Fuck its silent in here.......

[Slaky]

Turns out, it was just a food fight.

Note to protesters: You gotta sell it!

[Gilgamesh]

Turns out, it was just a food fight.

[morpheus]

Turns out, it was just a food fight.

I'm sorry, but no Megyn Kelly link should ever be posted without *relevant* pics.

[Canadouche]

That cop is as iconic as the "get a Brain, Morans" guy.  Can't we get the two of them together?  Or bring the "Get a brain" guy to an "Occupy" demonstration?

That's some mighty fine work.

Why Kurt gave Morts his password remains a mystery.

Bite your tongue.



Now... if I were so inclined as to take this project on...

[morpheus]

Kurt's right.  I am a loser for not noticing the arm in the foreground.



What was I thinking?

[Canadouche]

Kurt's right.  I am a loser for not noticing the arm in the foreground.



What was I thinking?

Naw, Morph. You're a loser for obsessively dissecting a photoshop. It'd be like a retainer-wearing geek popping by to meticulously correct people on their grammar. That'd be bad enough, but you actually spent the time to "fix" mine and then make it better.*  It's eyes-rollingly lame.  

(*no contest that yours is better/funnier, but that doesn't make it any less lame that you did it)

[Internet Apex]

Kurt's right.  I am a loser for not noticing the arm in the foreground.



What was I thinking?

Naw, Morph. You're a loser for obsessively dissecting a photoshop. It'd be like a retainer-wearing geek popping by to meticulously correct people on their grammar. That'd be bad enough, but you actually spent the time to "fix" mine and then make it better.*  It's eyes-rollingly lame.  

(*no contest that yours is better/funnier, but that doesn't make it any less lame that you did it)

That fact that you're all asshurt about it makes it even more awesome than I imagined when I saw it, spit out my salad laughing at it and shared it on Facebook. And I thought that was impossible. There I go thinking again.

[Canadouche]

Kurt's right.  I am a loser for not noticing the arm in the foreground.



What was I thinking?

Naw, Morph. You're a loser for obsessively dissecting a photoshop. It'd be like a retainer-wearing geek popping by to meticulously correct people on their grammar. That'd be bad enough, but you actually spent the time to "fix" mine and then make it better.*  It's eyes-rollingly lame.  

(*no contest that yours is better/funnier, but that doesn't make it any less lame that you did it)

That fact that you're all asshurt about it makes it even more awesome than I imagined when I saw it, spit out my salad laughing at it and shared it on Facebook. And I thought that was impossible. There I go thinking again.

Sorry about that.  :(

[Gilgamesh]

Mitt Romney endorses Barack Obama for president.

[Wheezer]

Now, this is impressive.

And, more importantly, they ignore at their peril the questionable academic work that went into this study, and the questionable language used by the professors that may be a red flag as to how much they are exaggerating the importance of their work. Take, for example, Professor Dan Cassino calling the finding"that only about half of the public can name one of the front-runners is embarrassing." Yes, that would be embarrassing for the American public– if half of 612 people in New Jersey, a state that represents about 0.002% of the American public, were representative of them.

[Quality Start Machine]

Now, this is impressive.

And, more importantly, they ignore at their peril the questionable academic work that went into this study, and the questionable language used by the professors that may be a red flag as to how much they are exaggerating the importance of their work. Take, for example, Professor Dan Cassino calling the finding"that only about half of the public can name one of the front-runners is embarrassing." Yes, that would be embarrassing for the American public– if half of 612 people in New Jersey, a state that represents about 0.002% of the American public, were representative of them.

To be fair, the front-runners are changing on a daily basis.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Now, this is impressive.

And, more importantly, they ignore at their peril the questionable academic work that went into this study, and the questionable language used by the professors that may be a red flag as to how much they are exaggerating the importance of their work. Take, for example, Professor Dan Cassino calling the finding"that only about half of the public can name one of the front-runners is embarrassing." Yes, that would be embarrassing for the American public– if half of 612 people in New Jersey, a state that represents about 0.002% of the American public, were representative of them.

To be fair, the front-runners are changing on a daily basis.

I think Wheezer was going for more of a "fucking statistics, how do they work?" thing.

[Quality Start Machine]

Now, this is impressive.

And, more importantly, they ignore at their peril the questionable academic work that went into this study, and the questionable language used by the professors that may be a red flag as to how much they are exaggerating the importance of their work. Take, for example, Professor Dan Cassino calling the finding"that only about half of the public can name one of the front-runners is embarrassing." Yes, that would be embarrassing for the American public– if half of 612 people in New Jersey, a state that represents about 0.002% of the American public, were representative of them.

To be fair, the front-runners are changing on a daily basis.

I think Wheezer was going for more of a "fucking statistics, how do they work?" thing.

Shit, that's easy. A small sample size from New Jersey is indicative of America as a whole.

We are all Snooki.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Now, this is impressive.

And, more importantly, they ignore at their peril the questionable academic work that went into this study, and the questionable language used by the professors that may be a red flag as to how much they are exaggerating the importance of their work. Take, for example, Professor Dan Cassino calling the finding"that only about half of the public can name one of the front-runners is embarrassing." Yes, that would be embarrassing for the American public– if half of 612 people in New Jersey, a state that represents about 0.002% of the American public, were representative of them.

To be fair, the front-runners are changing on a daily basis.

I think Wheezer was going for more of a "fucking statistics, how do they work?" thing.

Shit, that's easy. A small sample size from New Jersey is indicative of America as a whole.

We are all Snooki.

Hmmmm. I feel like you're still probably missing the point.

[Quality Start Machine]

Now, this is impressive.

And, more importantly, they ignore at their peril the questionable academic work that went into this study, and the questionable language used by the professors that may be a red flag as to how much they are exaggerating the importance of their work. Take, for example, Professor Dan Cassino calling the finding"that only about half of the public can name one of the front-runners is embarrassing." Yes, that would be embarrassing for the American public– if half of 612 people in New Jersey, a state that represents about 0.002% of the American public, were representative of them.

To be fair, the front-runners are changing on a daily basis.

I think Wheezer was going for more of a "fucking statistics, how do they work?" thing.

Shit, that's easy. A small sample size from New Jersey is indicative of America as a whole.

We are all Snooki.

Hmmmm. I feel like you're still probably missing the point.

You mean I'm the only one that's Snooki around here? Shit.