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Clinton Sorry to Be 'Confusing,' Kim Davis Says She Won't Resign, Obama Meets Saudi King: P.M. Links

Elizabeth Nolan Brown | 9.4.2015 4:30 PM

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  • Kim Davis says she won't resign and any marriage licenses her staff give out today are void.
  • Los Angeles is launching a task force on electronic dance music. 
  • Hillary Clinton is sorry her repeated lies havve "been confusing to people." 
  • President Obama today met with King Salman of Saudi Arabia, who's still not on board with the Iran nuclear deal. 
  • CNN has already sold all but one commercial slot for its scheduled September GOP debate despite significantly higher-than-average ad rates. 

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  1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Kim Davis says she won't resign and any marriage licenses her staff give out today are void.

    It's only the godly thing to do.

    1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

      Hello.

      "Hillary Clinton is sorry her repeated lies havve "been confusing to people."

      But not as confusing of pronouncing 'have' with two v's!

      /smirk. Grin.

      Whatever.

    2. commodious spittoon   10 years ago

      Goodwife Davis will not countenance your sinful buggery.

    3. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

      I'm sure an earthquake is on its way right now to release her from prison.

      1. Rich   10 years ago

        "Behold His mighty finger!"

        1. The Hyperbole   10 years ago

          "Don't stand there gawping! Like you've never seen the hand o' God before!"

        2. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

          Are you referring to the James Bond classic "Stink Finger"?

          I loved that Shirley Bassey title song:

          "Stink Finger
          He's the man, the man with the odious touch
          Don't smell his crutch..."

          and so on....

      2. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

        I lol'd

    4. cavalier973   10 years ago

      And without those licenses, your relationship is invalid.

      1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

        ...Said the IRS

        1. cavalier973   10 years ago

          Marriage is nothing but a set of visitation rights and tax consequences.

    5. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

      This is the place for baby announcements, right?

      My wife and I are expecting a future libertarian or anarchist in March. And now the beer is all mine.

      1. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

        Congratulations!
        First kid?

        1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

          Yes!

          1. WoodchipperPatriarch   10 years ago

            Get a prescription for provigil. It makes the first few months bearable.

            1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

              He's not the one who has to get up for feedings.

            2. Jerryskids   10 years ago

              After the provigil, try Klonopin to make the next 20 years bearable.

      2. Raven Nation   10 years ago

        Congrats

      3. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

        Congrats! Are you going to give your children historically anarchic names?

        I think Bakunin would be a delightful first name.

        Bakunin Trippelations the third.

        1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

          Hmm that one did not pass the naming committee

          1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

            Batting zero here. Playa wouldn't take my suggestion of Jamal either.

            1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

              Jamal died in a wad of bathroom tissue.

            2. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

              Maybe the problem is the source material. What baby book are you using?

              1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                ...God and the State?

                Seriously though, either don't try to give your kid a unique name, or go really off the rails with an obscure Russian anarchist name. Anything in between will net you three three kids in their kindergarten class with a name you think might have been your great grandmother's and a bunch of back-biting about who stole what name from whom.

              2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                Baby book? Google.

                All 3 of my kids are J names, the baby being the result of a poor birth control regimen.

                Jesse was pushing for a 4th named Jamal, because he's racist.

                1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                  Jesse was pushing for a 4th named Jamal, because he's racist.

                  Hey, I'm not the one that balked at naming my son Jamal.

                  1. PapayaSF   10 years ago

                    Never give a kid a name that would give even a moment's pause to any employer.

            3. Brett L   10 years ago

              Mine are Bill and Ted. Which means if we have a third his name is either Rufus, Station, or Death.

        2. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

          We probably won't have a name until 3 days after the birth due to gridlock

          1. Brett L   10 years ago

            All joking aside, this is basically how my kids got named.

          2. Copernicus would chip   10 years ago

            Let's hope your county clerk doesn't object for religious reasons.

        3. Ted S.   10 years ago

          Theodore is a nice name.

          Seriously, it's traditional and not overly common.

          1. AceDroman   10 years ago

            Says the guy named Ted

            1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

              Ha I didn't pick up on that

              1. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

                It's also the name of one of the Chipmunks, so it's got that going for it.

                1. In League with the Dark Ones   10 years ago

                  He's the chubby naive one, too...

                  Incidentally, I just found out that Dave is the piano player in Rear Window.

      4. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

        Evenutally the kid will get to ride around in this car I repainted

        1. TheZeitgeist   10 years ago

          Mine is a little over a year, and the Cozy Coupe is a big hit presently - wise investment.

      5. MJGreen - Docile Citizen   10 years ago

        Congratulations! Are you hoping for a boy or girl?

        I only hope it's an anarchist.

        1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

          I'd be happy with either sex, so far we plan to not find out the sex beforehand.

          1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

            You're just going to paint everything green and yellow?

            1. BiMonSciFiCon   10 years ago

              At least he or she will cheer for a good football team.

              1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

                The Carolina Panthers!

            2. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

              Why don't you take your gender-normative hetero-patriarchal assumptions about gendered color schemes elsewhere, shitlord?

              1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

                Kind of true due to economics. We accepted secondhand clothes of any color or bought whatever was cheap.

                I did ask my wife to throw out the Red Sox stuff that was given to us though

                1. AceDroman   10 years ago

                  Any and all things Bo Sox shall be burned.

                2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                  You can use the Sox stuff to clean up poop.

      6. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

        Congrats. Your life as you know it is over.

