Mmm, sensing that it wasn't enough? You missed the part where she scoffed when her score was revealed? She already knew something fishy was going on. So did I. Mao Asada's over 198 final score was an indication of what was to come.

Up to a point. The women's team, as far as I'm concerned, is the one that really kicks ass (friend's sister was a member in the early '90s, she'd score 4 goals per game playing against men).

Right, because winning 4 successive Olympic gold medals and 10 of the 16 IIHF World Women's Championships (and finishing second in 5 more) is something to scoff at. Some of the Canadian players play in professional leagues with men. Yeah, they'd skate circles around you.

Right, and you only eat leaves and fruit that have fallen off trees because you don't want to harm any living creatures.

Bragging about the "Miracle on Ice" because the players were amateurs...and then bragging about the "Dream Team". As the Brits say, Americans lack a sense of irony.

Worse than Americans who insist on counting overall medal counts at the Olympics as opposed to do it the official way just so they say they've won, even if most of their medals are bronze medals?

Dude, their most popular professional sports were invented by Canadians.

What's wrong with calling them 'teabaggers'? After all, they were using the term freely until John Waters fans tapped them on the shoulder and...

Get the fuck over it. Shaun White is amazing, but wasn't the best man in the finals. He knew it, which is why he was still all smiles when he congratulated the winner with a huge hug. Take that as a lesson in sportsmanship and stop whining.

Sue them for libel. That would be funny as hell.

Me watching the second video: "Why is the dude in handcuffs? ...Oh".

Like this?

It's not really about the plumbing. The plumbing is fine. It's just cheaper than having a full time janitor ready to unclog toilets and clean up messes.

You can't murder a dog...unless you're married to him.

Because Canadian football is older than both American football and the metric system.

Heck, even the name of the company isn't original (check out the Hyundai Equus).

She pleaded guilty.

The point you're missing is that it probably wasn't the first car crash the deputy has seen. And so, it was an informed guess, or a logical deduction based on the evidence at hand and his past experience.

Yes, and it's a bit unsettling that so many people here don't seem to be able to make the distinction between a guess and a logical deduction.

Yes, totally. It's not exceptionally fast for most modern vehicles. For example, I've driven over 200km/h (125mph) on a snowmobile worth a tiny fraction of the cost of that car.