Things you will never understand

[H.P. Pufncraft]

1. People who enjoy watching golf on tv (my Uncles)
2. Glenn Beck's popularity (He's like the crying man-baby version of Lewis Prothero from V for Vendetta)
3. Why the people in my dorm refuse to flush the toilet after using it.

[xAthenAx]

- Why people think health care is a "right"
- the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
- Why Daniel Tosh isn't more popular

[AbsorbantJellyfish]

Originally Posted by xAthenAx

- Why people think health care is a "right"

same, especially when the majority of them don't take care of themselves to begin with.

Originally Posted by xAthenAx

- the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

same, since i had to google it just to find out what it was.

Originally Posted by xAthenAx

- Why Daniel Tosh isn't more popular

, even if you don't like his show on comedy central, definitely check out his stand up special ppl.




- my fear of spiders.

[chubby chops]

-Why people insist on using pictures of themselves for avatars.

-Vore.

-Why so man people love Alex Proyas.

[MadalynSlaughter]

Originally Posted by xAthenAx

- Why people think health care is a "right"

The rest of the civilized world is a perplexing place.

[Jack the Pin]

Originally Posted by MadalynSlaughter

>whats with all your super gay avatars?
>>super gay avatars
>>>gay avatars
>>>>gay

Follow me?

okay....

>>>>>

How's that?

[xAthenAx]

Originally Posted by AbsorbantJellyfish

same, especially when the majority of them don't take care of themselves to begin with.


same, since i had to google it just to find out what it was.


, even if you don't like his show on comedy central, definitely check out his stand up special ppl.

I fuckin' LOVE his show on CC. Comedic gold, I tell you. And the cardigans? Brilliance. I rented one of his stand ups, recently and laughed my ass off.

Originally Posted by MadalynSlaughter

The rest of the civilized world is a perplexing place.

Har, har. Wanting universal health care is beside the point entirely, though. Our government provides roads and financial aid and disaster relief - and those are all nice things - but do we think they're a "right"?

I, for the life of me, cannot understand why, in this one instance, people are unable to differentiate between a "right" and a "service".

[Willowfang]

Originally Posted by xAthenAx

Har, har. Wanting universal health care is beside the point entirely, though. Our government provides roads and financial aid and disaster relief - and those are all nice things - but do we think they're a "right"?

I, for the life of me, cannot understand why, in this one instance, people are unable to differentiate between a "right" and a "service".

I say let them work on and show they can provide health care right for our service men and women before they force it on the public.

[xAthenAx]

Originally Posted by Willowfang

I say let them work on and show they can provide health care right for our service men and women before they force it on the public.

Word. This isn't Denmark or Canada. This is a nation with 300+ million people (ten times that of Canada for perspective) run by the same government responsible for such successes as the Katrina relief effort.

It's all politics, anyway. "What will win us votes?" is all they care about. Just today, I read that they slid in a provisionthat would force insurance companies to cover "prayer treatments" like it's fuckin' physical therapy or some shit. Think there's much difference between Democrats and the "Religious Right"? It might surprise you to know that both John Kerry and the late Ed Kennedy supported this provision.

But I digress...

[Klownz]

- Why RZ keeps making films...

- the age limits for certain things, like driving and the age to consume alcohol

- religion