Randomness

[interest1]

^ holy shit, he did NOT just say that.

The old adage that those who talk about it the most get it the least is clearly in full effect here. No doubt whatsoever that this bloated fuck not only said it, but totally meant it.

Ugh, and we thought Bill Clinton's 'hide-the-cigar' antics with Monica Lewinski were nast enough. This guy takes disgrace to a whole new level.

[lowrey]

oh man... those reactions from the reporters are the best part

[interest1]

I can't wait for SNL to spoof it with a sketch of various presidents and heads of state giving press conferences on 'who they would & who they wouldn't'. Lol..

Not that the entire world needed to know what was 'on the menu' at home for Mr Mayor, but if we're gonna hear it, they should just take him out of politics and give him his own reality show. Shit would win an Emmy.

[kunk75]

you can't parody something when it's already absurd and probably parody

[interest1]

Duh

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After that, I can't think of a better follow than this.

Sex and alcohol make you happier than kids and religion, study finds

[interest1]

you can't parody something when it's already absurd and probably parody

Sure you can. Life is already absurd yet gets parodied left & right.

[Fuuma]

facebook offered 3 billion for snapchat which has no revenue model and was turned down. com, come, come, nuclear bomb...

We now have an economy roughly based on "creatives" developing slightly different ways to entertain people for the next 5 mins so that their "startups" (with massive amount of investor money behind them) can be bought by huge web 2.0 collective narcissism enablers to put up targeted ads and gather more information about consumers to feed big data so we can sell more absurd bullshit to them. At this stage of barbarism the Chinese would be morally justified to nuke us. Now if you'll excuse me I'm going to bitstrip myself in a comic about that.

[Lane]

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After that, I can't think of a better follow than this.

Sex and alcohol make you happier than kids and religion, study finds

I don't need a study to tell me that

[interest1]

I don't need a study to tell me that

Exactly. (see title of that post)

You could put the same article in The Onion and it'd be just as perfect. ;)

[Sombre]

Exactly. (see title of that post)

You could put the same article in The Onion and it'd be just as perfect. ;)

I didn't click the link, but I assumed it was from The Onion. Since you brought it up I see now that it's MSN. Slow news week?

[kunk75]

article on creative minds that a friend sent me

http://www.matthewschuler.co/why-creative-people-sometimes-make-no-sense/

[interest1]

oh man... those reactions from the reporters are the best part

Until Jon Stewart's reaction came along . . .

And Sombre - yes, indeed. A slow (and tell-it-like-it-is) news week.

[blackfedora]

Mine was pretty similar to Jon's and lucky me, I get a front row seat to this trainwreck/variety show. The mayor is a gift that keeps on giving. I wager the best is yet to come....

[interest1]

This is as endearing as it is brutal.

Too cute, 00:45 in, demonstrating the universal "secrets" head-grab.
It really does go just like that, though on occasion the secret goes straight into the ear (when it's extra-covert).

[lowrey]

oh god my face hurts from laughter

That is exactly what my daughter does, she's too small to have secrets but she does the head-grab all the time to stress something or make sure I hear her.

coincidentally she's sick just now and coughs into my face/mouth/eyes on an hourly basis