        1. Zeb   10 years ago

          And he seemed so young and full of life. So it goes.

        2. JW   10 years ago

          Kids: The Most Dangerous Parasite.

        3. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

          So true

          1. Brett L   10 years ago

            It's more like cocooning into a new life entirety unlike the old one.

          2. Tejicano   10 years ago

            Having no other experience the following might only apply to Japanese wives...

            A buddy told me that after having kids it was as if his wife had been replaced with a woman cloned from his wife's genetic code. Looks exactly the same and acts very similar in many ways but it isn't the same person. My (Japanese) wife was the same way after having kids.

      7. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

        Congrats.

      8. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

        Awwww. Congratulations!

        I drove my first born cisgendered shitlord to college yesterday. He's a freshman. He has a beard.

        1. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

          When I say he has a beard, I mean he has facial hair, not that he has a fake girlfriend. Just trying to be clear. I mention it only because, for an 18 year old, it is quite an amazingly thick example.

          1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

            ...pics?

            1. Number.6   10 years ago

              18 and straight, Jesse. Behave.

              1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                Hmph. You can't even appreciate a purportedly good beard in this place anymore.

                It's like Berlin in '38 all over again.

            2. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

              I was literally just going to say "you'd better cool it on the discussion of your hairy son because otherwise he'll need the other kind of beard when Jesse gets through with him" but then I decided that jokes about you sexing up her son might be inappropriate, even by our standards.

              Thankfully you went there and absolved me of any need to not be a creep.

            3. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

              I....can't.....even.....

              *runs out of room and slams door*

              1. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

                She like literally can't even with us you guys.

                I'm sorry we forced you to enact that emotional labor.

                1. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

                  We're talking about my baby.

                  It was meant as an innocent observation - new parents, new babies, babies grow and end up at college with facial hair eventually (hopefully only the boys have facial hair). Time passes. *wipes away tear*

                  You all turned into something I just don't need to think about.

                  1. Number.6   10 years ago

                    Not so much "Hit-n-Run".

                    Morel like "Hit-on-and-Run"

                  2. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

                    You should know better than to talk about innocent subjects around us.

                    We are depraved monsters who kill all that is good and beautiful in the world. We will not rest until all the universe is just one vast Somalia.

                    1. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

                      All that is innocent

              2. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

                Damn we lost another female libertarian

                1. Number.6   10 years ago

                  .. break out another sock, lads!

                2. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                  Male Gaze strikes again...I think.

                  1. Whahappan?   10 years ago

                    I believe that's Male Gayze in your case.

      9. grrizzly   10 years ago

        Awesome! Congratulations!

      10. Distilled Animal Spirits   10 years ago

        Congrats. Sleep returns, there is joy in midnight feedings (you have to look for it though).

        Trust me, I've done this four times, and most of them lived.

      11. Brett L   10 years ago

        Congrats. The libertarian breeding project continues!

      12. DEG   10 years ago

        Congratulations!

    6. Warren's Strapon   10 years ago

      ...and any marriage licenses her staff give out today are void.

      Does she have the power to issue that ruling? She can refuse to give one, but once it's given, can she void it?

      1. Dan Bongard   10 years ago

        No. She's a paper-pusher; she has zero say in what is or isn't a valid marriage.

      2. Jerryskids   10 years ago

        She may just now be trying to wrap her head around the idea that it's not really her that issues the license, it's her office. The county attorney has said that licenses from her office are valid - her argument that not only does she not have to issue licenses for the gays but that nobody else can issue them either makes it pretty plain that she's no longer just affirming her right to her religious beliefs but insisting she has a right to impose those beliefs on others.

        In other news of the gay, my niece tells me they sent a letter around her office today. Their insurance company for the last couple of years has extended 'same-sex domestic partner' benefits with their plan but today announced that, since the Supremes said gay marriage was okay, they are dropping that particular section and now they don't give a crap what sex your marriage partner is but you do gotta be married to claim your spouse on your insurance. Guess who's complaining about the injustice?

        1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

          A straight couple of my acquaintance had to move their wedding forward when CA started phasing out domestic partnerships after Prop 8 ended. They'd apparently been using options associated with it to get her on his insurance even though they didn't want to deal with the family hassle of getting married.

          I'd had no idea it was possible.

          They were not amused (but it was a fun, if expensive, wedding).

        2. CatoTheChipper   10 years ago

          So, they used to discriminate against unmarried heterosexual domestic partners, but no longer do so. The horror!

          1. l0b0t   10 years ago

            Here in NYC, the city employees' insurance covers domestic partnerships regardless of the couple's sex but with the advent of SSM, they tried to eliminate that. My significant other's union fought like hell and got that shit shut down (the only good thing the UFT has ever done). I get to stay on her (very nice) insurance and we do not have to schlep down to city-hall and pay an apparatchik bless our 15 year monogamous union.

  2. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Los Angeles is launching a task force on electronic dance music.

    Looks like they're dubstepping up their efforts.

    1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

      ...redoubstepling their efforts? Maybe?

      1. Jerry on the sea   10 years ago

        Drum & Tase? Drum & Mace?

    2. Almanian Bridges, Not Walls   10 years ago

      Krunkin' the numbers, yo.

  3. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    President Obama today met with King Salman of Saudi Arabia, who's still not on board with the Iran nuclear deal.

    But no matter how silly the idea of having a king might be to us...

    1. Swiss Servator   10 years ago

      TAKE THAT, SALMAN!

