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Indolent Bastard posted:An intoxicated 19-year-old woman stole an Angry Orchard truck in Portland and crashed it into a barn on Rt. 160 in Limerick, according the York County Sheriff's Office.  Well done.
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ElGroucho posted:I remember Philosophy 301 too If this references what I think it does, kudos to you. Well played.
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Desuwa posted:How do you prove that I exist? Likewise I cannot prove that you exist. I could be a brain in a jar being fed sensory information. poo poo, you're onto us.
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i wanted so badly for this to be one of those spinning escalator things
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Saints row 2 graphics mod looking good!
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After watching the new Batman Vs Superman trailer, the schadenfreude is me, because apparently Doomsday looks like a retarded ninja turtle. I was kinda hopeful about this movie again after the teaser came out. Now I'm back to wondering how this clusterfuck even got green lit.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:After watching the new [Insert Marvel or DC setting] trailer, the schadenfreude is me, because apparently Everyone looks/acts/sounds like a retard
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:the schadenfreude is me Can we just all agree to stop doing this? Nobody gets joy out of your disappointment in a movie trailer, and it's a stupid misuse of the word besides. We can do better, goons.
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Subjunctive posted:Can we just all agree to stop doing this? Nobody gets joy out of your disappointment in a movie trailer, and it's a stupid misuse of the word besides. The schadenfreude is you.
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burexas.irom posted:The schadenfreude is you. No, he's really not.
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I just saw the trailer for The Good Dinosaur, and the Schadenfreude is on me, because I thought it was actually going to be about a bad dinosaur
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I just made coffee, but the ground beans are getting kinda dry, so it's marginally less aromatic than it was a week ago. The Schadenfreude is on meeeee!
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Indolent Bastard posted:An intoxicated 19-year-old woman stole an Angry Orchard truck in Portland and crashed it into a barn on Rt. 160 in Limerick, according the York County Sheriff's Office. Bravo!! chitoryu12 posted:To add onto this, Republicans have been struggling recently with their poor image to anyone who's not a hate-filled white racist and desperately trying to court minorities and women (which is hard to do while openly campaigning to restrict their rights). If Trump wins the nomination, all the people who might vote for the Republican party but aren't a bizarre caricature of a crazed bigot will go away or even vote for a Democrat just to keep the nutter out. Not to mention there's been some speculation that Trump is trying to get out of the running by becoming more and more offensive, which has only served to make him more favorable with Republican voters. 2016 will be very interesting, to say the very least. Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Saints row 2 graphics mod looking good! Oh hell now I want to play that again. Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:After watching the new Batman Vs Superman trailer, the schadenfreude is me, because apparently Doomsday looks like a retarded ninja turtle. DC is going through what Marvel did in the '90s, which is funny since the same editors are messing it up in the same way they did Marvel at the time. I'm still wondering why Lex Luthor is a gawky nerd with lovely hair.
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If you're riding a BMX and you hold onto a car you can go really fast! Really really fast! http://imgur.com/gallery/fhkix0p Edit: picture is unrelated 
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:If you're riding a BMX and you hold onto a car you can go really fast! Really really fast! Once you get those speed wobbles, you're hosed.
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Xenoletum posted:Once you get those speed wobbles, you're hosed. That bike was so unstable that the loving rear wheel flew off.
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:Not to mention there's been some speculation that Trump is trying to get out of the running by becoming more and more offensive, which has only served to make him more favorable with Republican voters. 2016 will be very interesting, to say the very least. Don't know about Trump in particular, but if you're cynical you could begin to think being in opposition is a lot more rewarding than actually being in government. You get paid the same as the other side does to accuse them of being massive shitmongers in the press every day, and without any of the hassle of actually having to come up with actual policies. I can't see that Trump is a true believer in anything but himself, so running for office would probably be more fun than being in it.
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darkwasthenight posted:Don't know about Trump in particular, but if you're cynical you could begin to think being in opposition is a lot more rewarding than actually being in government. You get paid the same as the other side does to accuse them of being massive shitmongers in the press every day, and without any of the hassle of actually having to come up with actual policies. I can't see that Trump is a true believer in anything but himself, so running for office would probably be more fun than being in it. Trump has to know that he's totally unqualified and unprepared for the job. He's crazy, but not that crazy. The last time he tried to run, it was a complete flop. I think he may have been just as surprised as we were at his popularity.
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Xenoletum posted:Once you get those speed wobbles, you're hosed. You can see it in his eyes, the moment he realizes he's hosed but he's still holding on.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:You can see it in his eyes, the moment he realizes he's hosed but he's still holding on. Pride fucks you up, I guess. And we know he's too full of himself that he can't step down. And his attempts to get thrown out are only going to poison his image once this whole election is over. It's like the perfect storm of schaden: he can't leave because his ego's too fragile, and his attempts to poison his run are only going to endear him more to the psycho base.
