ebola is not an airborne disease. so unless a good amount of infected bodily fluid got into the small opening, crawled through the facemask, and got into the guys mouth, he's fine.

thanks. but...

"car" (kär)

this is a deep philosophical question of responsibility.

what about... video games? you could make an argument that the controller is loosely defined as a ball (if a dart is). it's standardized to all players and requires skillful manipulation in order to win. there is active defense (other players), and points are scored objectively. gaming is a sport?

is it just me or does the Tonight Show have the best concepts for a bit (this one is inspired) but usually awkwardly fail in execution.

this?

can sony issue a recall?

i advocate the plaintiff.

no.

just to soothe some worries.

i heard Ahn is an asshole. then again, most champions are.

with this and the oculus, i wonder if we'll ever reach a point where games get so immersive and close to reality that they can become dangerous. like, lead to psychological impairment or something. people start reporting brief confusion distinguishing reality from games after a long session. and eventually, it's…

Cop: Son, do you know how fast you were going?

meanwhile in north korea...

i heard david blaine pumped his body full of liquid oxygen or something to extend the amount of time he could stay underwater and slow the carbonation of his blood.

meanwhile K-9 units are laughing at them. get a real police job!

what if instead of putting stickers on consoles and packing boxes, FoxConn made the students print reports, take coffee orders, and input meaningless numbers into a computer for eleven hours a day?

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PART I