      /Gwen Ifil

    2. Aresen   10 years ago

      President Obama today met with King Salman of Saudi Arabia, who's still not on board with the Iran nuclear deal.

      So Salman a la King?

  4. rts   10 years ago

    'No Californians' stickers being slapped on For Sale signs in Portland

    Portlanders apparently upset with the direction of the local housing market are slapping "no Californians" stickers on For Sale signs in the city, real estate agents say.

    I need some "no fat chicks" stickers.

    1. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

      Portlandians are soooooooo cool. Additionally, they would like me to tell all of you that you are not cool, not even you cool kids.

      1. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

        It's funny because most Portland women are fat chicks.

        1. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

          "Every time you point, I see a penis."

    2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      For where? The serve yourself yogurt palace?

      1. rts   10 years ago

        The commuter train I take could certainly use one or a dozen such stickers.

      2. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

        Yoga pants aisle

        1. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

          +2 cottage cheese legs

    3. commodious spittoon   10 years ago

      Oh, man. Portlandians vs. Californians. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch.

      1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

        They hate us for our freedom (to pump our own gas).

        1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

          I don't think I could live in a place that won't allow me to pump my own gas.

          It annoyed me to no end in NJ and that was only on three occasions!

          1. Root Boy   10 years ago

            Confused the hell out of me trying to fill up my rental car near PDX. Thought that shit was only an NJ abomination -- and I've been to OR plenty of times. Can't figure out how I didn't remember.

            1. Root Boy   10 years ago

              But at least Switch blades are legal.

    4. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

      Californians fucked up California. You don't want them doing the same to your place. Build a wall, I say.

      1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

        Fence!

        1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

          This is where you reply loudly, 'WALL!'

          And then I keep it going with, 'FENCE!'

          People. You have to at least pretend to work with me.

          1. Swiss Servator   10 years ago

            TASTES GREAT!

            LESS FILLING!

            1. Robert   10 years ago

              I was in the Felt Forum at Madison Sq. Garden when that cheer got going.

              "Wall! Fence!" looks like what you yell to warn an outfielder. Or on some fields, "Tree!"

          2. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

            I'm not your guy, pal.

            1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

              You can't build a nation around people like Fist.

              /lowers head. Flings dead mouse into garbage disposal.

              1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

                Now who dropped the ball on a meme?

      2. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

        Californians fucked up California.

        Jeez, we took all the hippies off your hands in the '60s and '70s and this is the thanks we get?

        1. Warren's Strapon   10 years ago

          You weren't supposed to get them to take themselves seriously, then release them back into the wild.

          1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

            How were we supposed to know that sterilizing them would be found unconstitutional?

            I mean, you can do it for stray cats, why not hippies?

        2. Ted S.   10 years ago

          Vermont got a lot of them, too. So did Woodstock.

    5. Brett L   10 years ago

      I'm sure the Fair Housing cops are good with this.

    6. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

      Can we get "No Massholes" for NH and "No New Yorkers" for NC?

      1. cavalier973   10 years ago

        "Yankees go home"

    7. brady949   10 years ago

      Oh no...now I can't move to their depressing little city full of hipsters and hobos.

    8. Dan Bongard   10 years ago

      Portland is upset because Californians are too right-wing for them.

  5. Troy muy grande boner   10 years ago

    President Obama today met with King Salman of Saudi Arabia

    I wonder is Obama swallowed and brought his own towel.

    1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

      Oh dear. I read that as 'I wonder if Obama swallowed..."

      I need help.

  6. FreeOne Michael   10 years ago

    Still shilling for my stuff at FreeOne http://www.zazzle.com/freeonedesign There is a sale on too. Use the code ZENDOFSEASON when you check out for 25% off, now through Monday.

  7. rts   10 years ago

    Golden Ears tolls evaded with flip-up licence plate

    Once the car was located, police staked it out, and one day last month they followed it across the bridge, once again allegedly observing the licence plate flip up into place after it passed the toll cameras.

    The car was stopped and the driver was arrested. During a search of the car, police said a cable was found near the driver's seat that flipped the license plate, which was mounted on a hinge, up and down.

    Gregory Murray, 49, of Port Coquitlam, was charged with two counts of fraud under $5000 and his 1993 Geo Metro was seized. Police are also applying to have the car forfeited to the Crown as offence-related property.

    1. Juvenile Bluster   10 years ago

      I'm impressed. A 1993 Geo Metro that's actually still running?

    2. Pan Zagloba   10 years ago

      That's awesome. I hope more people follow his lead, so we can add Coquitlam Man to the vocabulary that already has Surrey Girl.

    3. Ted S.   10 years ago

      Fuck asset forfeiture, even if it's just a 1993 Geo Metro that can't be worth any more than the value of the materials comprising it.

    4. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

      his 1993 Geo Metro was seized

      There's a man who has nothing left to lose.

      1. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

        Yes, as Janis Joplin used to sing,

        "Geo Metro's just another term for nothing left to lose."

        1. Ted S.   10 years ago

          Oh Lord won't you buy me, a Geo Metro
          I don't need a Porsche, I can't make amends....

    5. Bobarian (Would Chip Her)   10 years ago

      1993 Geo Metro was seized...

      Worth less than the actual tolls.

      1. Root Boy   10 years ago

        Goobermint is gonna get their money.

        Like the red light camera guy in Long Island the hammer comes down hard.

