The Off Topic Topic

[Habbaku]

Hot politicians: Again Spain is actually hot hot. I could really go for a girl like that.
Denmark...meh. She's OK but the bad skin ruins it

"Bad skin"?

[Valmy]

You have to remember UK ginger hate 

[garbon]

You have to remember UK ginger hate 

So inexplicable!

[Tonitrus]

You have to remember UK ginger hate 

So inexplicable!

I just assume it's connected with some deep-seated association and British dislike for the Irish/Scottish.

[garbon]

[Caliga]

 

Alaska Rep. Don Young: Wolves could solve your 'homeless problem'
03/05/15 09:02 PM—UPDATED 03/05/15 09:06 PM
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By Rachel Kleinman
Come again, congressman?

Alaska Republican Rep. Don Young – who made headlines in July for twisting the arm of a staffer on Capitol Hill – suggested during a hearing Thursday in Washington, D.C. that wolves could solve an area's "homeless problem," the Associated Press reported. "I'd introduce 'em in your district, you wouldn't have a homeless problem anymore," Young said, responding to those fighting to protect the gray wolf in the continental U.S. Young claimed the wolf's advocates don't live in areas populated by the predatory carnivore.
Of course, Young's spokesperson Matt Shuckerow insisted Young didn't mean his comment literally. Rather, he said Young used hyperbole to emphasize the threat gray wolves pose to wildlife and communities alike.

Young's unfiltered remarks have landed him in hot water before. In March 2013, Young referred to Latino farm workers as "wetbacks."

[Tonitrus]

Alaska Rep. Don Young: Wolves could solve your 'homeless problem'
03/05/15 09:02 PM—UPDATED 03/05/15 09:06 PM
facebook twitter 2 save share group 222
By Rachel Kleinman
Come again, congressman?

Alaska Republican Rep. Don Young – who made headlines in July for twisting the arm of a staffer on Capitol Hill – suggested during a hearing Thursday in Washington, D.C. that wolves could solve an area's "homeless problem," the Associated Press reported. "I'd introduce 'em in your district, you wouldn't have a homeless problem anymore," Young said, responding to those fighting to protect the gray wolf in the continental U.S. Young claimed the wolf's advocates don't live in areas populated by the predatory carnivore.
Of course, Young's spokesperson Matt Shuckerow insisted Young didn't mean his comment literally. Rather, he said Young used hyperbole to emphasize the threat gray wolves pose to wildlife and communities alike.

Young's unfiltered remarks have landed him in hot water before. In March 2013, Young referred to Latino farm workers as "wetbacks."

It's how we lost Taft. 

[Josquius]

You have to remember UK ginger hate 

So inexplicable!

I just assume it's connected with some deep-seated association and British dislike for the Irish/Scottish.

1: Scottish and some Irish are british.
2: I'm Irish (in the American sense)

[Ideologue]

You know, I've defended Josq in the past, but between his genocidal disregard for cats and his retarded beauty standards, I've come to the conclusion that his thoughts and feelings are alien and impervious to our understanding.

[CountDeMoney]

He's Mono's and Dorsey's lovechild. 

[Josquius]

You know, I've defended Josq in the past, but between his genocidal disregard for cats and his retarded beauty standards, I've come to the conclusion that his thoughts and feelings are alien and impervious to our understanding.

It has long been known our beauty standards (discounting general xenophillia) are fairly opposite :boobs:

[Syt]

Two colleagues of mine explained this week to me that while microwaving food is convenient, it's also very harmful to the food, because radiation. And one should wait at least a minute before opening a finished microwave to allow the worst radiation to dissipate.

[crazy canuck]

Two colleagues of mine explained this week to me that while microwaving food is convenient, it's also very harmful to the food, because radiation. And one should wait at least a minute before opening a finished microwave to allow the worst radiation to dissipate.

Do you ask them if they contain the food in a lead lined chamber while the radiation dissipates?

[CountDeMoney]

Two colleagues of mine explained this week to me that while microwaving food is convenient, it's also very harmful to the food, because radiation. And one should wait at least a minute before opening a finished microwave to allow the worst radiation to dissipate.

I certainly hope they take the same concerns into account with vegetables grown outdoors. What with the sun and all.

[Syt]

I suggested not to put their cell phones next to their plates.