Blink, Blink, Blink, What?

[YOhio]

I didn't watch the video or click the link. I did read Dwight and Commando's descriptions and I regret doing so.

Good grief. Pull the string, already.

[Commando]

Good grief. Pull the string, already.

[pellegrino]

starting at 0:37

[Donuthole]

starting at 0:37

Funny Freudian slip, but I think @4:51 is much more "blink, blink, blink what?" worthy.

[pellegrino]

Funny Freudian slip, but I think @4:51 is much more "blink, blink, blink what?" worthy.

I still don't know if she ever said that website right. That dialogue was doomed from the start. A woman judging a sausage contest?

4:51 is pretty funny too, but they had the wherewithal to nip it in the bud, whereas the two women just kept digging a hole. I mean "well you were thinking about sausage . . ." really? How does that explanation help the situation?

[Dwight Schr-ute]

Blink, Blink, Blink, What?

News reporter screw ups are always my favorite things to watch on the internet.

[Uncle Ted]

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Apparently the ice storm wasn't bad enough to ride an unicycle.

[Donuthole]

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Apparently the ice storm wasn't bad enough to ride an unicycle.

Ice storms don't even ride unicycles. Not even really bad ice storms.

[Joe Public]

Ice storms don't even ride unicycles. Not even really bad ice storms.

That's an unique perspective.

[Commando]

That's an unique perspective.

Maybe he pronounces it UN-i-cy-cle instead of YOU-ni-cy-cle

[Uncle Ted]

[dabrockster]

Man in Oklahona dies from Atomic Wedgie. :surprise2:

http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/...ic_Wedgie.html

[Uncle Ted]

Five Economic Reforms Millennials Should Be Fighting For


Guaranteed jobs, universal basic incomes, public finance and more

It's a new year, but one thing hasn't changed: The economy still blows. Five years after Wall Street crashed, America's banker-gamblers have only gotten richer, while huge swaths of the country are still drowning in personal debt, tens of millions of Americans remain unemployed – and the new jobs being created are largely low-wage, sub-contracted, part-time grunt work.


Millennials have been especially hard-hit by the downturn, which is probably why so many people in this generation (like myself) regard capitalism with a level of suspicion that would have been unthinkable a decade ago. But that egalitarian impulse isn't often accompanied by concrete proposals about how to get out of this catastrophe. Here are a few things we might want to start fighting for, pronto, if we want to grow old in a just, fair society, rather than the economic hellhole our parents have handed us.


1. Guaranteed Work for Everybody
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2. Social Security for All
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3. Take Back The Land
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4. Make Everything Owned by Everybody
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5. A Public Bank in Every State
[...]

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...g-for-20140103


6. Warm beaches in the Caribbean

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[Joe Public]

http://mashable.com/2013/11/05/biohacker-sensor/

[MarkGrace]

This is the thread for the reaction to when wuap explains the need for a textbook to his students.