    6. Aresen   10 years ago

      Well, at least our police have to get a court order to take the property.

      TBS, fuck that guy. The tolls are there to pay for the damn bridge. If he doesn't want to use it, use the older bridges that are toll-free.

      Incidentally, after the Coquihalla Highway was paid for in 2008, the BC government abolished the tolls and took out the toll booths.

    7. Robert   10 years ago

      So James Bond can afford martinis because of all the tolls he's skipping?

  8. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    CNN has already sold all but one commercial slot for its scheduled September GOP debate despite significantly higher-than-average ad rates.

    Hurry before people realize they're buying ad space on CNN.

  9. Medical Physics Guy   10 years ago

    Hillary Clinton is sorry her repeated lies have "been confusing to people."

    Sounds just like Obama when he was selling ACA.

  10. MiloMinderbinder   10 years ago

    Doug Bandow says Trump is top among Republicans on foreign policy.

    http://www.detroitnews.com/sto...../71648020/

    1. Steve G   10 years ago

      Dontcha actually, ya know, need one first??

      1. Dan Bongard   10 years ago

        In fairness, "no foreign policy at all" is preferable to some of the stuff I heard proposed in the last debate.

        I'll take "I dunno" over "boots on the ground fighting ISIS" any day of the week.

    2. Cytotoxic   10 years ago

      Alright Cato we get it. It's a mistake to ever take you seriously on foreign affairs. Bandow even repeated the 'IraQ War created ISIS' BS.

  11. Jerry on the sea   10 years ago

    CNN has already sold all but one commercial slot for its scheduled September GOP debate despite significantly higher-than-average ad rates.

    So how much is the kickback to Trump?

    1. Almanian Bridges, Not Walls   10 years ago

      You know it's 'UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE.

  12. Rich   10 years ago

    "At the end of the day, I am sorry that this has been confusing to people and has raised a lot of questions, but there are answers to all these questions. And I take responsibility"

    This is *nowhere near* "the end of the day". And she has no idea what "take responsibility" means.

    1. Steve G   10 years ago

      She's using the cop version of 'take responsibility'

      1. Jerryskids   10 years ago

        She's also not being helpful by pointing out there are answers to all these questions - without mentioning that she knows all the answers but you wouldn't be able to pry them out of her with a redhot crowbar and a quart of sodium pentothal.

    2. Mike Laursen   10 years ago

      Funny, I haven't found anything Hillary Clinton confusing at all. Her words and actions are very clear.

  13. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

    CNN has already sold all but one commercial slot for its scheduled September GOP debate despite significantly higher-than-average ad rates.

    I hope The Donald shows whatever mouthy broad they have asking questions who's boss.

    1. Dan Bongard   10 years ago

      It would be funny if Trump bought up ad time during the debate and then filled it with more of himself talking.

      I mean, personally I hate the guy -- but I have to admit that would be funny.

  14. Pan Zagloba   10 years ago

    As promised, today is the final entry in the Accomplished Female Athletes of Eastern and Central Europe series. We started on July 16, when Trumpocalypse began. Alas, the Trumpmania has proven stronger.
    Our final entry is Tatiana Kosheleva. Member of the Russian indoor volleyball team, they won World Championship in 2010, Silver in 2009 and a European championship in 2013.
    Posing with a volleyball.
    Here you can see her posing with a sign promoting her team's 2010 World Championship win.
    Labour Day, I may put up another entry with a list of Top Five or so, in my view.

    1. Swiss Servator   10 years ago

      PLZ. MOAR.

      1. Pan Zagloba   10 years ago

        I don't think it's possible to see MOAR Tatiana than that second pic.
        Unless it's to get more athletes on? It's getting harder (yes, I said it) to find good examples, unless I lift restrictions on stereotypical sports - beach volleyball, figure skating, rhytmic gymnastics, synchronized swimming, tennis.

        1. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

          Restrictions on the listed sports? Good God, man. LIFT THEM.

          1. Pan Zagloba   10 years ago

            But then it loses even a veneer of being about skill, and just degenerates into ogling gorgeous, athletic young women...

            Oh. I see. Right.

            1. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

              Don't make me spend my Labor Day weekend researching Eastern European tennis players, because I will do it, damnit.

    2. MJGreen - Docile Citizen   10 years ago

      Jesus. Going out with a bang, huh?

      Capital knockers!

    3. AceDroman   10 years ago

      Good lord man

    4. DEG   10 years ago

      Mein Gott!

      More!

  15. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

    It's Hilary's turn.... to be sorry

    1. Almanian Bridges, Not Walls   10 years ago

      "It's my party and I'll run if I want to. Run if I want to. Run if I want to." - Papa Joe Biden

    2. Wasteland Wanderer   10 years ago

      So sorry.

  16. Almanian Bridges, Not Walls   10 years ago

    Home B4 PM Lynx! Three-day weekend. Yes!

    Anyhoo. The US government still sucks ass. More at 11:00.

    1. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

      Hear here! I'm stuck on a fucking airplane at Dulles because the ATC doesn't think the storm in Atlanta is going to move in the next 2 hours, I guess.

      1. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

        Does ATC stand for All-Terrain Cuckservatives?

  17. Rich   10 years ago

    the document review platform the [State] department uses can't ingest most forms of electronic data. Because of that, "most potentially responsive documents must first be printed and then scanned into the system, even if documents are received electronically."

    *** facepalm ***

    1. Ted S.   10 years ago

      Gotta love government competence.

