He never felt the need to pull a trigger though. Or own a gun. Way to miss the point bub.

What guns did Wikileaks ever use? Yet they are a prime example of a group going after government corruption to the point that they've had governments shaking in their boots. I don't agree with every action Wikileaks has taken, but it is clear that their non-violent methods are more effective than any deadly weapon…

Amen sister!

And guns are the answer? Fucking really? Seriously though I've been the victim of gun violence, perpetrated by a family member. You will never convince me that guns are the answer to any problem. ANY.

Oh, you mean the unprovoked wars we reign down on other countries in the name of rooting out terrorists while we are obviously securing the oil supply? That history and those current events? Yeah, guns (and to be fair, greedy policy people) kill innocent people in those instances too.

Not gonna happen. They are trying to make money and pads and tampons are a cash cow. I spend nickels per period using reusable/disposable feminine cups (plus of course there are reusable pads, cups you can use for a decade, and using hormones to not menstruate at all). Free and reusable are hard things to monetize.

Apparently you know nothing of her career (including the time before she became Bill's wife), but her time as SOS by itself should be enough to prove she'd make a fantasticly competent POTUS. The only thing that bothers me about her is that she is a lawyer and too many lawyers are involved in government...we need more…

Really? By my definition adulthood is marked by being in charge of your own bank account. That's it. Marriage doesn't define it, nor does popping out some more resource consuming fleshmonsters. Besides, there are 7 billion people on this planet. Some of us need to make the responsible choice of not becoming parents,…

I was meaning size-wise, but I've been corrected on that point too *sigh*

Yes, that would be accurate, but then few people would know what the heck I was talking about.

Sorry, my experience with Tesco is limited to London. I visited for three months over the summer so my perspective is definitely not all encompassing. Most of the readers on this site are American so I'd thought I'd clarify a little.

Sorry, my experience with Tesco is limited to London. I visited for three months over the summer so my perspective is definitely not all encompassing. Most of the readers on this site are American so I'd thought I'd clarify a little.

Sorry, my experience with Tesco is limited to London (Islington). I visited for three months over the summer so my perspective is definitely not all encompassing. Most of the readers on this site are American so I'd thought I'd clarify a little.

They're not massive catchall stores but rather small corner stores with essential groceries (mostly fresh food) and some dry goods. They're a bit insidious because they are cheap and conveniently located near major transit stops and tube stations. It's basically where you go after work on your way home to pick up…

You are not alone. I always thought the exact same thing and didn't realize it was supposed to be meat until now *shameface*

It's online if you know where to go, though it's a bit blurry (cammed from the 3D).

Wow you're a tool. I'm intolerant to gluten and lactose and these are recent developments. I tend to mention it a lot because the subject of food comes up a lot (gee, with every meal). If I'm eating with someone new I have to explain, and if I'm eating out I have to go through a whole rigamarole with the server…

I'm straight and choose to be childfree. My parents' thoughts and feelings on this matter are completely irrelevant. Not their uterus, not their life, they can fuck off with their hinted desires of grandchildren.

I started drinking coffee at the age of four...which I gather is a rather young age. I couldn't stand the taste of chocolate then, but that's because I was only exposed to the milk chocolate crap. Dark, bitter, unsweetened chocolate is where it's at. I love the taste of bitter things, which is potentially bad because…

The idea that artifical minds must be devoid of emotion, empathy, imagination, creativity, and nuance is really based on nothing. It would really be up to us and how we write the software.