1477: The Human Centipede 2

[Junkenstein]

this is such a beautiful thing to believe in. i live with the belief that human nature is evil and hurtful and only occasionally changes when it meets love (in any form).

it does make me bitter, though. id like to be more positive, sometimes.

[Blitzgal]

I love you, Faceman.

[punk'n]

Originally Posted by faceboy

Apologies if this an oversimplification of such a large issue. When voices rise to criticize the actions or inactions of their Government and positive change results, this is clearly a good thing. When a popular podcast host criticizes the actions or inactions of a protest group and it leads to positive change, this should also be a clearly good thing. When said criticism is done in a way that also brings laughter to those who listen this is also clearly a good thing for it has been proven that laughter increases both mental an physical health. Our world can be pretty fucking sick yet there is such beauty in it.
I believe that all people are innately good and they do evil things because they are hurting. Therefore the greatest good comes from healing ourselves and others.

Homo.

[Junkenstein]

not even a winky face or a heart. you two are really in a strong serious relationship!

(im totally serious. love is when you dont need emoticons anymore)

[punk'n]

Originally Posted by Junkenstein

love is when you dont need emoticons anymore

Woah...Junky...that's deep!

[thirteen]

I get your points, faceboy and Junkenstein.

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by punk'n

Woah...Junky...that's deep!

maybe, but i believe it. everytime i am talking to someone through the web and i need a face to explain im kidding, it just means that person doesnt know me or is looking for reasons to start crap.

so if we can joke around with no emoticons, it means we read each other's souls.

...

Ok, ok. lets go back to penis jokes, now.

[Keith]

Originally Posted by thirteen

I understand you want these protesters to have a plan for what they're doing, but it sounds like they need to work more cohesively, have an end result, and have demands.

I want them to have a plan and be clear about what they want. Can you imagine?

In fact, if anything, they're diminishing protests in general if you ask me.

Originally Posted by thirteen

The thing is...some people there do know what they're doing.

Really?




Behave.

:P

[Dean from Australia]

Originally Posted by faceboy

I believe that all people are innately good and they do evil things because they are hurting. Therefore the greatest good comes from healing ourselves and others.

Attractive notion, but how do you explain Sarah Palin or Dick Cheney...or Adolf Hitler?

[stulagu]

Originally Posted by Blitzgal

I was listening to Chemda talk about her call with Time Warner as I surfed the web and found this story reported on the Consumerist:

Hearing over the years about how Chemda deals with people has helped me so much in my business. Besides the brilliant "what do we do now" I have learned not to back down.

Just tonight I get a call from my husband's aunt trying to get me to lower the cost of the family Thanksgiving Meal I'm having catered. In the past years, I would have totally just lowered the cost and paid the rest out of my own pocket. This year, no way! I was strong and her four passive aggressive attempts to back me down failed...I was elated