    2. Timon 19   10 years ago

      "the document review platform the [State] department uses can't ingest most forms of electronic data."

      Sorry, that's either flat out bullshit, or the people performing this review are so mind-bogglingly stupid that they can't claw their way out of a wet paper bag. It COULD be a form of vendor lock-in (fucking Microsoft), but I find it hard to believe that printing documents, then scanning them back in and getting the OCR right is EASIER than finding software that will open whatever bullshit format they've got that stuff in.

    3. The Last American Hero   10 years ago

      Small tax prep CPA firms can afford software that is able to scan a W-2 (or 1099 and a whole host of other docs), identify it as such and shove a pdf of it in the right folder for the right client and plop the number on the tax return without any human involvement other than pushing the big green button on the copier. The notion that FedGov with it's massive budget has a review platform that shitty is unacceptable.

  18. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

    Girl with 20 twitter followers tweets offensive joke about dead cop, Breitbart publishes an article on girl no one has ever heard of and who does not matter, girl gets death threats, has conservative scumbags calling her school to try and get her kicked out.

    Conservatives are totally opposed to people getting booted out of college for their political opinions though. Just ask them, they'll tell you all about it.

    1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

      Conservatives are just as sickening on freedom of speech when it comes to cops.

    2. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

      The Cultural Libertarian moment has arrived.

    3. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

      From comments:

      JDuggity
      3 minutes ago

      Obviously the death threats are horrible and no one deserves that kind of intimidation (including lion-killers, let me add), but really?a 26-year-old should have more discretion than to write such a crassly provocative comment in a public forum and not expect an intense reaction.

    4. Bobarian (Would Chip Her)   10 years ago

      As far as offensive jokes go --

      "I can't believe so many people care about a dead cop and NO ONE has thought to ask what he did to deserve it. He had creepy perv eyes ?"

      I think we can do a lot better than that.

      1. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

        I know. There are 10,000 people saying something worse on twitter at any given moment.

    5. Antilles   10 years ago

      The Progressive characteristics of victimhood and payback are beginning to infect every group. If this continues, it will not end well...

      1. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

        "beginning to"?!?!? I'd argue that the Federalists and Anti-Federalists played the same exact game.

        It's all the drama triangle playing out

      2. Dan Bongard   10 years ago

        Hell, police practically invented the "progressive" victimhood-and-payback routine. "You don't know how hard this job is, how dare you criticize" is a refrain so old it probably had to be translated from the original Aramaic.

        1. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

          Cain and Abel. Cain was a victim because God hated his lazy ass offerings, so he decided to bash his brother's skull in for retribution.

          1. Cytotoxic   10 years ago

            I've read that part of the Bible. Why were Cain's offerings 'lazy'?

            1. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

              Why were Cain's offerings 'lazy'?

              All Cain did was put the gift straight from the store into one of those cheap 'gift bags.' He couldn't even trouble himself to wrap it, put on a nice ribbon and a signed card with a heartfelt note. The Creator finds that extremely lazy, and it raises His ire.

      3. Cytotoxic   10 years ago

        Proggies lead, conservatives follow.

    6. Troy muy grande boner   10 years ago

      To be fair, anyone that showed up on her lawn would has a good chance of getting eaten.

      1. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

        #fatlivesmatter

        1. brady949   10 years ago

          No they don't.

    7. Ted S.   10 years ago

      I wonder how many of New York magazine's readers will feel sympathy toward victims of left-wing shaming mob campaigns.

      1. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

        I had the same thought, but that's kind of the point. They're the same assholes, they just pretend otherwise when they're being self-righteous.

    8. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      26 year old english major? It's a shame. She was really going places. Especially with that clever tweet.

      1. Pan Zagloba   10 years ago

        Seriously, I can't imagine greater punishment for her than being herself. Death threats and idiotic comments are completely unnecessary in her case. Oh well, at least now she can become a suffering heroine to her SJW buddies.

        1. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

          She also had an outstanding warrant for assault and actually got picked up by the cops after her name ended up in the news.

          So she's a real shithead, just not a shithead who deserved this.

          1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

            You know what really shocked me?

            The word "husband" appeared in the article.

            1. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

              Dude, this chick had a husband.

              And he's the most pussy-whipped beta since Adam was like "sure Eve, I'm a little bitch so let's eat that apple."

              Read the guy's facebook post and you'll see the kind of men we're dealing with.

              1. The Last American Hero   10 years ago

                Adam wasn't a total beta, I mean he was gettin it on with Lilith on the side.

              2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                Sure. A closet case.

    9. MJGreen - Docile Citizen   10 years ago

      And the tweet is so tame.

      Those making death threats are really helping the cause! How dare you suggest the cop could be anything but a saint? I'll kill you bitch!!

    10. Jerryskids   10 years ago

      Brandon Darby is a piece of shit.

    11. Cytotoxic   10 years ago

      And here we have the conservative online 'revolution' in a nutshell: emulate the tactics of their opponents. There's no revolution here, just emulation. It's so...conservative.

  19. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

    Heir To Jelly-Bean Fortune Crushes Man With His WWII Tank

    1. Rich   10 years ago

      The Rowland family said it was assisting officials in the investigation and was seeking to provide "intensive counseling" services to those who witnessed the event.

      As well as "unlimited jelly beans".

      1. Bobarian (Would Chip Her)   10 years ago

        A lifetime supply to the guy that he ran over?

