Seahorses, I Love 'Em (& other Links of Interest)

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It's a Jewish conspiracy obv.
<King> Ivo, you phrase things in the most comedic manner

[quote="Jal"][quote="jme"]Thats just rude and unneeded.[/quote]That sums up Io, basically. Yet, we all love him.[/quote]

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I thought you were on our side, Io, but it turns out you only want to learn our secret language so you can expose us. Traitor.

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Because many people in the US believe that circumcision is "healthier" (will lead to less problems down there), or something like that. I recently read that that is not at all true, and there is actually no benefit to the procedure.
You mean "doctors". I suspect that it's something done right after birth and unless you explicitly mention that you don't want them circumcised, they'll go ahead and do it. Where I live, Jews are very rare, but at my school all the males in my grade save one were circumcised. (Knowledge gained from communal showers.)
Because many people in the US believe that circumcision is "healthier" (will lead to less problems down there), or something like that. I recently read that that is not at all true, and there is actually no benefit to the procedure.
And so the debate rages on. (I can't remember the last time the ZBB had a full on debate about this, perhaps one's due?)
What is this weird American custom for Christians getting circumcised? Where did that come from? Is it from some evangelical influence?
Wasn't it suggested by doctors after WW2 or something because soldiers had problems with infections?

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Siöö jandeng raiglin zåbei tandiüłåd;
nää džunnfin kukuch vklaivei sivei tåd.
Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei. Chei.

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It didn't really have much to do with Jews, it had a lot more to do with crazy Victorian prudes wanting a nice way to Curb Masturbation. It doesn't actually work, but it's become Tradition now, so...it just sort of keeps on happening?

Or at least that's one theory

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That has to be seen to be believed... Penetrating a bear's fur and (presumably) thick skin with human teeth? Without the bear biting and scratching you to death? Also, the only hits are links to this picture. I call a fake! :)


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Yeah, it's probably fake, but he didn't penetrate anything. He stuck his hand down the bear's throat and pinched off its jugular. And it could be that someone took the picture recently.
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Whoa, that guy makes Chuck Norris look like a helpless wimp. He could probably sneeze Norris to death by accident.
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Truly the stuff that haunts the nightmares of urban planners and probably anyone who has ever worried about where technology is going. Makes the Kowloon Walled City look like a loose assortment country clubs and McMansions.
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http://hipsterhitler.com/

... But what if I buy a shirt that has a picture of somebody wearing that shirt?

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Dibotahamdn duthma jallni agaynni ra hgitn lakrhmi.
Amuhawr jalla vowa vta hlakrhi hdm duthmi xaja.
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Salmoneus thinks this is vindictively offensive.

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TomHChappell wrote:
Bert and Ernie are named after Einstein and Rutherford.
How are they named in German?
In German they are referred to as Ernie und Bert.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FavUpD_IjVY

I have no idea what I just watched. I am probably going to have nightmares of cowspiders now.

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Cyriac's got plenty of awesome stuff

here's me favourite

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNwCojCJ ... re=related

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Travis B. wrote:In German they are referred to as Ernie und Bert.
Yes. And they pronounce it [ˈɛɐ̯ni] and [ˈbɛɐ̯tʰ].

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Guitarplayer wrote:
Travis B. wrote:In German they are referred to as Ernie und Bert.
Yes. And they pronounce it [ˈɛɐ̯ni] and [ˈbɛɐ̯tʰ].
I prefer Dutch "Bert en Ernie" [ˈbɛrt ɛn ˈɛrni]. Though nothing funnier than Ert und Bernie!


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Falgwian and Falgwia!!

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Viktor77 wrote:LOOK AT ME I'M SO COOL BECAUSE I CAN ADD FLAME TO THE FUCKING FIRE
I think an unwritten policy of only posting things that paint St Louis in a good light will do a hell of a lot of good for all of us.

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Oh, man. None of Pennsylvania's cities are in the top twenty five.

These lists always bother me because they, or at least the news about them, seldom considers internal variation in crime. Many parts of Baltimore, for example, are very dangerous, but the central and suburban sections are probably reasonably safe and much of the danger arises from being involved in the drug trade. The murder rate in Baltimore is, on the whole, very high, but for those not entangled in the drug trade, it's close to the national average.
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Post by Rui »

I laughed out loud when I saw New Haven in the Top 25. I mean yeah it's pretty shitty there, but surely not top 25 most dangerous in the country? I guess there's a reason why someone I know jokingly refers to it as "Gun wavin' New Haven"

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I laughed out loud when I saw New Haven in the Top 25. I mean yeah it's pretty shitty there, but surely not top 25 most dangerous in the country? I guess there's a reason why someone I know jokingly refers to it as "Gun wavin' New Haven"
I dunno, Feijuada was always complaining about it on IRC when he came to my channel. Of course his complaints had more to do with racism than fear of crime as such. But he did mention crime as a problem.
Something that I always try to point out when my mother worries about me moving to Seattle or another major city.
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