Culinarily speaking — and I'm a reformed line cook and sous chef — your definitions are a bit off, here. Different kinds of animal carcasses require different cooking times to extract full flavor from the bones. You can make fish stock in about a half-hour, chicken stock in an hour or so, and beef or veal stock in…

I hated myself a little for starring that, but I did it anyway.

These two things are not the same, but by all means, carry on with your false-equivalence fallacy.

His dick is going to be in pain because, Magic Mike Piazza is extrapolating, Edelman's chosen partner is probably laden with all sorts of unpleasant STIs. Joke: explained.

Well, I, for one, cringe when I see people write "here here." For fuck's sake.

I had this problem yesterday, twice, and had to unplug it both times. Last night after I was done playing, I put the system into rest mode by accidental reflex instead of turning it off, and this morning it woke right up with no issue. My download history doesn't indicate any kind of update overnight, but I wonder if…

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Nope. "Beating" your children and "child abuse" are exactly the same fucking thing. Jesus. Stop beating your fucking children, dimwit. There are better ways. (And yes, for the record, I'm a parent.)

I watched this presser today, and holy shit, this guy cannot speak a coherent sentence. No wonder the Vikes are perennial bottom-dwellers with morons like ol' Rick here running things.

I'd bet Ditka's kissed a sweetie or two with his fist in his day.

Ha! Touché!

If you've been a Pats fan your whole life, you're already a terrible person. Might as well keep watching.

I thought that too, until I got the worst case of food poisoning I've ever had, in Ecuador, at ... a KFC.

Please, PLEASE tell me that this photo is real and not Photoshopped.

That's pretty much the distinction. If you ask the officer, "Am I free to go?," and s/he says, "no," but you're not yet in handcuffs or in the back of a patrol car, then you've been detained. Once the bracelets go on, they're reading your Miranda, and the back door shuts and locks, you're under arrest.

I'm not a lawyer or a cop, and despite the different ways these statutes appear on the books in over twenty states, I'd say yeah, you're probably right about that — although AZ is one of five states in which police may "explicitly impose an obligation to provide identifying information." Whether that means verbally or…

I mean, actually, the way the statute seems to be written in most states is, in a detention or "Terry" encounter, they're actually detaining you on the suspicion or knowledge that you've committed a crime; in Dr. Ore's case, that crime seems to have been jaywalking (made somewhat suspect by the other people in the…

In a "stop and identify" state, you're certainly free to leave your ID at home, but if you're stopped by a police officer in a detention encounter and fail to produce identification when they request it, they can (and will) arrest you. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_and_…

There are, and Arizona is one of those states. The law isn't that you must carry your ID at all times, though; it's that, in a non-consensual "detention" encounter, you must provide ID if police request it, and if you fail to do so, they can arrest you. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_and_…