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Kalkino

Ugh, Tea and Big Red gum aftertaste do not.mix

Elldren

dlinfiniti wrote: »

Elldren wrote: »

uuuuugh

I feel like crud

I never did get that calzone :cry:

stromboli

it's 4 AM

I'm not getting anything to eat

dlinfiniti

Elldren wrote: »

dlinfiniti wrote: »

Elldren wrote: »

uuuuugh

I feel like crud

I never did get that calzone :cry:

stromboli

it's 4 AM

I'm not getting anything to eat

hot pocket?
i think those can be classified as calzones

Jacobkosh

god I want to just shove all the burritos everywhere into my mouth at once and then pour like a gallon of soda in after them

BobCesca

Jacobkosh wrote: »

god I want to just shove all the burritos everywhere into my mouth at once and then pour like a gallon of soda in after them

That sounds pretty foul.

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

i found an angle i can lie on with no pain but its really difficult to type

oh well i made good progress on my book tonight

Elldren

Maybe I should stop listening to shonen knife until I can get something to eat

Apothe0sis

Pennsylvania Judge Throws Out Charge for Harassing Atheist While Calling the Victim a Doofus

zeeny

Apothe0sis wrote: »

Pennsylvania Judge Throws Out Charge for Harassing Atheist While Calling the Victim a Doofus

Elbayomy was at the parade with his wife and children and said that he felt he had to act in the face of the insult.

Rrrright.

Apothe0sis

The article is sort of hard to follow - not the best written thing I've ever seen.

But the content is semi-outrageous.

zeeny

Apothe0sis wrote: »

The article is sort of hard to follow - not the best written thing I've ever seen.

But the content is semi-outrageous.

The atheist is a huge fucking giant douche, unfortunately. Doesn't mean I agree with the ruling, but if the judge's account from the comments is correct, holly douche on a leash.

Haphazard

Aloha, [chat]!

Sparvy

zeeny wrote: »

Apothe0sis wrote: »

The article is sort of hard to follow - not the best written thing I've ever seen.

But the content is semi-outrageous.

The atheist is a huge fucking giant douche, unfortunately. Doesn't mean I agree with the ruling, but if the judge's account from the comments is correct, holly douche on a leash.

What did the judge say in the comments?

zeeny

Sparvy wrote: »

zeeny wrote: »

Apothe0sis wrote: »

The article is sort of hard to follow - not the best written thing I've ever seen.

But the content is semi-outrageous.

The atheist is a huge fucking giant douche, unfortunately. Doesn't mean I agree with the ruling, but if the judge's account from the comments is correct, holly douche on a leash.

What did the judge say in the comments?

http://jonathanturley.org/2012/02/24/pennsylvania-judge-throws-out-charge-for-harassing-atheist-while-calling-the-victim-a-doofus/#comment-335289

ronya

Transparent partisanship is darkly amusing.

On a tangentially related note, anyone else ever felt that English-speaking observers tend to regard fellow countries in the Anglosphere rather worse than comparative economic data suggest, simply because they are more easily aware of their domestic disputes? Conversely we regard Scandinavia etc. rather more highly simply because their rhetorical hyperbole are less available to us and we see only their statistics.

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

ohhhh god some time inbetween 4 30 and 6 00 the hot water was refreshed

NOTHING feels better than a hot bath when you have unbearable muscle pain

Sparvy

zeeny wrote: »

Sparvy wrote: »

zeeny wrote: »

Apothe0sis wrote: »

The article is sort of hard to follow - not the best written thing I've ever seen.

But the content is semi-outrageous.

The atheist is a huge fucking giant douche, unfortunately. Doesn't mean I agree with the ruling, but if the judge's account from the comments is correct, holly douche on a leash.

What did the judge say in the comments?

http://jonathanturley.org/2012/02/24/pennsylvania-judge-throws-out-charge-for-harassing-atheist-while-calling-the-victim-a-doofus/#comment-335289

Yeah, that seems pretty reasonable.

Sparvy

Why is your body broken Cass?

Sparvy

ronya wrote: »

Transparent partisanship is darkly amusing.

On a tangentially related note, anyone else ever felt that English-speaking observers tend to regard fellow countries in the Anglosphere rather worse than comparative economic data suggest, simply because they are more easily aware of their domestic disputes? Conversely we regard Scandinavia etc. rather more highly simply because their rhetorical hyperbole are less available to us and we see only their statistics.

Very likely, we do not lack in idiots and populists in our politics.

Kalkino

ronya wrote: »

Transparent partisanship is darkly amusing.

On a tangentially related note, anyone else ever felt that English-speaking observers tend to regard fellow countries in the Anglosphere rather worse than comparative economic data suggest, simply because they are more easily aware of their domestic disputes? Conversely we regard Scandinavia etc. rather more highly simply because their rhetorical hyperbole are less available to us and we see only their statistics.

Yes. Also many smaller Euro countries have national languages largely unspoken outside of the borders. So the accounts of such countries will usually be written or authored by a native speaker, with little chance of a thorough external review or critique

Haphazard

Sparvy wrote: »

ronya wrote: »

Transparent partisanship is darkly amusing.

On a tangentially related note, anyone else ever felt that English-speaking observers tend to regard fellow countries in the Anglosphere rather worse than comparative economic data suggest, simply because they are more easily aware of their domestic disputes? Conversely we regard Scandinavia etc. rather more highly simply because their rhetorical hyperbole are less available to us and we see only their statistics.

Very likely, we do not lack in idiots and populists in our politics.

I don't think there's a country which could claim otherwise.
Well... they could certainly claim...

Sparvy

Kalkino wrote: »

ronya wrote: »

Transparent partisanship is darkly amusing.

On a tangentially related note, anyone else ever felt that English-speaking observers tend to regard fellow countries in the Anglosphere rather worse than comparative economic data suggest, simply because they are more easily aware of their domestic disputes? Conversely we regard Scandinavia etc. rather more highly simply because their rhetorical hyperbole are less available to us and we see only their statistics.

Yes. Also many smaller Euro countries have national languages largely unspoken outside of the borders. So the accounts of such countries will usually be written or authored by a native speaker, with little chance of a thorough external review or critique

AKA the reason Hungary has been able to make big strides towards dictatorship and fascism without the rest of the EU really caring that much. At least not until this entire Euro crisis is over.

HerrCron

Morning [chat]!
Happy rounding error day to you all!

zeeny

Kalkino wrote: »

ronya wrote: »

Transparent partisanship is darkly amusing.

On a tangentially related note, anyone else ever felt that English-speaking observers tend to regard fellow countries in the Anglosphere rather worse than comparative economic data suggest, simply because they are more easily aware of their domestic disputes? Conversely we regard Scandinavia etc. rather more highly simply because their rhetorical hyperbole are less available to us and we see only their statistics.

Yes. Also many smaller Euro countries have national languages largely unspoken outside of the borders. So the accounts of such countries will usually be written or authored by a native speaker, with little chance of a thorough external review or critique

What does "accounts" mean in this context?