I think it comes down to a mental block that a lot of folks have that makes them not able to distinguish the difference between using a word and merely uttering its syllables.

It's not simple. Sometimes juries are incredibly stupid, and will award huge sums waaay outside the boundaries of logic because the case is emotional.

Look I don't need this god damn pressure!

Saving this space while I come up with a joke about the clock up the alligator's ass.

I think the idea of someone being trapped in a coffin like box, one small enough where they cant sit up or even bend their arms, is hilarious.

What? Why the hell is she shooting rockets at people? That's shit's a war crime, dog.

Blackhawk Down and Gladiator were pretty good.

Oh golly, the feminists are going to have a field day with this one.

I bring my own. "Pancake syrup" is for child molesters and Republicans.

Game of Thrones is great. It's like a porn, attractive woman shows up on screen, you know it's only a matter of time before she's naked.

This lawsuit may well have an effect on the situation.

I hope the final episode does a Babylon 5 thing and goes millions of years into the future.

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Yeah, it works though. I had it on my phone for a few months before I said "Heh! Fuck this!"

This guy is as prolific as he is stupid.

RIght? I can just imagine the director. "Greener. No, greener than that. You're fired. Susan! Find me someone who can work a green slider."

That's pretty much it. You get a game every half hour or something, and you can pay for more.

Me too! I particularly enjoyed the writing for the character of Aureliano, and how distinct it was from the writing for the other characters.

100 Years of Solitude is rewarding in the same way a marathon is. Your body floods your system with endorphins to counteract the damage it's taking.

You guys know what cognitive dissonance is? Here's the definition off the internet: