Maybe it's a mental thing... haHA! I'm here all week!

I'm pretty sure I've killed this guy atleast 3 times in my life.

Yeah, you could be right there-it always seems to have a similar tone anyways. I think it comes from the sort of things ppl say to justify why they rule something out on grounds of personal taste/the social norms applicable to them and it always comes out a bit judgmental if they mean it to or not. Nvm, more (insert…

Kid? Hmm, I don't think I even look that young, but thanks for the compliment.

I was just thinking about George Washington Carver too! Totally one of us!

"Indian films are more widely distributed then even the biggest American films. Hell Bollywood makes more movies and more money then Hollywood does" -ivoted4himtwice

Nope. Not even close. I just asked a bunch of fellow Canadians and not one of them has ever heard of that Indian actor.

"Indian films are more widely distributed then even the biggest American films. Hell Bollywood makes more movies and more money then Hollywood does"

Isn't it weird how the "abstinence argument" always sounds the same regardless of the subject?

It wont look like shit if it is a good tattoo and you take good care of your skin. Besides, who gives a fuck? Everything about 99% of old folks bodies looks like shit, so having ink on your wrinkly skin is irrelevant. Gotta do what makes you happy without worrying about how it is going to affect you when youre old, as…

Similarly, I absolutely think Gran Turismo 2 helped me avoid a much worse crash than I was in. Maybe even saved my life or the lives of others.

You can get blood and water from a stone if you throw it hard enough.

Come on now - some Thai kid worked really hard on that.

I have no issue with making the commentary elsewhere, and may do so over in Talk Amongst Yourselves at some point. The tl;dr version of my stance is that her level of argument is on par with, say, the people who wanted to ban To Kill A Mockingbird because it was "about rape" (which, as we all know, just isn't true).…

That poor, Walmart fedora...

Satirical, yet strangely telling. My heart goes out to his hat - his poor, poor hat.

Exactly. What she's advocating is a type of gender "affirmative action", wherein simply leveling the field is not enough, but rather efforts must be made to conspicuously elevate the women above the men to wash away lingering stereotypes.

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The mask just screams Dr. Doom's Disapproving Dad, ha!

I'd first of all like to make it clear that I am in no way on the side of any of the "shut the fuck up" knee-jerk morons who have replied to you, nor am I going to spout the tired, completely-missing-the-point "the men are shirtless!" rebuttal, but I think you could also do with stopping and thinking about the issue…