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#52 Jul 03 2012 at 9:24 AM Rating: Excellent
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The search for singing crabs and clown fish is still on going.
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#54 Jul 03 2012 at 9:41 AM Rating: Good
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Is Smash really arguing that littering is acceptable because someone will come along and clean it up?


Smash is arguing because Smash argues. I think zam.com is his version of a stress ball.
#55 Jul 03 2012 at 2:52 PM Rating: Excellent
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See, here's the problem with your analogy. None of the other items you mention emit a toxic sticky substance with a persistent odor in the confined space of a sealed vesicle cabin. Neither do parts of them disintegrate into fine ash. Nor are they @#%^ing aflame. Starting to get an inkling of the differences yet, moron?


I got my country's finest scientists together and, after a bit of work, we managed to come up with an advanced piece of technology to fix your problem.

We like to call it the lid.


I consulted with the finest scientists in my country, and they tell me that your particle containment device has been perpetually 20 years away.
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#56 Jul 03 2012 at 6:16 PM Rating: Decent
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Anderson Cooper is gay?!? Smiley: dubious

New with me? I actually have had to hire a lawyer familiar with cyber crime (internet lawyer) because an adjunct who was not rehired targeted myself and two other students to national media and total strangers (I still haven't figured out how doing that will get her job back. But, she went so far as to contact the department chair of my grad school, to send angry weird psychobabble emails. One of her emails to him, accused me of being an "agent" of the University.... Double Oh Dummy, thats me!) I also filed a complaint with UPD.

I think it's karma in some way biting me in the **** for being such a putz years ago (ironic I have to hire an internet lawyer)

So yeah, I owe you all an apology and thanks for giving me 2nd, 3rd,4th..chances. I owe all the old asylumites coffee. (hopefully I'll still be alive to do it, this lady is so bent, she's been contacting Al Jazeera to tell "her story".)

On a better note, my husband got us Six Flags passes, so I've been taking the kids almost every day. (and lost a few pounds from just walking around the park)
#57 Jul 03 2012 at 11:40 PM Rating: Decent
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#58 Jul 04 2012 at 7:43 AM Rating: Excellent
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I want coffee too, damn it.
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#59 Jul 04 2012 at 10:13 AM Rating: Decent
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Yes, I see your point. If only we could invent some sort of giant machine that would clean the streets of tiny pieces of cotton and paper and plant matter. With some sort of "sweeping" motion perhaps..


If only these magical sweeping machines were used everywhere. Too bad for those places without such magical machines.


Yeah and if only they were free. Cause we all like paying more taxes so that folks don't have to empty their own ashtrays.

Edited, Jul 4th 2012 9:14am by Olorinus
#60 Jul 04 2012 at 11:07 AM Rating: Good
As for cigarette butts, as a little kid I didn't know any better and played with them on the street. No one in my house smoked because my older sister had asthma. I didn't know what a cigarette was, other than the cool looking thing other families had that we didn't. Smiley: rolleyes Now as an adult I'm allergic to the tar additives in them. (Confirmed again at my last doctor's visit - and she gave me permission to point blank tell people as much if they light up around me.)

My city started a successful campaign called "The Cigarette Fairy." Shortly after that, someone designed a special "cigarette litter receptacle" and as a pilot program installed a bunch downtown. They are too small for other trash. Since then, the number of butts downtown has decreased tremendously, and lots of other cities are adopting the CLR as an option for keeping parks and public spaces butt free.

Edited, Jul 4th 2012 1:08pm by catwho
#61 Jul 04 2012 at 10:36 PM Rating: Excellent


Smiley: facepalm

The extent of human stupidity astounds me once again...
#62 Jul 05 2012 at 2:37 AM Rating: Good
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Smiley: facepalm

The extent of human stupidity astounds me once again...

I dug around and found that thing to watch it. It was pretty interesting, from the perspective of someone who enjoys that type of show, but it had a very distinct "District 9 as told by actual scientists, instead of Hollywood" vibe to the story telling method, so I can sort of see how stupid people and/or conspiracy theorists mistook it for being real. The fact that the fiction disclaimer didn't come until the last minute probably didn't help matters. Smiley: laugh
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Am I the only one who clicked on this thread expecting actual baby photos [of Jinte]? o.O

Except if it were baby photos, it would be like looking at before and afters of Michael Jackson. Only instead of turning into a white guy, he changes into a chick!
#63 Jul 05 2012 at 4:15 AM Rating: Good
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As for cigarette butts, as a little kid I didn't know any better and played with them on the street. No one in my house smoked because my older sister had asthma. I didn't know what a cigarette was, other than the cool looking thing other families had that we didn't. Smiley: rolleyes Now as an adult I'm allergic to the tar additives in them. (Confirmed again at my last doctor's visit - and she gave me permission to point blank tell people as much if they light up around me.)

My city started a successful campaign called "The Cigarette Fairy." Shortly after that, someone designed a special "cigarette litter receptacle" and as a pilot program installed a bunch downtown. They are too small for other trash. Since then, the number of butts downtown has decreased tremendously, and lots of other cities are adopting the CLR as an option for keeping parks and public spaces butt free.