        1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

          The guy he ran over will be immortalized as a new flavor

          1. Rich   10 years ago

            Whatever the flavor, the bean's color will be a mixture of olive drab and crimson.

            1. Galactic Chipper Cdr Lytton   10 years ago

              Bacon cheese curds is the flavor.

            2. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

              "Tread Scrapings"

        2. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

          And they'll throw in this picture of Harry Potter made exclusively with Jelly Belly jellybeans.

    2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      The new banana Jelly Bellies are no shit delicious. Best flavor yet.

  20. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

    Hillary Clinton = I Keep It Real, I Floss a Little Gold

    1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      I'm not current on the cool kid lingo. Is that implying that she wears a gold thong?

      1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

        That made me think before I clicked

      2. Bobarian (Would Chip Her)   10 years ago

        It means the carpet does not match the drapes.

        Not that anyone would ever want to know.

        1. Number.6   10 years ago

          ... removes brain ... scrubs vigorously with "Barkeeper's Friend"

  21. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

    Russia to USA = Your State Department Says "No", But Your Body Cries "Yes"

    1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

      I was expecting....something else.

      You let me down, Gilmore.

      /nods dejectedly.

      1. Sudden   10 years ago

        I, too, was thinking sex tourism.

        1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

          I, too, was thinking sex tourism.

          When are you not?

          1. Sudden   10 years ago

            I have opted to take a vow of abstinence for the month of September.

            So not until October 3 when banging bridesmaids at my buddy's wedding in Solvang counts as sex tourism.

    2. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

      Now you've got me reading Pravda.

      "We do want to create an international coalition to counter terrorism and extremism, and we have consulted our American partners on the subject. I have personally talked to US President Obama about in on the phone. I have also discussed this with the president of Turkey and the leadership of Saudi Arabia," said Putin.

      "If we combine efforts in these directions, then we will achieve positive results. If we act separately, if we argue about quasi-democratic principles and procedures in some territories, it will take us to a greater dead end," said the Russian leader.

      1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

        Sounds about right.

      2. Pan Zagloba   10 years ago

        God, I'm getting flashbacks to 1991! Christ!

  22. woody the woodchipper   10 years ago

    http://www.thedailybeast.com/a.....arian.html\
    Kanye west leader of the libertarian moment

    1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

      Yeezytarianism is its own animal. Its sort of a mix of totalitarianism and Dada.

  23. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

    Biden's Mindless Bluster May Prove Effective Counter To Trump's Boorish Puffery

  24. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

    Stud Brags of His Sexual Conquests

    1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      I bet he didn't even eat ass.

  25. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

    Men in Khakis Depress Gilmore

    1. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

      those guys are big fans of the Civil War general, I guess.

    2. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

      Worst rugby scrum. EVER.

      1. Robert   10 years ago

        I could actually see that?heads right rather than left, with that darker-skinned guy getting ready to put in the "ball" of the exclamation point. The guy w his right hand down is indicating where he wants it. It's the Bush 2-a-side tournament.

    3. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      Are you getting paid by Reuters? I'm not watching any more Microsoft Cloud commercials.

      1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

        Nah, i just have a reuters newsfeed widget on me iGoogle page.

        1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

          How do you still have an iGoogle page? I thought they shuttered that project a few years ago. My mom was bizarrely attached to hers and they kept saying it wouldn't be available anymore.

          1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

            good catch - these guys moved in to replace it for people who liked that thing (like me)

            http://www.ighome.com/

            1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

              Doesn't Chrome have basically the same capability built in? Which is why i thought they phased it out as a "cross browser" feature - to encourage people to use Chrome exclusively.

              1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                Kind of, both Firefox and Chrome have changed their about:blank new tabs to a list of recently viewed/most frequently viewed sites.

                It's generally embarrassing and I hate it.

                1. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

                  I can't imagine how much plaid and facial hair would be on that page.

                  Also related, are we talking long beards or well trimmed beards?

                  1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                    I have a preference for well trimmed beards. Some people who can grow a full beard can pull off the long beard, but it's hard to go wrong with a well-groomed one.

                2. lafe.long   10 years ago

                  Kind of, both Firefox and Chrome have changed their about:blank new tabs to a list of recently viewed/most frequently viewed sites.

                  It's generally embarrassing and I hate it.

                  hmm.. In my FF, I can set the new tab page to be blank... for chrome, there's an extension for a blank new tab page.

      2. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

        also, "NoScript" bro.

        It can be a little annoying having to 'approve' elements of any new sites you visit, but its a convenient way to strip the annoying stuff out of the ones you visit regularly

        1. Rhywun   10 years ago

          Or AdBlock - it's much easier because it's already configured.

  26. lafe.long   10 years ago

    11 year old shoots 16 year old home invader

    A child shot a teen that was trying to break into a home in north St. Louis County. Police say the 11-year-old shooter fired one round from a handgun and killed the 16-year-old suspect.

    1. Zeb   10 years ago

      Nice.

    2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      USA!!!! USA!!!! USA!!!!

    3. MJGreen - Docile Citizen   10 years ago

      Good shoot. smooches

      1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

        Actually 2 of the neighbors were interviewed, and one suggested the older kid was going door-to-door trying to "sell his phone", and the other said that there was no "break in"...

        http://www.reuters.com/article.....VT20150904

        1. Zeb   10 years ago

          Hmm. Maybe I got too excited there.

        2. jmomls   10 years ago

          Yeah, right. Teenagers often wander the streets at 1130 at night "trying to sell their phones".

