Displaying 691 To 720 Of 955 Comments Gay activist dies at 32 Since when is there nothing suspicious about a 32 year old man dropping dead? » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 2, 2011 @ 9:56 am Would it be bad for me to suggest that Congress immediately adjourn and go to Frankfurt on a “fact-finding mission”? » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 2, 2011 @ 9:51 am We need more links to online catalogs where we can buy our own solid gold limousines. 😛 No, seriously, just haven’t gotten to it lately. Been a bit busy with other projects and household drama. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 2, 2011 @ 8:36 am We have only a few examples of invalid media outlets. Most outlets seem to be trying, it is just that they are behaving in ways that invalidates various reports. I would suggest we point out that behavior. There is “kerfluffle” journalism (“a tempest in a teapot is threatening the US’s northern sea-coast”), “brouhaha” journalism (“we instigated a fight on a subject we know nothing about”), “necromancer” journalism (“we resurrect this issue that nobody cares about in order to terrorize small villages of peasants”), “LSD” journalism (“we hallucinated the following story”), “Nostradamus” journalism (“we examine the entrails of a disemboweled sheep to make this important prediction”), “Faustian” journalism (“we drew a pentacle on the floor and summoned this report from the Abyss”), and “mad science” journalism (“we sent out 50 reporters to interview people on this subject, that never existed before our reporters started talking about it”)… Yes, a lot of outlets have journalists or talking head marionettes that use tabloid techniques. That doesn’t mean the entire outlet is to blame. Unless the outlet was founded to advance those techniques (sort of like the DARPA of journalism). » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 2, 2011 @ 8:34 am It’s not that they have so little going on. It’s so that the sheeple know how to act once they become celebrities. What did you think cosmetic surgery is for? If you have seen the movie “Robots” you will see a beautiful expose on marketing and advertising. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 2, 2011 @ 8:13 am They receive subsidies to offset their lobbying costs. They pay politicians. The government pays the oil companies. It’s a way for politicians to get a raise without looking like they are voting themselves a raise. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 2, 2011 @ 8:09 am Tomorrow’s trivia question will be: Name 138 third world countries whose GDP is less than the cost of Kate’s wedding dress. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 7:28 pm What do you have against cute puppies and happy children? :(( What did they ever do to you? » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 7:26 pm Say hi to that leftist union organizer, Osama bin Laden. I hear his place up there is really cushy. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 7:24 pm Strike!?! I didn’t know our contracts were up for negotiation already! Down with management! No offense, Kalima and AdLib, but us poor, disadvantaged workers have to stand together in these troubled times. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 7:22 pm Passing a law against fooling people over the phone the following industries would be unfairly disadvantaged: – Telemarketers Every time a telephone rings, somebody in hell hawks a loogie at Alexander Graham Bell. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 7:19 pm A top educator in Oregon called “No Child Left Behind” a different name: “No Teacher Left Unpunished”. With moving the goal posts constantly, while putting up more obstacles, Dubyah has achieved his goal. Maybe more of his reading teachers should have signed his recommendation letters for college. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 6:02 am If Rush goes last, the explosion of lard will cover up the evidence. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 5:54 am RED ALERT! 2CCP is royally pissed now! http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_FAKE_PSYCHOLOGIST_SEX_ABUSE Here’s my take. Okay, the moms should have known better. Yeah. And those Nigerians keep sending emails because they *never* get a response. But how is it that this guy impersonates a doctor, gives out medical (mental health) advice, incites them to commit a crime, and then gets less time than any one of the women involved is currently facing? In my view, inciting someone to commit a crime should carry a sentence at least as long as the person who committed it, and if there are more than one, then the combined total should be the starting point. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 5:01 am KochFelcher. Wrap your heads around that one. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 3:45 am Are you open for nominations of names of people to follow him down? » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 3:43 am Congress didn’t hurt their back with the bankruptcy thing. They pulled their prostates. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 12:46 am Welcome chaz. Now fucking write and post something, you damned deadbeat. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 12:43 am How many stories up were they when they dropped him, and who has to file the environmental impact report? » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On March 1, 2011 @ 12:42 am Kalima, I respectfully disagree. Yes a woman should always have the right to say ‘no’… except *after* the fact. At least one of the women was so proud of her conquest that she was texting her friends afterwards to gloat about bagging Assange. It was some time later that she decided it was rape. That would be like my father suing my mother for emotional abandonment, for her behavior after he left her. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 28, 2011 @ 8:33 pm Yeah, who knew you could get rich using the “flood fill” tool on Paintbrush? » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 28, 2011 @ 7:07 pm Technically, once a set time has passed, the account balance in a “dormant” account, less a bank fee, must be surrendered to the state. The state is supposed to hold it for a period of time, and then it becomes property of the state. In other words, it never becomes real money. It becomes more electrons in the computers of the state. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 28, 2011 @ 1:28 pm They also own those who get to determine what are crimes and what are not, and those that determine guilt in cases of those crimes. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 28, 2011 @ 1:52 am The Koch’s have already reached out beyond the reach of law, a reach they paid to limit with their courting of the Court. Once they limited the law, they then extended their own reach into our very political process, which they are trying to use their money to buy outright. The anti-union agenda is thinly disguised. The Tea Party and other Koch goons can not stand victorious if unions are no longer able to put on voter registration drives, educate voters on essential issues, or use their connections to get out the vote. I only wish Anonymous had gone after Diebold as well. And quite frankly, I would rather stand with devils doing godly work than for angels bent on bringing the Apocalypse. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 28, 2011 @ 1:51 am yeah, working on getting their site cleaned up a bit and a bit more polished. Kind of hard going. We have no site Admin right now, so the head of the group and I are trying to figure out what buttons are safe to push. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 28, 2011 @ 1:08 am Well, I have been tapped to be Editor-in-Chief for a website of a medical marijuana advocacy group. Currently, it includes a position on the Board of Directors. Once they get some funding, I have been promised compensation. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 27, 2011 @ 11:16 pm “Anarchists” That word does not mean what you think it does. Please point to any case where Anonymous has targeted a government with the express intention of ending that government’s existence. I support your right to disagree with what people call “hackers” these days (those in computing call them “crackers”) or “hacktivists”. I would also point out, that while vigilante justice can lead to abuses, it can also lead to justice. We have numerous examples in this country’s history of vigilantes who saved lives and livelihoods. And so do other countries. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 27, 2011 @ 5:49 pm Ah, I see the problem. It would most likely give you a professional-level skill. It would not grant you a professional-level salary. I value skill over salary. So we are really talking two different things. I may have confused it by referencing “shamans”, who are payed a salary these days, *and* have a professional-level skill in bullshit. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 27, 2011 @ 5:29 pm I love numbers (minor in math). I enjoyed geometry and math theory. Once I understood what it was for and how it could be used, I enjoyed Calculus (until I had to take it at 8 a.m.). Stats? Nope. » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 27, 2011 @ 5:17 pm I did not take it that way (although I would cringe to hear a vapid 20-something to use the same words “Omigod! gay guys know the *best* places to shop!”) » Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit On February 27, 2011 @ 5:13 pmComments Posted By 2ndClassCitizenPundit
http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20110301/news/703019851/
– 3rd-party contract companies who do fundraising for charities, for a majority cut of the donations
– robo-dialers
– any company who has a customer service call center
– most companies who answer their telephones in any department
– all companies who automated voice menu uses the words “We care about your call”, “Your call is important to us”, and “Our sales people are standing by to help you get the service you want and need”.
(note: I read this on Yahoo first, but didn’t want to expose all of you to the b.s. in the comments)
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