Edited, Jul 4th 2012 1:08pm by catwho


That;s what my city needs to do, but they're too busy blowing all the city's money on a multiplex...we just had a state of emergency from flooding due to ****** infrastructure, and still they're pushing the multiplex instead of infrastructure and beautification...
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#64 Jul 05 2012 at 6:01 PM Rating: Good
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Smiley: facepalm

The extent of human stupidity astounds me once again...

I dug around and found that thing to watch it. It was pretty interesting, from the perspective of someone who enjoys that type of show, but it had a very distinct "District 9 as told by actual scientists, instead of Hollywood" vibe to the story telling method, so I can sort of see how stupid people and/or conspiracy theorists mistook it for being real. The fact that the fiction disclaimer didn't come until the last minute probably didn't help matters. Smiley: laugh


Even still. If I saw a show that claimed to be proving the existence of a mythological creature, I would first do a google search or something along those lines, to see if it had been reported elsewhere, before demanding that the government provide a source to back it up. If ANYONE had a legitimate claim to proving the existence of a mythological creature, it would be all over the news everywhere. People need to work on their logic skills. I would think most people had this level of common sense. It's pretty basic.
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If those damned "prove the existance of bigfoot" shows start following me around again, I swear, someone is getting stomped...
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#66 Jul 05 2012 at 6:47 PM Rating: Excellent
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Dread Lörd Kaolian wrote:
If those damned "prove the existance of bigfoot" shows start following me around again, I swear, someone is getting stomped...
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#67 Jul 05 2012 at 11:49 PM Rating: Good
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PigtailsOfDoom wrote:
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Smiley: facepalm

The extent of human stupidity astounds me once again...

I dug around and found that thing to watch it. It was pretty interesting, from the perspective of someone who enjoys that type of show, but it had a very distinct "District 9 as told by actual scientists, instead of Hollywood" vibe to the story telling method, so I can sort of see how stupid people and/or conspiracy theorists mistook it for being real. The fact that the fiction disclaimer didn't come until the last minute probably didn't help matters. Smiley: laugh


Even still. If I saw a show that claimed to be proving the existence of a mythological creature, I would first do a google search or something along those lines, to see if it had been reported elsewhere, before demanding that the government provide a source to back it up. If ANYONE had a legitimate claim to proving the existence of a mythological creature, it would be all over the news everywhere. People need to work on their logic skills. I would think most people had this level of common sense. It's pretty basic.

That's why I like the shows, I know going in they're not ACTUALLY going to find anything to conclusively prove anything exists, but I like learning about various legendary creatures and their myths, which those shows are always eager to explain. Also, occasionally, they DO find something neat, such as an otherwise unexpected animal of some excessive size, or they run across something inconclusive but still evident that there is, in fact, SOMETHING to the local myths.
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Am I the only one who clicked on this thread expecting actual baby photos [of Jinte]? o.O

Except if it were baby photos, it would be like looking at before and afters of Michael Jackson. Only instead of turning into a white guy, he changes into a chick!
#68 Jul 08 2012 at 6:54 AM Rating: Decent
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Olorinus wrote:
TirithRR wrote:
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Yes, I see your point. If only we could invent some sort of giant machine that would clean the streets of tiny pieces of cotton and paper and plant matter. With some sort of "sweeping" motion perhaps..


If only these magical sweeping machines were used everywhere. Too bad for those places without such magical machines.


Yeah and if only they were free. Cause we all like paying more taxes so that folks don't have to empty their own ashtrays.

Edited, Jul 4th 2012 9:14am by Olorinus
Wow, never knew those things were out there to solely clean up cigarette butts.
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#69 Jul 09 2012 at 4:41 AM Rating: Decent
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Olorinus wrote:
TirithRR wrote:
Smasharoo wrote:
Yes, I see your point. If only we could invent some sort of giant machine that would clean the streets of tiny pieces of cotton and paper and plant matter. With some sort of "sweeping" motion perhaps..


If only these magical sweeping machines were used everywhere. Too bad for those places without such magical machines.


Yeah and if only they were free. Cause we all like paying more taxes so that folks don't have to empty their own ashtrays.

Edited, Jul 4th 2012 9:14am by Olorinus
Wow, never knew those things were out there to solely clean up cigarette butts.


Huh, neither did I, I just assumed they were out there to wake me up at 4 in the morning on Mondays.
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#70 Jul 09 2012 at 6:31 AM Rating: Good
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Lol@streetsweepers. I'm sure Augusta has one.

I think it's a pretty small deal over-all. The litter law has been on the books for years and hasn't really proven to be a hardship for even the most destitute citizens of the realm. I'm not sure why, or even if, cigarette butts were exempt, but now they are specifically included.
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#71 Jul 09 2012 at 7:44 AM Rating: Good
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That;s what my city needs to do, but they're too busy blowing all the city's money on a multiplex...
Amazing Spider-Man 3D is just that important.
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