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Volcott posted:If you ever want to feel better about the state of race relations in the US, ask an European what they think of Gypsies/Romani.  quote:
The difference is that in the US, these types of people are more likely to shoot the object of their hatred. If this sort of thing makes anyone "feel better", take a moment to consider that if you need hosed up poo poo to offset how hosed up and lovely you feel about other hosed up poo poo, well, that's hosed up.
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The Sausages posted:The difference is that in the US, these types of people are more likely to shoot the object of their hatred. The traditional method is a little more involved than just shooting.    Modern methods are only slightly less involved, but demonstrate the same brutality and still bring me shame as a human being.  That is the prosecutor there, holding the chains used to drag James Byrd. LeJackal fucked around with this message at 14:42 on Jun 24, 2015 |
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Imagine you're an extraterrestrial civilization passing through the solar system - you note the one planet covered in complicated organic matter. If you were interested in seeing other space travelers where would you leave something to find? The secret of good science fiction is a certain level of plausibility.
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McDowell posted:Imagine you're an extraterrestrial civilization passing through the solar system - you note the one planet covered in complicated organic matter. If you were interested in seeing other space travelers where would you leave something to find? 
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How accurate is this article depicting the south? http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/24/us-usa-shooting-whitesupremacists-insigh-idUSKBN0P41R320150624 
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Slavvy posted:Yeah this. It's up there for the weirdest poo poo we've found in the solar system thus far and makes absolutely no sense at all. I thought one of the definitions of a planet was that it cleared its orbit...? 
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Ron Jeremy posted:I thought one of the definitions of a planet was that it cleared its orbit...? It only has to have cleared its orbit of any bodies of comparable size. Pluto fails this test because of Charon. 
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Ron Jeremy posted:I thought one of the definitions of a planet was that it cleared its orbit...?  
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haveblue posted:It only has to have cleared its orbit of any bodies of comparable size. Pluto fails this test because of Charon. 
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"They never sent so much as an unmanned probe" New Horizons is actually set to do a flyby next month.
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From 4chan /pol/, of all places. There's no need to make it illegal, but it belongs in a museum, not flying outside the statehouse.
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Ron Jeremy posted:I thought one of the definitions of a planet was that it cleared its orbit...?  Casket of Reverend Pinckney.
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 William Chumley says it like it is RE: the newest columbia massacre. It wouldn't have happened if they didn't have a  
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Agrajag posted:How accurate is this article depicting the south? quote:Once a refugee from Cuba, he now heads a small organization called “Americans Have Had Enough” founded to combat an "invasion" of undocumented immigrants. 
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Here's some of the trashy crap for sale in gas stations and tourist traps in Florida and Georgia.     
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you see this sort of poo poo at gun shows all the time, but that "This is the only Woodstock I remember" always struck me as pretty clever.
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That's my favorite political image. This is my second: 
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gently caress SNEEP posted:That's my favorite political image. This is my second: I'd say they're my favorite ironic and unironic images, but that wouldn't leave room for this:
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I thought I'd heard all the various confederate apologist arguments but I'd dearly love to know how the rebellion was 'the first war against terrorism'. The terrorism of non-slavery? Or what?
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Slavvy posted:I thought I'd heard all the various confederate apologist arguments but I'd dearly love to know how the rebellion was 'the first war against terrorism'. The terrorism of non-slavery? Or what? Probably intended for the slavery apologist "Bleeding Kansas was abolitionist aggression against innocent slave owners" types. And, IIRC, the first "war against terrorism" would probably be better defined as the French suppression of the Hugeonots in the 1500s, as the Hugeonots carried out a number of assassinations and as a result Catholic Frenchmen responded by slaughtering large numbers of people, and France spent the latter half of the century in civil war. Alternatively in the 1800s we have the British reaction to the French revolution and the Terror, unrest in Ireland, or the opposition to the Carbonari nationalists in Italy. 
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Kopijeger posted:"They never sent so much as an unmanned probe" That cartoon was drawn years ago though, by Tim Kreider. 
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:That cartoon was drawn years ago though, by Tim Kreider. The cartoon was published in 2005, and New Horizons had been approved in 2001, even though it did not launch until 2006. 
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Kopijeger posted:The cartoon was published in 2005, and New Horizons had been approved in 2001, even though it did not launch until 2006.  15 km in an hour, that's about twice as fast as the current men's 100m freestyle world record... for a full hour ↓↓↓↓ I looked it up, and 15kph is about 50% faster than what the experts say is the upper boundary of river flow speeds in the wild (3m/s). Most rivers stay well below 1m/s ↓↓↓↓ wayfinder fucked around with this message at 18:14 on Jun 25, 2015 |
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wayfinder posted:
On the other hand, olympic swimming pools rarely have currents to help the competitors along. The Yangtze is fairly fast. You could probably dog-paddle for an hour and go almost 15 km.
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 Just in case pictures of text don't count:  http://i.imgur.com/zaVZXXz.jpg
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wayfinder posted:
Good going Goonlord, you sure showed those Chinese journalists from the '60s...  
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budgieinspector posted:
Just want to say that I love that FB post almost as much as this (linked because huge GIF). http://i.imgur.com/DgHOXqa.gif
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THE BOMBINATRIX posted:Good going Goonlord, you sure showed those Chinese journalists from the '60s... 
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