How about raise [CHAT] and kill all the poor?

Chanus

Abdhyius wrote: »

Oh man happiness is boxer shorts right out of the dryer

Except in summer when it's 105° and 110% humidity.

Sarksus

Chanus wrote: »

Richmond Teacher, 25 Others Arrested In Prostitution Sting

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA—More than two dozen people, including a Richmond City Public Schools teacher, were arrested as part of an undercover prostitution sting along the Midlothian Turnpike corridor in Chesterfield County.

Twenty-six people were arrested on more than 30 criminal charges, including solicitation of prostitution and various drug charges Thursday.

A teacher at Huguenot High School, who's name has not been released, was among those arrested, Richmond City Public Schools Chairman Jeffrey Bourne confirmed Friday.

The teacher has been placed on administrative leave, school officials said.

The operation targeted illegal sex trade police said was openly advertised on websites like Craigslist.com and Backpage.com.

The Chesterfield County Police Department, with the Henrico County Police Division, the Department of Homeland Security (ICE) and the FBI, conducted the undercover operation along the Midlothian Turnpike corridor in Chesterfield County on Thursday, March 28.

Chesterfield County Police will continue random undercover operations in areas of the county where prostitution activity is occurring.

Teacher pay really needs to be raised.

So that they can be rewarded for the inevitable prostitution rings they'll participate in??

Chanus

Sarksus wrote: »

Chanus wrote: »

Richmond Teacher, 25 Others Arrested In Prostitution Sting

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA—More than two dozen people, including a Richmond City Public Schools teacher, were arrested as part of an undercover prostitution sting along the Midlothian Turnpike corridor in Chesterfield County.

Twenty-six people were arrested on more than 30 criminal charges, including solicitation of prostitution and various drug charges Thursday.

A teacher at Huguenot High School, who's name has not been released, was among those arrested, Richmond City Public Schools Chairman Jeffrey Bourne confirmed Friday.

The teacher has been placed on administrative leave, school officials said.

The operation targeted illegal sex trade police said was openly advertised on websites like Craigslist.com and Backpage.com.

The Chesterfield County Police Department, with the Henrico County Police Division, the Department of Homeland Security (ICE) and the FBI, conducted the undercover operation along the Midlothian Turnpike corridor in Chesterfield County on Thursday, March 28.

Chesterfield County Police will continue random undercover operations in areas of the county where prostitution activity is occurring.

Teacher pay really needs to be raised.

So that they can be rewarded for the inevitable prostitution rings they'll participate in??

It's tough work, man.

She works hard for the money.

skippydumptruck

chicagos love for the gays is weak : (

Abdhyius

Basically all tourist-related positions here requires you to know two european languages in addition to norwegian, english being one of those. I should really finish learning french, summer job like that would be swell.

Sarksus

skippydumptruck wrote: »

chicagos love for the gays is weak : (

Chicago is a cold, lonely place.

That's what you wanted, Skippy.

That's what you waaaaanted

skippydumptruck

But in recent years, keeping the world's coffee drinkers supplied has become increasingly difficult: The spread of a deadly fungus that has been linked to global warming and rising global temperatures in the tropical countries where coffee grows has researchers scrambling to create new varieties of coffee plants that can keep pace with these new threats without reducing quality.

While coffee researchers can do little to prevent climate change, they're hard at work to keep up as Earth braces for temperature increases of several degrees over the next several decades.

"Coffee is the canary in the coal mine for climate change," says Ric Rhinehart, executive director of the Specialty Coffee Association of America. "If you can't think about the long term risk for planetary impacts, think about the short term risk for your coffee. Know that a day without coffee is potentially around the corner."

I don't want to live in this world

Kana

AManFromEarth

skippydumptruck wrote: »

chicagos love for the gays is weak : (

midwesterners are the worst

i should know

my family is them, at least the ones who aren't floridians....

Chanus

JESUS CHRIST NOT THE COFFEE

DO YOU SEE REPUBLICANS

DO YOU SEEEEEEEEEEE

Feral

skippydumptruck wrote: »

But in recent years, keeping the world's coffee drinkers supplied has become increasingly difficult: The spread of a deadly fungus that has been linked to global warming and rising global temperatures in the tropical countries where coffee grows has researchers scrambling to create new varieties of coffee plants that can keep pace with these new threats without reducing quality.

While coffee researchers can do little to prevent climate change, they're hard at work to keep up as Earth braces for temperature increases of several degrees over the next several decades.

