Now this is comedy right here.

WHAT IS THE PUN

This is one of the poorest articles I've seen on Jalopnik in a long time.

They also tried him as an adult. What are your thoughts on that? He was 15 at the time of the murder.

There is a correction in that article which states that there was an error in omitting the word murder. He was convicted of second degree murder.

McInerny was convicted of both second degree murder and voluntary manslaughter through a plea deal after his mistrial:

Exponential growth, baby

Cell phone radiation may cause cancer; its just that pretty much everything around us also may cause cancer. Saying that it is "thoroughly debunked" is incorrect. The WHO listed cell phones as "possibly carcinogenic" and while many studies show little or no link, there are a few rigorous studies which do.

An anonymous victim's testimony. That is what the school especially took issue with.

No debate there.

What the fuck are you talking about. The Nazi's created high tech camps to exterminate over 6 MILLION people while performing medical experiments, forced labor and other atrocities.

Yes, they are specifically designed to be shielded from EMPs for a long time; since it became clear high altitude nuclear explosions create EMPs.

Think about that: all that bulk is required to disable an unshielded car from 200m. In order to disable an aircraft specifically designed to be shielded from EMP, especially from long distances (think >30mi) very well may not be possible with current technology.

:/. That doesn't really work though, because the Camel was known to be one of the most difficult aircraft of the period to fly due to its huge P factor, weight distribution, and engine.

The idiot in that video got what he wanted, but damn if he doesn't look like a dumbass getting flat out decked by an old man who fucking walked on the moon,

Obviously it wouldn't be 23oz of filet, but including the strip that would be conceivable.

Sigh. Every time there's an article about Russian and US technology, someone posts that myth. NASA began developing a pen, but quickly abandoned it after realizing it would cost too much. The Russians and US both used pencils until they realized that specs of conductor flying around is a bad idea.

Though that's including the bone, right?

BURNSAUCE

Explain (maybe)?