Today's Random News

[Fe 26]

But don't worry, whats left of us will live in a god forsaken scorched desert with super snakes and scorpions and other nasties because Jesus loves us too much to let us kill ourselves off before he comes to save us.

[Dunlap]

Dude.

Just get a dog or something.

[YellerDog]

But don't worry, whats left of us will live in a god forsaken scorched desert with super snakes and scorpions and other nasties because Jesus loves us too much to let us kill ourselves off before he comes to save us.

Arizona?

[Calliander]

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-33209548

The Earth has entered a new period of extinction, a study by three US universities has concluded, and humans could be among the first casualties.

Well, fuck.

I'll bet Busta Rhymes was excited to see this news.

[rezo]

Re: Rachel Dolezal:

Woman shows up the next day with a tan and different hair style

YOU SHALL BE OUR NEW LEADER

[icarusfall]

That is kind of a dumb comic. Don't we believe that a person can study a subject and know it better than someone that has only anecdotal experiences?

Aren't we suppose to believe that? Isn't that the logical or rational way to approach arguments?

Why do we flip flop on how we approach arguments? One day we demand data, another we demand experience?



If yoshi is able to invalidate my statements on the south because it is the anecdotal experiences of one southern person, saying I can not speak for all southern people, how can one black person speak for all black people? If Josh or anyone else can make statements about the south by using data against my lived experiences, why can a white person not use data against the experiences of one black person?

Better yet, why do I even ask these questions? People will not answer them because the truth is distasteful and others will weasel out some kind of vague high ground by saying "you're too stupid to understand so I won't bother."

There's a south park about this. It boils down to Stan saying to Token, "I get it! I don't get it!"

[Brisco Bold]

I'll bet Busta Rhymes was excited to see this news.

Oh woah. Repped.

[Josh]

Taylor Swift (punk as fuck) talks shit so fierce that Apple changed their payout policy for artists.
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-33220189

[Diff-chan]

I just don't know why people perceive music to be worthless.

[Fe 26]

I suppose it started with the radio, it might even go back to free bar and church music, but it feels like there has always been a lot of 'free' music. My granddad for one couldn't figure out why my dad liked to buy records. He figured if you put on the radio and waited long enough, you'd hear what you wanted