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:Pride fucks you up, I guess. And we know he's too full of himself that he can't step down. And his attempts to get thrown out are only going to poison his image once this whole election is over. Running for presidency is truly the skitching of the political world.
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:
Literally every movie with Lex Luthor in it has had him have hair Okay they were wigs but there's nothing that says it won't be in this one, and there's even shots online of Eisenberg bald.
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Clancy Brown is still the best Lex Luthor. Because he is Clancy Brown.
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Best case scenario for Trump is he wins a bunch of primaries, but the GOP nominates someone else who fails miserably. In that case Trump didn't fail America, America failed Trump. Losing to party establishment can work out well in the long run. When Reagan lost to Ford in 1976, he spent the next 4 years telling Republicans "I told you so.". That's what Trump wants to do, but not so he can run again. I think he's prepping the field for his daughter to run.
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Historically burning bright before the end of the primaries is an indication that the person won't become the nominee.
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Who decides the nominee? I always thought politicians in American parties decided on a nominee, so if the Republicans don't want Trump, they could just nominate someone else. All this talk about the Republicans running scared of Trump seems to indicate that the people do the voting instead.
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CommissarMega posted:Who decides the nominee? I always thought politicians in American parties decided on a nominee, so if the Republicans don't want Trump, they could just nominate someone else. All this talk about the Republicans running scared of Trump seems to indicate that the people do the voting instead.
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CommissarMega posted:Who decides the nominee? I always thought politicians in American parties decided on a nominee, so if the Republicans don't want Trump, they could just nominate someone else. All this talk about the Republicans running scared of Trump seems to indicate that the people do the voting instead. Sort of. Each party runs through a Primary, which is a single-party vote on the nominee. Sort of an election before the election. The party itself can veto a candidate, but it's a huge risk since that candidate would likely run third-party and split the votes between themselves and the establishment candidate.
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CommissarMega posted:Who decides the nominee? I always thought politicians in American parties decided on a nominee, so if the Republicans don't want Trump, they could just nominate someone else. All this talk about the Republicans running scared of Trump seems to indicate that the people do the voting instead. Delegates attending their party's convention do the voting themselves. However, exactly who they're allowed to vote for depends on the state. Some states actually have you voting to add delegates who vote for whoever the people chose, while others just show who the people want and the delegates can ignore them if they want (though it's not very politically favorable to ignore democratic decisions altogether). Some states don't even havea primary; they have a caucus (members of the local party meet to decide on a candidate), or a combination of primary and caucuses. There are also superdelegates, who have a seat at the convention based on their position in the party and can vote for whoever they want. The reason it's so confusing is because primaries aren't actually a part of the Constitution. Originally, the Electoral College just did everything and the states figured out their own method of deciding electors. Then states started gradually holding popular votes to choose electors. Eventually, the 19th century evolved until political bosses started having control over which delegates were chosen. Primaries started appearing one state at a time as a way of letting the people show their support for candidates. It was a somewhat haphazard process that developed on its own. chitoryu12 has a new favorite as of 18:25 on Dec 3, 2015 |
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chitoryu12 posted:Delegates attending their party's convention do the voting themselves. However, exactly who they're allowed to vote for depends on the state. Some states actually have you voting to add delegates who vote for whoever the people chose, while others just show who the people want and the delegates can ignore them if they want (though it's not very politically favorable to ignore democratic decisions altogether). Some states don't even havea primary; they have a caucus (members of the local party meet to decide on a candidate), or a combination of primary and caucuses. There are also superdelegates, who have a seat at the convention based on their position in the party and can vote for whoever they want. United States of America.txt
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90RajY2nrgk Watch that if you wanna see just how stupid the system really is in the US. Eat the rich.
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CommissarMega posted:Who decides the nominee? I always thought politicians in American parties decided on a nominee, so if the Republicans don't want Trump, they could just nominate someone else. All this talk about the Republicans running scared of Trump seems to indicate that the people do the voting instead. Trump has already indicated he'd consider running third party after the first debate and is now holding it over their heads. Plus if they just ignore him they lose all the lunatics, and considering the tone of the campaign so far would have a huge amount of work to do before they can even think about picking up the moderate swing vote again. Edit: I like how smoothly bike tragedy talk merged into Trump talk.
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Donald Trump is Lex Luthor.
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Well, after all that all I can say is that Trump couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch of people. No seriously- he couldn't.
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Oh boy do I have something juicy for you guys. I might just simply ask, do any of you recall the term 'affluenza'? Here is proof that God loves us, and wants us to be happy
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