Embrace the Suck: As close to good morale as it often gets, a sort of humorous disconnect from just how awful things are.
Embrace the Suck: As close to good morale as it often gets, a sort of humorous disconnect from just how awful things are.
Jesus H. Whatthefuck! Green bean casserole outranks turkey. Put the TV dinner down, Burnenko, and find someone's fat mom to cook you a meal.
The past.
We've very much been conditioned to believe that there are two sides to every story, which, quite frankly, is bullshit.
@Imperator03:
Science is the idea that you should test your ideas. How is that contradictory?
Atheism is either denial of the possibility of god (in which case the burden of proof is on the atheist), or the denial that there is any reason to believ in god or gods (in which case the atheist carries no burden of proof -…
Odd... the awe inspired by learning about the vastness of the universe and the microcosmic extremities of everything in existence amazed the God right out of me.
Well, going by Richard B. Frank's Downfall: The End of the Imperial Japanese Empire, here's what would have happened.
"Perhaps the most shocking aspect of whistleblower Ed Snowden's recent revelations about the NSA's surveillance of Americans is how little they shocked most people"
I'd be straight for Jon. And Patrick Stewart.
Political and religious discourse? How about the majority of ALL discourse? People don't converse anymore. They just spout their own (mostly uninformed) thoughts as immovable fact and then fail to listen with the goal of understanding. All of us could use a huge helping of humility and not confuse our opinions…
See...this is why I don't deal with the whole man/woman/trans/xeno/hydra/quadro/blended/neutral/mixed/furry whatever the fuck you kids call yourselves these days. I'm not dealing with it.
You have successfully constructed a monumental labyrinth in which to navigate gender. I'm sure you're very proud of yourselves.…
Agreed it's obvious that the writer is a very intelligent person who can do good research. No one's really disputing that. It's just that a 10-minute read by a native-English-speaking colleague could have knocked out almost every one of these errors. It wouldn't have taken anything away from the pile of pound coins…
Kind of ironic that people are saying that it doesn't matter who is and isn't paying attention to the writing on this page and how good it is, because it's here for our enjoyment and we aren't paying for it directly. That's exactly the kind of attitude the article is warning against. Professionals should be held to a…
20-somethings in the 2000/2010s would also do 4 tours in Iraq/Afghanistan.