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• comment on: Episode CLXXX: Override girls group sexy dance! »

  Wyoming lives up to its name as The Equality State with one of the most red legislatures in the country. The small government republicans defended the civil rights of gay people and struck down a bill that would refuse to acknowledge gay marriages or civil unions from other states.

  What follows are some of the most eloquent arguments against this anti-gay marriage stuff I've ever heard... and they're all from republicans: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/ns/msnbc_tv-rachel_maddow_show/#41918532

  Posted by: trinioler »

• comment on: Dumbass Quote of the Day »

  Sadie Morrison "Say, wasn't there a book about that?"
  The Pink Triangle?

  Posted by: Modusoperandi »

• comment on: Wisconsin, the New Egypt?  »

  I like to assert that the exsistance of a large USAn middle class is the direct result of unionization in the previous century.
  Perhaps there are some historians out there they will tell me if I am basically correct

  Posted by: gastromid »

• comment on: Let's dissect Terry Mortenson »

  clamcyp @38
  "What is it about the Gabbler that reminds me of Manuel in Falty Towers?"

  ¿Qué?

  Posted by: Don Quijote »

• comment on: Let's dissect Terry Mortenson »

  The White Race is Number One, there is a REASON we Created the Most Advanced Technology, the Best Nation and the smartest People, there is a REASON we are above all others, but you want negros and spicks to be equal, but you can't because that would be a Lie, so what do you do?

  Smacks of some serious lack of historical knowledge: different areas of the world have been at the forefront of Science and Technology at different times, e. g. the Egyptians and the Indus Valley in the 2nd-3rd Millennium BC, Europe in the time of the Greeks and Romans, then India and China for a few hundred years, then the Arabs for a few hundred years and then Europe again for a few hundred at least up to the middle of the last century. And that's to ignore all the advances the ancient American civilizations made independently of those of Africa, Asia and Europe.

  So what were these "reasons" the "White Race" is "number one" doing in those other hundreds and thousands of years of world history?
  

  Posted by: Circe »

• comment on: Let's dissect Terry Mortenson »

  Isn't bianco more of a "wop" name than a "spic" name?

  Posted by: chigau »

• comment on: Spencer's Bigotry Destroys Ability to Reason »

  Let's just ponder the profound depth of Ian Gould's hypocrisy for a few moments.

  On one hand you have a week of church burnings, copts murdered, and tens of thousands of copts under curfew, in short real life-threatening right destroying persecution. yawn! Does Ian Gould even mention or care about this. Nope. What gets his ire up? Why 20+ crackers in the O.C.. What is it about the Ian Gould's and Glen Greenwald's of the world who completely ignore murderous persecution on a scale that boggles the mind, only to blow up and self-righteously parade about with a video of 20 screaming ass holes?

  Posted by: jojo »

• comment on: Antibiotic Resistance, Information, and the Unyielding Stupidity of the Creationist Movement »

  Creationist logic:

  Any change in species = loss of information = evolution isn't real.

  Anything that contradicts the above statement is greeted with, "LALALALALALA I can't hear you!"

  Posted by: moliva »

• comment on: The Henrietta Lacks effect, or, The recipe for popular science success »

  Zeitgeist Benim bilimsel anlamda daha büyük kötü biyomedikal / bilim / endüstri kompleksi bizim humours ve bu tür hırsızlık, kötü olduğuna dair kanıtlar bulmak için istekli olmasıdır.

  Posted by: Sohbet Arkadaslik »

• comment on: The Worst Wingnut Fears Come True »

  I always used to think that The Onion was a Poe but these days I'm not so sure.

  Posted by: ambulocetacean »

• comment on: Be an atheist on a budget when you're visiting Dublin »

  Save £34, you mean. Though I don't know why you talk about pounds in Eire.

  Posted by: Sili, The Unknown Virgin. Of Death. »

• comment on: Moving Molly right along »

  Skeptifem
  SallyStrange
  For wit and endurance

  Posted by: crowepps »

• comment on: Let's dissect Terry Mortenson »

  I suspect he's a troll trying to whip up a shitstorm.

  yep

  Posted by: Rev. BigDumbChimp »

• comment on: PETA are a bunch of assholes. »

  Ben 12 kedi var ve bir ruhsatlı veteriner teknisyeni duyuyorum. Ben her zaman uyku hayvanların koymak zorunda kaldı ve ben nefret ettim. Çoğu zaman olsa da, onlar, bu iyi bir şey olduğunu, bu nedenle eski ve çok, çok hasta ama aslında sağlıklı hayvanları öldürdüğü "düzinelerce bir gün" öldürme övünüyor sürecine sahiptir Ingrid benziyor. O bir minibüsün arkasında yok edilmesi gereken bir çılgın eski yarasa.

  Posted by: Sohbet Arkadaslik »

• comment on: Superhero Movies: Do They Get the Science Right? »

  Gercektende baktımda videoda güzel olmus acaba siz bu videoları nasıl cektiniz hepiniz

  Thank you

  Posted by: hemoriva »

• comment on: Episode CLXXX: Override girls group sexy dance! »

  That's a lot of cats, you must like them. Sorry to hear you are down one.

  Posted by: Dhorvath, Kill Monster, Get Loot. »

• comment on: Dumbass Quote of the Day »

  @ C.F. 13,

  It's my understanding that the actor David Hyde Pierce's husband is a North Carolina native. And as far as keeping "Massachusetts people" out, Bill James might recall that just two years ago North Carolina went blue in the national election. There's a reason for that--the face of the state is changing, and it's being shaped largely by the influx of people from more progressive states.

  Posted by: Sadie Morrison »

• comment on: Be an atheist on a budget when you're visiting Dublin »

  It would be a great excuse to visit Dublin. To be honest, just Dublin being Dublin would be a great excuse for a visit. Unfortunately, with my financial state, I can only dream about traveling anywhere.

  Posted by: beatrice »

• comment on: Be an atheist on a budget when you're visiting Dublin »

  Hmmm. I don't think they'll put me down on censor duties when I'm not permanently employed, so chances are good I'll have to time to go. And I may even be able to afford it.

  Posted by: Sili, The Unknown Virgin. Of Death. »

• comment on: Let's dissect Terry Mortenson »

  The point was made that the talks failed to have Q&A; and I remember the first being something to do with throat issues. What reason (if any) was given for the lack of Q&A; at the second?
  

  Posted by: serendipitydawg »

• comment on: Be an atheist on a budget when you're visiting Dublin »

  Sorry, conflicts with my Tim Minchin concert tickets.

  Posted by: LarianLeQuella »

• comment on: Superhero Movies: Do They Get the Science Right? »

  Great book. I want to read the Physic of Star Trek.

  Posted by: formula 21 formen »

• comment on: Let's dissect Terry Mortenson »

  Gabriel's IP traces to Peru.

  That would explain the less than idiomatic English and the spic name.

  I suspect he's a troll trying to whip up a shitstorm. Unfortunately, people don't seem to be playing right. We're analyzing him, not ranting about his bigotry.

  Posted by: 'Tis Himself, OM »

• comment on: Spencer's Bigotry Destroys Ability to Reason »

  @77

  Yes, a crowd of 20 troglodyte crackers reflects the attitudes and feelings of 300,000,000 or so Americans.

  You gotta love how Ian Gould starts accusing of actually being Robert Spencer.

  Posted by: jojo »

• comment on: Cable guy saves baby from pitbull »

  Those fucken pit bulls are bred to be killers. It is unconscionable to keep them around children.

  Posted by: formula 21 »