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It's a rather obvious joke, but:
 
One is about a bunch of people opposing an evil and insane clown after something terrible happens to their homeland. The other is a video game.

It's a rather obvious joke, but:
 
One is about a bunch of people opposing an evil and insane clown after something terrible happens to their homeland. The other is a video game.

It's a rather obvious joke, but:
 
One is about a bunch of people opposing an evil and insane clown after something terrible happens to their homeland. The other is a video game.

It's a rather obvious joke, but:
 
One is about a bunch of people opposing an evil and insane clown after something terrible happens to their homeland. The other is a video game.

It's obviously working better than the Martian defense grid; that one seems to let about half the things through.

It really says something about Australia that you can make a living as a professional snake picker-upper.

First: yes, cool mini.
 
Second, I find the artist's comments on the themes presented to be interesting, because I interpreted the piece very differently. My initial read of the piece was that the woman is someone (probably a witch or demon) trying to lure the man into some sort of trap. The elements that the artist intended to present an image of purity and innocence, I instead read as an attempt to project as much sex appeal as practical in the medieval culture. What he meant to come across as a comforting sanctuary, I saw as a trap.

Which bathroom does a transgender lion use? Whichever one she he wants!

There was a young poet from Dunn.

There was a young poet from Dunn.

Well, as I understand it, John Dillinger was viewed as a sort of folk hero in his own day. It helped a lot that he greatly preferred not to kill anyone (although he wound up with associates who were trigger-happy later in his career). He also stole only from banks, not ordinary people, and did this during an era when most people would have associated banks mainly with foreclosing on poor farmers and depriving them of their homes and livelihood. In other words, banks were the bad guys (I guess times haven't changed a lot in THAT regard!). Folks saw him as a modern-day Robin Hood who robbed from the rich and . . . well, the important part is that someone was sticking it to the rich.
 
Edit: You know, if someone were to steal a big pile of cash from the Koch Brothers or Rupert Murdoch without hurting anyone, I'd have a hard time coming up with any outrage.

Did the kid who brought in the peppers actually do anything wrong? The article says that he/she was "disciplined".
 
I guess maybe middle school kids haven't yet developed the judgement to be held responsible for what they decide to eat? I normally figure that anyone who eats something like that deserves what they get.

A: "Starfleet vessels don't carry spare bulbs . . . but if combine an empty whisky bottle with a previously unmentioned type of subatomic particle, we can jury-rig something in the third act."

I'm STILL thrilled that we know of exactly one species that sent a flying saucer to another planet to disgorge a nuclear-powered robot to drive around shooting lasers at things . . . and it was us.

I'm STILL thrilled that we know of exactly one species that sent a flying saucer to another planet to disgorge a nuclear-powered robot to drive around shooting lasers at things . . . and it was us.

I'm STILL thrilled that we know of exactly one species that sent a flying saucer to another planet to disgorge a nuclear-powered robot to drive around shooting lasers at things . . . and it was us.

I'm STILL thrilled that we know of exactly one species that sent a flying saucer to another planet to disgorge a nuclear-powered robot to drive around shooting lasers at things . . . and it was us.

I'm STILL thrilled that we know of exactly one species that sent a flying saucer to another planet to disgorge a nuclear-powered robot to drive around shooting lasers at things . . . and it was us.

I'm STILL thrilled that we know of exactly one species that sent a flying saucer to another planet to disgorge a nuclear-powered robot to drive around shooting lasers at things . . . and it was us.

Ooh, a lightsaber configuration even MORE dangerous than a hilt or a double-ended blade!
 
Laser sword-chucks. Fighter would weep for joy.

I keep waiting to hear something described as "the holy grail of archaeology".

Speak for yourself, man. I couldn't seduce an nymphomaniaical succubus.

Remember, Jesus had a REALLY bad weekend for your sins.

Remember, Jesus had a REALLY bad weekend for your sins.