"Coffee is the canary in the coal mine for climate change," says Ric Rhinehart, executive director of the Specialty Coffee Association of America. "If you can't think about the long term risk for planetary impacts, think about the short term risk for your coffee. Know that a day without coffee is potentially around the corner."

I don't want to live in this world

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=the-future-of-chocolate

Consumer demand for chocolate—which is derived from cocoa powder made from the seeds of the cacao tree—is on the rise.
But the cacao tree is under threat from pests, fungal infections, climate change, and farmers’ lack of access to fertilizers and other products that enhance yields.
Researchers are working to bolster the fragile tree through selective breeding, farmer education, and novel planting, irrigation and pest-management techniques.

Organichu

isn't chicago helmed by rahm emmanuel who wrote that super scathing 'fuck you chick fil a' thing

i igot the impression it was a p progressive place but maybe not

Thanatos

Chanus wrote: »

JESUS CHRIST NOT THE COFFEE

DO YOU SEE REPUBLICANS

DO YOU SEEEEEEEEEEE

We should be using this to light a fire underneath people's asses.

Hell, if we could somehow link the end of twinkies to global warming, we'd have it solved yesterday.

Kagera

I just realized there are probably people who get off on putting spiders on their genitals. Those tiny legs hitting their erogenous zones in a one sided interspecies mixing of hormones.

Richy

Only Democrats drink coffee that comes from foreign countries through trade deals setup by the government. Republicans don't need someone to grow coffee for them, they get it themselves from grocery stores using food stamps, 100% independently of anyone else.

Feral

Kagera wrote: »

I just realized there are probably people who get off on putting spiders on their genitals. Those tiny legs hitting their erogenous zones in a one sided interspecies mixing of hormones.

obligatory @arch

skippydumptruck

Feral wrote: »

skippydumptruck wrote: »

But in recent years, keeping the world's coffee drinkers supplied has become increasingly difficult: The spread of a deadly fungus that has been linked to global warming and rising global temperatures in the tropical countries where coffee grows has researchers scrambling to create new varieties of coffee plants that can keep pace with these new threats without reducing quality.

While coffee researchers can do little to prevent climate change, they're hard at work to keep up as Earth braces for temperature increases of several degrees over the next several decades.

"Coffee is the canary in the coal mine for climate change," says Ric Rhinehart, executive director of the Specialty Coffee Association of America. "If you can't think about the long term risk for planetary impacts, think about the short term risk for your coffee. Know that a day without coffee is potentially around the corner."

I don't want to live in this world

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=the-future-of-chocolate

Consumer demand for chocolate—which is derived from cocoa powder made from the seeds of the cacao tree—is on the rise.
But the cacao tree is under threat from pests, fungal infections, climate change, and farmers’ lack of access to fertilizers and other products that enhance yields.
Researchers are working to bolster the fragile tree through selective breeding, farmer education, and novel planting, irrigation and pest-management techniques.

As new frontiers for grape growing open up, the viability of some traditional production areas is under threat from scorching temperatures and prolonged droughts.

And in between the two extremes, some long-established styles are being transformed. Some whites once renowned for being light and crisp are getting fatter and more floral while medium-bodied reds are morphing into heavyweight bruisers.

AManFromEarth

Organichu wrote: »

isn't chicago helmed by rahm emmanuel who wrote that super scathing 'fuck you chick fil a' thing

i igot the impression it was a p progressive place but maybe not

it's pretty progressive for the midwest in the same sense Orlando and Tampa are pretty progressive for Florida.

Boston or NYC it ain't

Dunadan019

Feral wrote: »

skippydumptruck wrote: »

But in recent years, keeping the world's coffee drinkers supplied has become increasingly difficult: The spread of a deadly fungus that has been linked to global warming and rising global temperatures in the tropical countries where coffee grows has researchers scrambling to create new varieties of coffee plants that can keep pace with these new threats without reducing quality.

While coffee researchers can do little to prevent climate change, they're hard at work to keep up as Earth braces for temperature increases of several degrees over the next several decades.

"Coffee is the canary in the coal mine for climate change," says Ric Rhinehart, executive director of the Specialty Coffee Association of America. "If you can't think about the long term risk for planetary impacts, think about the short term risk for your coffee. Know that a day without coffee is potentially around the corner."

