The Off Topic Topic

[Sheilbh]

And another resident, councilor, and human who lives on this Earth, Hanna Jachimska, apparently blames Winnie's creator, Alan Alexander Milne: "This is very disturbing but can you imagine! The author was over 60 and cut his [Pooh's] testicles off with a razor blade because he had a problem with his identity."

That is very disturbing

[CountDeMoney]

If he did that to Pooh, imagine what happened to Christopher Robin.

[DGuller]

How hard would it have been for the animators to draw some genitalia on Winnie?  That would've avoided that whole problem.

[mongers]

How hard would it have been for the animators to draw some genitalia on Winnie?  That would've avoided that whole problem.

Pretty easy, see the classic cock and ball graffiti.

I was going to post a googled image of the graffiti, but god damn that search turns up some nasty images.   

[garbon]

Poland: Like Texas, Only Without Oil.

And tacos, burritos, chili, nachos, salsa...


On the subject of cartoon animal realism:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oiUwTJLnms

Tex-Mex restaurants are dime a dozen in Warsaw.

[mongers]

I've been wondering recently why I'm so tired, I think I've found a reason, generally it seems to be people that tire me out; having to deal with family, solve their various problems, dealing with official/business people, I find all of this rather physically tiring. 

Though I guess it's the little stresses dealing with people that make me tired, rather than doing the things/work with them. 

I'm sorta coming around to the idea, that I like my own company a lot and solitude is to be sought after. 

[Admiral Yi]

Life is a backpack*; the trick is to empty out the backpack as much as possible.

*Or rucksack as you say in your country.

[mongers]

Life is a backpack*; the trick is to empty out the backpack as much as possible.

*Or rucksack as you say in your country.

Oh it's a nice line and the sentiment isn't bad, but family responsibilities do tend to creep up on you, don't they.

[Eddie Teach]

Life is a highway; I want to ride it all night long.

[Admiral Yi]

Oh it's a nice line and the sentiment isn't bad, but family responsibilities do tend to creep up on you, don't they.

FYI it's a paraphrase of a line from a George Clooney movie (can't remember if it's Up in the Air or Intolerable Cruelty; I think the former).  It's a metaphor for a life totally devoid of human attachment, which at the end of the movie George realizes is the whole point of life.

So in a nutshell I was being ironic.

[mongers]

Oh it's a nice line and the sentiment isn't bad, but family responsibilities do tend to creep up on you, don't they.

FYI it's a paraphrase of a line from a George Clooney movie (can't remember if it's Up in the Air or Intolerable Cruelty; I think the former).  It's a metaphor for a life totally devoid of human attachment, which at the end of the movie George realizes is the whole point of life.

So in a nutshell I was being ironic.

OK, then.

But it certainly isn't the whole point of life.

[Syt]

[Admiral Yi]

Awesome.

Where is that, China?

[The Brain]

Don't OD and drive.

[jimmy olsen]

Time travel is a foot!