Is there a better term to use than "treated" when referencing the effect flash mob morons have on the real human beings around them? Like "subjected" or maybe even "tortured"?

I see a flash mob and the first thing that springs to mind is: grasp spoon, thumb clip, pull pin, prepare to throw. Grazing herd animals have more self-respect and sense of identity than those flash mob idiots.

Hear hear, Muzition!

Look at the model's eyes. They just scream out, don't they? You can almost hear her thinking... "I am SOOO embarrassed. I wonder if anyone will recognize me with this stupid thing on my head? Oh God, I bet they put my name on the photo credits! *sob* Kill me now, please; my career is over."

Die in a fire.

Could we get a sound barrier between the baby ghetto and the part of the cabins in which humans are seated?

Thanks.

Monkey Crotch Monkey Crotch Monkey Crotch

Hopefully that just earned me a lifetime ban from Pakistan.

Those are some fat coons. Looks like they've been raiding more than their fair share of dumpsters.

This is why I like dogs more than I like people. I agree with Cathy; I don't use the word "evil" very often, but it applies in this case.

"1,300"? Hell, there's that many in a few square miles of central Texas where I hunt them. And define "indigenous." Weere the AmerInds "indigenous" to this continent? Not really; they were Mongoloids who crossed the Bering land bridge.

Also, since those bred-for-table turkeys aren't "real," does that mean all the cattle in the country aren't "real," either? They're bred exclusively for dairy and meat purposes, after all.

Stupid article.

If they think he's handsome, I feel sorry for the women of the tribe.

So when he didn't get his way, he huffed and puffed and threw a snit-fit? Most people grow out of that phase by their late teens; I guess Mr Crumb did not.

In my experience, the individual Scout troops are all different. The troop leaders determine how it's run. You'll always get a few nutters who try to turn it into an evangelical organization, but that's not to say the whole lot of them are crazy. Hell, the Civil Air Patrol in the town where I grew up was more a revival than anything to do with airplanes.

If your local Scout troops are on the Jesus Wagon, you might try 4-H clubs at the high school level for an alternative. In my opinion, that's far more valuable anyway. Scouts bored the crap out of me, and it didn't give me any advantage in the military. I learned more about survival and outdoor skills in boot camp and infantry training school than I ever did in the Scouts.

"In the 1978s"? You been sliding again? =oP

And how do they feed, clothe, and house all these future slackers?

Indeed, Berhard. Bit o' the PS hanky-panky goin' on here...

Ah, metalshop. It made high school a bit less boring.