I don't want to live in this world

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=the-future-of-chocolate

Consumer demand for chocolate—which is derived from cocoa powder made from the seeds of the cacao tree—is on the rise.
But the cacao tree is under threat from pests, fungal infections, climate change, and farmers’ lack of access to fertilizers and other products that enhance yields.
Researchers are working to bolster the fragile tree through selective breeding, farmer education, and novel planting, irrigation and pest-management techniques.

the future is bleak and all that you love on this earth will soon be gone because of global warming.

and republicans.

Chanus

Organichu wrote: »

isn't chicago helmed by rahm emmanuel who wrote that super scathing 'fuck you chick fil a' thing

i igot the impression it was a p progressive place but maybe not

It also has a very large, church-going black community.

They don't tend to be big on the gay marriage thing.

Statistically, no racist.

skippydumptruck

soon we'll be drinking recycled urine and eating drought-resistant grubs

Kagera

Coffee is lame caffeine pills are where it's at.

I'm so excited, I'm so excited...

Chanus

Kagera wrote: »

I just realized there are probably people who get off on putting spiders on their genitals. Those tiny legs hitting their erogenous zones in a one sided interspecies mixing of hormones.

I used to work with a guy who swore if you tore one wing off a fly and put it on the end of your dick it was the most amazing thing.

He also drank a lot during the day and smoked crack.

Dunadan019

skippydumptruck wrote: »

soon we'll be drinking recycled urine and eating drought-resistant grubs

you already are drinking recycled urine.

Eddy

Organichu wrote: »

isn't chicago helmed by rahm emmanuel who wrote that super scathing 'fuck you chick fil a' thing

i igot the impression it was a p progressive place but maybe not

That was Boston

skippydumptruck

Organichu wrote: »

isn't chicago helmed by rahm emmanuel who wrote that super scathing 'fuck you chick fil a' thing

i igot the impression it was a p progressive place but maybe not

Chicago has not had a Republican mayor since 1931

which doesn't mean it's progressive, per se

but my impression is that it's more progressive than not, like most big cities

Variable

Kagera wrote: »

Coffee is lame caffeine pills are where it's at.

I'm so excited, I'm so excited...

hahaha

TTODewback

Kana, that's what nightmares are made of.

Feral

skippydumptruck wrote: »

soon we'll be drinking recycled urine and eating drought-resistant grubs

AManFromEarth

Richy wrote: »

Only Democrats drink coffee that comes from foreign countries through trade deals setup by the government. Republicans don't need someone to grow coffee for them, they get it themselves from grocery stores using food stamps, 100% independently of anyone else.

I use food stamps to buy Twinnings.

COME AT ME REPUBLIBROS

Chanus

Just lie back and think of skippy

Tav

James Doohan was in Homeboys In Outer Space.

edit: so was John Lithgow

bowen

Hey let's not bring twinkies into this, they didn't do anything wrong.

Feral

AManFromEarth wrote: »

Richy wrote: »

Only Democrats drink coffee that comes from foreign countries through trade deals setup by the government. Republicans don't need someone to grow coffee for them, they get it themselves from grocery stores using food stamps, 100% independently of anyone else.

I use food stamps to buy Twinnings.

COME AT ME REPUBLIBROS

which you then trade for crack

Chanus

bowen wrote: »

Hey let's not bring twinkies into this, they didn't do anything wrong.

They would be coming in to save us all.

skippydumptruck

Dunadan019 wrote: »

skippydumptruck wrote: »

soon we'll be drinking recycled urine and eating drought-resistant grubs

you already are drinking recycled urine.

I only drink the finest cambodian breast milks

bowen

Bear Grylls is the worst survival guy ever.

Hey let's drink water from this elephant dung!

Yeah that's not going to work, ever.

Kagera

Chanus wrote: »

Kagera wrote: »

I just realized there are probably people who get off on putting spiders on their genitals. Those tiny legs hitting their erogenous zones in a one sided interspecies mixing of hormones.

I used to work with a guy who swore if you tore one wing off a fly and put it on the end of your dick it was the most amazing thing.

He also drank a lot during the day and smoked crack.

Well that helps fill my weekend up

bowen

I use foodstamps to pay my doctor because obamacare means they only make $texas instead of $usa now.

Where's your god now?!

Dunadan019

skippydumptruck wrote: »

Dunadan019 wrote: »

skippydumptruck wrote: »

soon we'll be drinking recycled urine and eating drought-resistant grubs

you already are drinking recycled urine.

I only drink the finest cambodian breast milks

I...

I got nothin.