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XyloJW posted:I don't know what any of you are talking about. I feel like the kid who can't figure out how to work the Magic Eye puzzles. I'm really curious how many people are about to seriously try to explain it to you.
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Livingtrope posted:I'm really curious how many people are about to seriously try to explain it to you. If anybody can explain that poo poo then go ahead because I'm a grown adult and I don't know how to make them work.
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Livingtrope posted:I'm really curious how many people are about to seriously try to explain it to you. This is what you see when you finally focus your eyes: 
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Why can't kids listen to good music like Bobby Vinton and Neil Sedaka? All of a sudden I want Miley Cyrus to become this generation's Madonna and just be influential and important for decades to make that comic even stupider. Also, I like that in a thread full of the most evil opinions imaginable, loving Streeter reminiscing about the Beatles is the one that is attracting all our rage (and rightly so).
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Warcabbit posted:It's a schooner. You know what?! There is no Easter Bunny! That's just a guy in a suit!
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All four of them were/are trash. Welcome to pop music.
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Elvis was at least an interesting guy, he was a hell of a lot more progressive than most of the music industry at the time. But musically there's better rock guys from the same period.
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Another thing all four have in common? They all got popular off the back of African American music trends and innovations! 
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 This week there's a decent amount of Nye/Ham debate stuff. Lietha is still posting reruns, but he did have one new thing.  Ham takes a hand off the debate, allowing Nye to seize it with ease.  Nuckols still cannot draw.   None of the usual suspects covered the debate at all, which I think speaks loads for how well the creationism/ID movement is doing. If only Asay hadn't stopped cartooning...
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Rorus Raz posted:If only Asay hadn't stopped cartooning... Let's not say things we can't take back.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:All four of them were/are trash. Welcome to pop music. I don't really get why people who weren't alive back then actually like Elvis. I mean The Beatles, sure, whatever, but Elvis? Come on.
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I don't get it. "Creationists are literally stone-age cro-magnon people/REAL DINOSAURS"? "Fred Flintstone, a fictitious cartoon character,
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Bill is lookin' mighty Rand Paul there.
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Wales Grey posted:I don't get it. "Creationists are literally stone-age cro-magnon people/REAL DINOSAURS"? "Fred Flintstone, a fictitious cartoon character, I think that cartoonist isn't a fundie.
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Wales Grey posted:I don't get it. "Creationists are literally stone-age cro-magnon people/REAL DINOSAURS"? "Fred Flintstone, a fictitious cartoon character, Creationists beliefs are so stupid they are on par with that of a caveman. Sometimes I think you guys try your hardest to be confused for no reason.
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Wales Grey posted:I don't get it. "Creationists are literally stone-age cro-magnon people/REAL DINOSAURS"? "Fred Flintstone, a fictitious cartoon character, Creationists believe that man and dinosaur existed at the same time.
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Meat Recital posted:Pelicans evolved big beaks so that man could wash dishes in them, and elephants evolved long snouts so man could vacuum with them.
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Not all comics will necessarily be from fundies. They just tend to be more entertaining.
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I agree with the teen back there: gently caress you Dad!
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JJ weighs in on Keystone again. I've been hearing of five or so reports that claim the pipeline will be peachy-keen environmentally, but I haven't looked into the sources of the reports to see if they're legitimate or just fronts for oil companies. To JJ's credit, he doesn't just brush off environmentalists are "wacko loons" or anything, but suggest they focus on more pressing issues instead of one thing that is (reportedly) not a big deal.
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The problem with Keystone is that too much focus is on the potential environmental impact and not enough on the economic impact. What would the United States actually get out of building Keystone, besides the temporary jobs associated with literally building the pipeline? Half of the pipeline has already been built, and it's driven oil prices down in the Midwest. If we complete the pipeline all the way to Texas, those oil prices will spike and it'll be easier for Canada to export its oil to China, increasing overall cost of oil purchasing for the United States. And Canada has steadfastly refused to give America right of first refusal on oil purchases through Keystone, so we can't be sure that won't be something they'll do.
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Fidel may have been cast aside, but Cuban Catholicism shall forever be of Communist spirit: a liberation cartoon Oh, and I guess Cuba's a leg. And has a tumor.
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Claiming it will have "no negative environmental impact" is pretty dumb since I'm sure all of those reports are written under the assumption that there will be no problems whatsoever with the pipe. So the pipe won't cause ANY environmental problem provided it doesn't break and spew oil everywhere? Gee, why doesn't that dumb ol' Obama let us build it already! I mean, oil companies never make mistakes! 
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The real problem is the report basically assumes we'll find a way to buy tar sands oil with or without the pipeline. I'm not saying that's a bad assumption, but it means the "environmental impact" doesn't include actually using the oil only how it is delivered. Considering trains can derail and trucks can crash, there might not be that much of a difference between the pipeline and other means of transport. The bigger problem is all the extra carbon all that tar sands oil will spew out, but that isn't covered in the report.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:Another thing all four have in common? They all got popular off the back of African American music trends and innovations! Actually, as he was "discovered" by Usher, Beiber remains the only person on that list who has made money for a black man.
