What's political? Facts from a study? Sorry reality has a bias, guys.

I can't believe how dumb people are.

Have any of you ever seen a photo op? These days when national leaders get together for a picture is there one guy underneath a sheet telling everybody to wait until the flash powder ignites?

Or instead, do dozens of photographers take hundreds of photos over a period of several minutes?

And, if it's the second option, how might one of the leaders signal that it's time to move on?

Think real hard, folks. Use your imagination. I'm no Obama fan, but stupidity gets me even madder.

That was a pretty poor article. The fact that the writer misunderstands the purpose of the rotating deck in 2001 should disqualify him from writing a technology article. Please don't direct me to content farms, Neato.

Unless of course you haven't paid your taxes. Then they don't fight fire with anything.

Don't let your pets run loose, people. Luckily this wildlife was strong enough to fend for itself, but cats and dogs do a lot of damage to native animals.

Looks familiar:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1eUIK9CihA

That's a rather generous interpretation, I'd say.

Ooh, good call Fata.

Quidditch is not a very good game at all. The points reward for catching the snitch makes the rest of what's going on pointless. I suppose when you're writing a story around a character that plays seeker, it's a wonderful dramatic element, especially when the one of the antagonists is a seeker on the opponent's team. But apart from that, it wouldn't make a particularly compelling sport.

Minoan, willie.

http://www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/Arts/MinoanBullJump.htm

"And, foremost, because it questioned the way Proper Folks live: I’m going to do the right thing, says Huck, even if it means I’m going to Hell! That’s a tough statement, coming from someone who really believes in Hell."

It's a sacrifice that surpasses Christ's. A child shall lead us, indeed.