          Also, such neighborhoods would never eeeeeever lie to the cops or investigators about a shooting involving one of their homeboys. Nope. Never.

          1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

            " the break-in and shooting occurred around 2:20 p.m. Thursday (3:30 p.m. ET)...

            ...The St. Louis Post-Dispatch quoted Donna Jackson, 45, who lives across the street from the house where the shooting occurred, as saying she saw the 11-year-old boy shoot the teenager in the head as the two were talking near the home's front door. "It was not a break-in," she told the paper."

            Yeah! Who needs "Evidence" and "Facts" when we can just jump to conclusions!

    4. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

      Police remain puzzled by the fact the shooter hit the target with only one round.

  27. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

    JESUS H. CHRIST, The Food Babe's insanity has caused Starbucks to change its formula for Pumpkin Spiced Lattes.

    Starbucks is adding real pumpkin to the lattes. That's right ? real, actual pumpkin pur?e will be added to the lattes, and caramel coloring will be removed. (Don't quote us on this, but we're pretty sure this is the first time squash has ever been served in a coffee beverage.)

    (I don't drink Pumpkin Spiced Lattes, but I really dislike The Food Babe gaining any traction with her crazy...

    1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

      "Possible pesticide residue from non-organic coffee beans"

      They roast coffee beans, you ignorant cunt

      1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

        Did you know that she exposed the latte as being non-vegan???? That's some cutting edge shit right there.

        1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

          Reading her "information" on caramel coloring reminded me of Jew Coke and how I don't have any.

          1. Limpee Wiltstock   10 years ago

            It's bizarre that folks are able to discriminate between a molecule engendered by the biologic activities of plants from one that is manufactured out of other molecules of whatever source by intentional agencies. I've had people depreciate that "synthetic" methylsalicylate produced by distilling aspirin in methanol as somehow indescribably inferior to the "natural" sort made by distilling birch oil and extraction.

      2. Zeb   10 years ago

        And the beans are inside pulpy fruits that have to be removed and never get pesticide on them in the first place.

        1. Limpee Wiltstock   10 years ago

          We always used to spray a bit of insecticide--fungicide blend (just a bit!) on our coffee beans after hulling them. We always did a lot of basting too...

    2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

      As long is the FDA is involved in mayonnaise labeling, I request that they look into the "babe" part of her label. Blatant fraud.

      1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

        BUT TEH VEGGIES CURED HER UGLY?

        1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

          But look what they did to her brain.

        2. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

          Would though.

        3. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

          Also, this food babe meme is brilliant.

          1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

            It amazes me that no one has changed the "THERES STUFF IN FOOD TRYING TO KILL YOU BUT I HAVE FOUND THE MAGIC WAY TO AVOID AGE AND DEATH AND DISEASE THROUGH PARANOIA!!"-diet-fad-sales-pitch one iota in the last 30 years, and motherfuckers still flock to it like its the newest latest Brand New discovery.

            When I used to do lots of food-industry research, we often picked up interesting data on how people are completely irrational and quasi-religious about stuff they put in their mouths ...or (some women - black and asians in particular) stuff they put on their skin

            I think its a primitive belief that "food is magic"

            1. Root Boy   10 years ago

              Come on Gilmore, haven't you heard the saying "you are what you eat" it's science.

            2. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

              I think its a primitive belief that "food anything I don't understand is magic"

              FIFY. See also: climate change, economics, patriarchy (and other social justice conspiracies ), etc.

            3. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

              What's amazing to me is how the fads change and morph over time with no acknowledgement of past craziness.

              1. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                "Wheat intolerance" has gone like the plague through my family.

                I keep baking bread and it keeps getting devoured to family events though.

                1. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

                  I keep baking bread and it keeps getting devoured to family events though.

                  Nothing beats fresh bread. Yummy.

                  I eat very few carbs, though. That's my personal food craziness.

                  No carbs = me skinny

                  I'm just vain. It has nothing to do with gluten free nonsense.

                  1. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

                    Nobody better ask me for pics.

                    I've had it with you people.

                    1. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

                      SOMETHINGS ARE SACRED!

                    2. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

                      Nobody better ask me for pics.

                      Someone is awfully full of themselves.

                    3. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

                      Someone is awfully full of themselves.

                      So, you're saying you wouldn't want pics?

                      *narrows gaze*

                      I'M NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU PEOPLE NOW?

                      *runs out of room and slams door*

                    4. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

                      I mean, you are so pic request worthy that you have become unattainable.

                    5. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                      I got tired of asking. If you're offering...

                  2. jesse.in.mb   10 years ago

                    I don't eat a ton of carbs either. I'll bake a loaf of bread and have maybe one slice of it. I bring the rest to work to make my coworkers fat and less likely to take out the shit going on in their personal lives on me.

                    The latest loaf I used some of the whey from the yogurt I've been making to replace some of the water and brushed a ton of butter on the outside so the crust got all buttery and golden.

                    1. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

                      The latest loaf I used some of the whey from the yogurt I've been making to replace some of the water and brushed a ton of butter on the outside so the crust got all buttery and golden.

                      I need to become Jesse's friend or co-worker or something.

                    2. Sudden   10 years ago

                      Tell you what, you can be Sudden's bet debt fulfiller. Trust me, you will get all the loaf you can handle.

                    3. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

                      Done!

                    4. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                      NON TRANSFERABLE

                    5. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                      I have a bag of banana Jelly Bellies in my pocket right now.