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JaggerMcDagger posted:
Take a moment and think about 1969's music scene. The hippies of `67 finally control their destiny, the Beatles are breaking up, but putting out Abbey Road, Woodstock and Altamont are the high-water mark, where the revolution falters and becomes the introspection of the 70s singer-songwriter...album-wise, we have Aoxomoxoa, Trout Mask Replica, Led Zeppelin I and II, The Gilded Palace of Sin, Let it Bleed, Songs From A Room, Arthur, Tommy, Hot Buttered Soul, Nashville Skyline, Odessa, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, THREE CREEDENCE FULL-LENGTHS... ...then remember what the biggest selling single of the year was.
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Internet Kraken posted:Claiming it will have "no negative environmental impact" is pretty dumb since I'm sure all of those reports are written under the assumption that there will be no problems whatsoever with the pipe. So the pipe won't cause ANY environmental problem provided it doesn't break and spew oil everywhere? Gee, why doesn't that dumb ol' Obama let us build it already! I mean, oil companies never make mistakes! It'd probably be best for us to read at least one of the reports before we make assumptions about their contents. One thing I can be certain of, even without reading them, is that JJ has not read them- and that his argument is one of mealymouthed, facts-deficient, pseudocentrism.
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Allen Wren posted:Take a moment and think about 1969's music scene. The hippies of `67 finally control their destiny, the Beatles are breaking up, but putting out Abbey Road, Woodstock and Altamont are the high-water mark, where the revolution falters and becomes the introspection of the 70s singer-songwriter...album-wise, we have Aoxomoxoa, Trout Mask Replica, Led Zeppelin I and II, The Gilded Palace of Sin, Let it Bleed, Songs From A Room, Arthur, Tommy, Hot Buttered Soul, Nashville Skyline, Odessa, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, THREE CREEDENCE FULL-LENGTHS... I'm going to memorize this post for the next time some rear end in a top hat does the MUSIC TODAY SUCKS spiel. Mecca-Benghazi posted:New Two Bulls. drat that's a fine balrog.
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Miley Cyrus got in trouble for sexually suggestive body movement during a televised performance. You can't say the same about Elvis "The Pelvis" Presley!
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Allen Wren posted:Take a moment and think about 1969's music scene. The hippies of `67 finally control their destiny, the Beatles are breaking up, but putting out Abbey Road, Woodstock and Altamont are the high-water mark, where the revolution falters and becomes the introspection of the 70s singer-songwriter...album-wise, we have Aoxomoxoa, Trout Mask Replica, Led Zeppelin I and II, The Gilded Palace of Sin, Let it Bleed, Songs From A Room, Arthur, Tommy, Hot Buttered Soul, Nashville Skyline, Odessa, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, THREE CREEDENCE FULL-LENGTHS... My favourite is always the people who bring up Kanye West being an egotistical idiot as proof that music today is trash. Because Elvis and the Beatles never said anything controversial or self aggrandizing.
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Mister Beeg posted:More Antonio Prohias. No translations this time due to stuff on my end. Hierarchy DORTICOS: Please, commander Castro, remind me what brand of tabacco you wanted me to buy you. Nightmare Surprise!... The boxes are Agrarian Reform, Liberty, Industrialization, Nationalism, and Source of Labor Militarism LIBORITO: Bah! Batista would also serve me this!... Parodying Agrippina ALMA MATER: Son, smite my womb, from whence you came!... Acrobatics NIKITA: Thanks, Fidel!... Reunion CHE: Well, Carlos Rafael, it's time to liven things up with an "accident," Camilo-style. Penitence Goes in Sin The airplane's tail says Havana and Moscow I don't think this one really needs any translation, to be honest. Or this one.
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Mister Beeg posted:More Antonio Prohias. No translations this time due to stuff on my end. It continues to be strangely compelling to see someone lambasting Che like this. I mean that caricature is just amazing in the way it frames the man. I don't have any antipathy towards him or anything, but it continues to be my favorite part of Prohias's work by far. edit: Also dancing Fidel in the background, the pettiness of having them drink vodka, the thuggishness of everyone having knives. It's all delightfully mean spirited. cafel fucked around with this message at 22:45 on Feb 9, 2014 |
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Allen Wren posted:Take a moment and think about 1969's music scene. The hippies of `67 finally control their destiny, the Beatles are breaking up, but putting out Abbey Road, Woodstock and Altamont are the high-water mark, where the revolution falters and becomes the introspection of the 70s singer-songwriter...album-wise, we have Aoxomoxoa, Trout Mask Replica, Led Zeppelin I and II, The Gilded Palace of Sin, Let it Bleed, Songs From A Room, Arthur, Tommy, Hot Buttered Soul, Nashville Skyline, Odessa, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, THREE CREEDENCE FULL-LENGTHS... 1969 was an insane year all around and I wonder what it was like to live through it.
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