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So what? Cold fusion is the future and they've been able to accomplish that for years. I read an article that said the author's friend's neighbor's sister in law's daughter's great grandmother's housepainter's cat has a car that runs on cold fusion.

I don't think doing 20mph on a highway listed at 70 is a particularly safe thing to do. That said, I don't know what the road looked like so I can't be sure. People panic in snow cuz people are morons. They slam their brakes - in the snow - cuz snow is scawwwy. Well, stay home if you're so...

The only things I know about Philly are that the sports fans there are notoriously nasty (they pelted Santa Claus with snowballs and booed him, for example) and that a few years back it was listed as the city with the ugliest women. Other than that all I have to go on is It's Always Sunny and I...

Yeah, the girl may have a future there but the camera dood definitely doesn't.

It can pull the song data from commercials, though. I've done it. I bet it would ID the song or maybe both.

Bro, you drank Coors like a month ago.

I could do this for ya but I can't right now. If you've got a smartphone, though, just download the Shazam app and use it. If it knows the song it'll identify it for you pretty quickly. It was free for iOS so I'm betting any Droid version would also be free (since, you know, Apple is loathe...

Still not bad for the winter games, yanno? And she can move, too.

And really, the only way to get this stuff more widely accepted is to stop treating it as something rare or odd and to expose more people to it. I applaud the companies that do that but still have to wonder if it's really their place.

I thought he was like that other black actor who tends to play a lot of roles in the same movie. What was his name? Ed ... Eddie ... ... Samuel L Jackson, that's right.

Or you killed it when you drank that Coors.

He played a couple of roles in that, didn't he?

Nah, I had just used 'linky-dinky' and wanted to add some different flavah.

I explained why I thought it was specious. At any rate, they did lose viewers. However, as stated before, they didn't lose nearly as many as they would have had they canned the show. My entire point here is that what some are presenting as a 'safe' or 'positive' statement isn't necessarily...

Linky-dinky-do So this luger girl dances to Beyonce to warm up. It seems legit enough until you consider the hurdler that dances and the surfer that twerks. It's almost like people see Jenneke's warmup as something to emulate to get noticed - and it works. So I have to wonder if they really...

Linky-dinky My god what a stupid mistake. That reporter deserved everything Mr Jackson gave him.

Fair enough. I would, however, suggest amending 'If you're suggesting that I shouldn't make the same comment to someone who's actually using, you're right' to 'If you're suggesting that I shouldn't make the same comment to someone not in the business, you're right'. If there's a different...

You went a little beyond personal neglect ('more pleasant'). Sarcasm tends to be, well, mean. It adds a tone that maybe you didn't intend.

And what percentage of viewers - and revenue generated by them - would A&E have lost if they bowed to the lesser pressure and canned the show? Oh yeah, 100%. ;) It's obvious that more - or, at the least, enough - folks wanted to see those guys than didn't. They're still on the air. And that...

You took a shot at folks suffering from heroin addiction and made a pretty nasty blanket statement in the process. If all you wanted to say was that heroin is a really bad drug, that's probably what you should have said. Considering you're telling me that this is something you've been educated...