                      With a backup of pomegranate Jelly Bellies in my other pocket.

                      Are those considered carbs?

                  3. grrizzly   10 years ago

                    Good for you. Lately I only drink carbs.

                    1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                      Thanks for the reminder. My local gas station carries Lagunitas now.

                  4. Cytotoxic   10 years ago

                    I'm trying to reduce the amount of bread I eat. I do not think it is bad for me I just don't think it's that good.

              2. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

                It's a correlary of the MUH FEELZ principle. When you spend your entire life in lizard brain mode, you fall in the same trap every time. People are really good at rationalizing their cognitive errors away.

                1. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

                  "'anything I don't understand is magic"""

                  Yes, but "food" has a kind of permanent rationality-resisting aspect which is completely unique

                  the Mrs correctly notes = "the fads change and morph over time with no acknowledgement of past craziness."

                  See: Libertymike's recent insane insistence that 'some science suggests' GMO are like nuclear-corporate-poison that causes brains to melt

                  as though some minor variation in DNA between one tomato and another will turn it into a Man-Killing super-species.... rather than just a tomato with microscopically thicker skin, more resistant to blight, etc.

                  And never mind that millions of people have eaten the stuff for decades. Within it lurks the Demon Gene which seeks to destroy all mankind.

                  People will believe *anything* about food. They imbue it with supernatural powers.

                  1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

                    'some science suggests' GMO are like nuclear-corporate-poison that causes brains to melt

                    But I was told in my nursing class today that GMO foods are bad because we don't reaaaallllly know if they are safe (but they probably aren't).

                    1. Crusty Juggler   10 years ago

                      that GMO foods are bad because we don't reaaaallllly know if they are safe (but they probably aren't

                      This is the same argument against vaping, and it is absurd.

                    2. *GILMORE*   10 years ago

                      "I was told in my nursing class today that GMO foods are bad because we don't reaaaallllly know if they are safe "

                      Yeah, this is like the mega-fallacy that can never be refuted = the combination of 'appeal to ignorance'...

                      (what we *don't know* is always infinitely more important than what we *do*)

                      ... and the "fallacy of the Perfect"/Nirvana Fallacy... which is fundamentally 'anti-science' because science itself is not *positively affirmative*, but rather a means to simply gather evidence through repeat refutation of alternatives.

                      Never mind the "evidence" of hundreds of millions of people consuming GMO for decades....

                      Yet these same people think its perfectly reasonable to feed people anti-biotics like candy.

                2. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

                  When you spend your entire life in lizard brain mode

                  What are you trying to say about our beloved commenter Mr Lizard?

            4. Limpee Wiltstock   10 years ago

              'I think its a primitive belief that "food is magic"'

              I must take exception characterising it as "primitive belief". I mean, maybe it is, but at the same time, it's an inevitable fact. Food is magic.

              Then there's the weirdness folks have about this or that food "causing cancer" or "preventing cancer". It's treated like cancer is a unitary disease that originates from a single clear initialising event. Which seems totally nuts. Certainly everybody knows lots of folks with cancer. Surely they can see plain as day it's nigh a totally different disease in every case, and surely they can see the obvious link between getting old and dying of cancer. I occasionally have to explain that this or that substance may promote cancers of a certain type, but that at the same time it inhibits another category of cancers. Most folks it's like it blows their minds and there's no grasping it. Or that just about everything is carcinogenic in some way or other.

    3. Irish ?s ESB   10 years ago

      Toxic dose of sugar

      Oh, that is funny.

  28. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

    My social media is littered with #backTheBlue bullshit. My faith in humanity is waning.

    1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

      I lost my faith today. At least my fellow nurses all seem to be on the national healthcare boat.

      1. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

        First, congrats on the child!

        Second, that's just depressing. Those same nurses are going to be fucked if nationalized Healthcare were implemented.

        1. Mrs. Lemuel Struthers   10 years ago

          It amazes me that nurses or doctors could think national health care would be a good idea. Visit a couple UK hospitals and view the working conditions. Ughh. American hospitals (most of them) are cleaner, better staffed, better supplied, and the staff seems more professional.

          I used the NHS on two occasions in the early '90s. Shudder.

          1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

            It's the young and brainwashed. Most doctors I know are VERY against it.

            1. Trials and Trippelations   10 years ago

              It is more of a nursing thing.

              1. C. Anacreon   10 years ago

                Yup, it tends to be a nursing thing, especially unionized nurses. You can find the occasional doc supporting it, but those tend to be the gauze and Birkenstock wearing, bald with grey ponytail, hardcore Berkeley free-clinic type docs who only work two afternoons a week.

    2. jmomls   10 years ago

      yeah, you should totally back the thugs instead, bruh.

      1. Cytotoxic   10 years ago

        MUH BLUE THUGS GUD

        UR BLAK THUGS BAD

        1. Sudden   10 years ago

          Thugs are bad.....mmmmmmmk?

          Whether they wear badges or hoodies.

      2. Trshmnstr doesn't recycle   10 years ago

        yeah, you should totally back the thugs instead, bruh.

        Cool false dichotomy you've got there, bud.

        1. Limpee Wiltstock   10 years ago

          At my mother's trial, I recall at one point her arsking the jury, "Why should you have to obey a bunch of thugs?"

          She was talking about LE.

  29. Jessy08   10 years ago

    To be fair, anyone that showed up on her lawn would has a good chance of getting eaten.

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