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  • I just assume I said something factually wrong and now dozens of helpful people are lining up to correct me.

  • We're small, and that means a lot of the problems facing America just pass us by.

  • I don't have kids, but my cat thinks he deserves a turd in his shoe.

  • Not universally, though. There are parts of the world where the swastika has had positive nazi-free associations for centuries. I occasionally drive home past this temple which is decorated with swastikas. One of the oldest churches in the city has swastikas in its stained glass windows. And one of the staff members where I work is named Swastika because it's an old family name in her country of origin and her parents only heard about WWII as something that happened far away.

  • That's an optimistic vision, and I'm going to do my best to adopt it.

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  • The only thing IQ measures accurately is how well you answer questions on IQ tests. For anything else, it's a vague approximation at best.

    Talk to your guy. Just knowing that you're working to understand him will make him feel loved.

  • I'd say yes, because dishonesty shouldn't be tolerated. They're going after the million-dollar fraudsters as well, right?

  • When it gets to the end of your digestive track, you would just take a seat on a toilet equipped with an automatic cleaning and recovery module. Or, all of the devices could be collected for refurbishment at the water treatment plant.

    I am absolutely not swallowing one of those more than once.

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  • Serving bacon with sweet things. No more bacon-honey-maple-cinnamon whatever. I have spoken.

  • Or a mail order bride... on the instalment plan.

  • That may be what you see. I see an MIB age-reversing an astronaut.

  • Science: "How do you keep getting in here?"

  • God would sigh and hand your file to Satan.

  • Is that correct? I know there's still a trace of atmosphere at the altitude the ISS orbits, and they need to occasionally make a burn to regain speed lost to friction.

  • You make it sound like this is your first experience with human beings.

  • And heartless people have hearts. So?

  • The voices. The voices in the walls. They make me do things.

  • Makes me picture America lying comatose in a hospital bed with Canada hooked up to its arm like an IV bag.

  • The question mark specifically turns it into passive-aggressive political whinging.