentence also counts for pretty much everything that white (usually straight and male) people think we should just "get over". They cry "It's not equal if I have to watch what I say!" completely oblivious to the human emotions on the other side and the very real inequality pervades US society.

Pffft, please. White people assault other people for being called significantly less horrible shit than the n-word. Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. He/she is obviously using hyperbole to make a point and then you've gotta go and get racist like a dumbass.

Also, that poor Alot of places. I wish we wouldn't use drones on that poor guy...

He/she said it was an Alot of places though. So maybe an Alot-shaped map?

My thoughts exactly. I've been trying to track down the source of their information and it looks like every meteorite in their table (that I've seen so far, the data table only loads a section at a time) is sourced from the lpi.usra.edu meteor database, which says this:

I'm surprised they didn't shoot the plastic dog on the way in. Looks pretty dangerous.

That's what I was thinking. When I first saw it I wondered if maybe Gmail accounts could receive mail to yourname@gmail.com and yourname@google.com or something, so I tried my own Gmail account as an @google.com address and it bounced back, so I decided to try e-mailing the one from the post, assuming it would…

Oh, wow. That's neat. I just did some light searching and found a European trademark suit over Gmail, so I guess that has something to do with it. Now I'm even more jealous of Europe. =(

Very interesting. Yeah, it seems like he would get a ton of e-mail from this. I tried giving my personal Gmail account a reply-to address that's just my normal e-mail @google.com but when I tried to send a test e-mail, it was bounced back by @google.com. I also tried sending a test e-mail to the iamrich one and it did…

Very interesting. Yeah, it seems like he would get a ton of e-mail from this. I tried giving my personal Gmail account a reply-to address that's just my normal e-mail @google.com but when I tried to send a test e-mail, it was bounced back by @google.com. I also tried sending a test e-mail to the iamrich one and it did…

I would be pretty shocked if Google employees don't have the option to have multiple @google.com e-mail addresses for personal use.

Wait, how does he get an @google.com e-mail domain? Does he work for Google or something?

I lol'd.

Yes! He knows he's caught and you can see that he's trying to decide if he can outrun his mom as he slowly backs away.