Owning quality goods and consuming locally harvested foods is great. And factory farming and factory food? Screw you! Organic wine! Fuck yes! Three cheers for happier colons! But yuppies! don't pretend you did the world a favor by being the first on the block to drive a fucking Prius! That shit's a...

As I've begun earning the kind of money that allows me to buy "nice things", the phrase has come to mean organic, humanely and sustainably grown foods, especially locally produced foods, responsibly made goods with high post-consumer recycled content, etc. All of them are more expensive, ...

...sworn antagonist of Richard Dawkins They were writing a book together, but Gold died before the project could be completed. Didn't know that. It's nice they could set aside their differences to unite against creationists. Here's Gould on Daniel Dennet's Darwin's Dangerous Idea . His limited and ...

I guess the relevant analogy is Downfall.

Renowned evolutionary scientist (and Harvard professor), baseball fanatic, and sworn antagonist of Richard Dawkins, Stephen Jay Gould.



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I haven't seen South Park in a while, but I have it on reasonable authority that it blows . Way to think for yourself there, Luther. "Steve Albini thinks it blows, therefore I'll make up my mind without actually watching it myself, based on what Steve said..." I've seen South Park , just ...

scntfc wrote:btw your posts boring. be fucking funny! or something.

This is sound criticism.

i think you're overestimating your typical american "stupid mike judge comedy" viewer. in general, americans are fucking ignorant and completely oblivious to even the most basic commentary in idiocracy. using your definition of smart (has to show insight, can't be obvious or simple) in re...

why can't it be both? why can't a totally dumb movie (which this obviously is), say some smart things? Name two. Give us two "smart things" this movie said. Keeping in mind "smart" implies a form of insight that is neither obvious nor simple. why is south park the most socially ...