Totally Off-Topic!

[Vod]

Can anyone guess this Star Trek actress?  She looks NOTHING like she did on the show!

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Can anyone guess this Star Trek actress?  She looks NOTHING like she did on the show!

http://i.perezhilton.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/jennifer-lien-mugshot__oPt.jpg

The chick that played Harrison Ford?

[awesome31312]

Can anyone guess this Star Trek actress?  She looks NOTHING like she did on the show!

Just read the news. She flashed her breasts and butt to kids and got arrested. I heard she's suffering from mental health issues too.

[Vod]

This is what she looked like on the show!!!!       



What an incredible difference!

[OBAViJEST]

^I think you have to start killing bats now

Do they drop any good loot?

[awesome31312]

^I think you have to start killing bats now

Do they drop any good loot?

They used to. Until bot nuke day caused Rsbuddy to shut down and caused hyper-inflation of the economy :/

[Gleb Gamow]

http://reason.com/blog/2016/02/01/google-celebrates-frederick-douglass

Today's Google doodle is an image of Frederick Douglass, the escaped slave who became one of the most eloquent and influential abolitionists in American history. The doodle signals the start of Black History Month, which grew out of earlier traditions such as "Negro History Week" and offers a period of intensive reflection on the contributions of blacks to the history of the United States while also reminding the country of the historical realities of slavery and other unspeakable ills pushed on African Americans due to de facto and de jure racism.

Douglass, who was believed to have been born in February, 1818 is of special interest to libertarians for many reasons. As Damon Root has written for Reason, Douglass was a true classical liberal who believed in individualism, strong property rights, and voluntary philanthropy as the best way to create a free, prosperous, and inclusive society. From a 2012 review of Nicholas Buccola's The Political Thought of Frederick Douglass:

“Douglass’s arguments against slavery are, in a very important sense, arguments for liberalism,” writes Linfield College political scientist Nicholas Buccola in The Political Thought of Frederick Douglass, his engaging new study of the great abolitionist. Taking seriously Douglass’ dual commitment to both a “robust conception of mutual responsibility” and “the ideas of universal self-ownership, natural rights, limited government, and an ethos of self-reliance,” Buccola offers a nuanced portrait that illuminates both Douglass and his place in American intellectual history....

Buccola notes, “throughout his development as a political thinker, Douglass was presented with a series of ideological alternatives,” including the pacifist anarchism of Garrison, who said the only government he recognized was the “government of God,” and the utopian socialism of John A. Collins, general director of the Massachusetts Antislavery Society, who believed “that private property was the root of all evil.” Douglass, Buccola observes, “consistently rejected these in favor of liberalism.”

Socialism was then becoming particularly attractive to many New England reformers. Yet Douglass rejected the socialist case against private land ownership, saying “it is [man’s] duty to possess it—and to possess it in that way in which its energies and properties can be made most useful to the human family.” He routinely preached the virtues of property rights. “So far from being a sin to accumulate property, it is the plain duty of every man to lay up something for the future,” he told a black crowd in Rochester, New York in 1885. “I am for making the best of both worlds and making the best of this world first, because it comes first.” As Douglass’ glowing description of his first paying job indicated, he also considered economic liberty an essential aspect of human freedom....

Read the full article here: http://reason.com/archives/2012/07/17/frederick-douglass-classical-liberal

[Gleb Gamow]

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Aren't we supposed to be answering questions with questions? Did I miss something important again? 

[Invulner]

One day I'll beat Stunna to it

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Rule 34. NO exceptions.

[awesome31312]

If you are reading this, you have been in a coma for almost 2 years. We are trying this new technique but we do not know where this message will end up in your dream. We just hope you will somehow get it. Please wake up.

[mit]

https://jessicafem94.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/i-love-maths.jpg

Why -1^(1/2) ?

[organofcorti]

Why -1^(1/2) ?

squareroot(-1) = i

[Gleb Gamow]

Why -1^(1/2) ?

squareroot(-1) = i

When taking math in high school, I read chapters months in advance. When I got to reading about complex numbers and i, I was like WTS! Are you fuckin' kiddin' me? It didn't take me long to get my head wrapped around the concept and couldn't wait to study more ahead of the class wondering what I'm going to discover on subsequent pages. That was my video gaming experiences back in the day - seeing what's behind the next door to enter another portal (hopefully, the analogy expressed made sense, for I'm not a gamer, and like the Amish [comic], the technology frightens me).

[Gleb Gamow]

I just had some great chocolate milkshake from McDonalds

Personally, I love their coffee.

On a side note, I just tossed out bread out back for the squirrels, birds (they're back), and one timid rabbit. While enjoying my French toast topped with strawberry and rhubarb glaze, I witnessed a squirrel gnawing a piece of bread like I've seen hundreds of times before. But, this time I saw a squirrel do something that I've never seen before. Momentarily, the squirrel place the piece of bread on his purposedly puffed out belly so to rub his paws together, then retrieved the bread to start eating it anew. Amazing! Hopefully, this spring I'll once again witness birds (perhaps females) feeding different bird species bread et al like you've all seen birds do while rearing their young.

[organofcorti]

I just had some great chocolate milkshake from McDonalds

Personally, I love their coffee.

On a side note, I just tossed out bread out back for the squirrels, birds (they're back), and one timid rabbit. While enjoying my French toast topped with strawberry and rhubarb glaze, I witnessed a squirrel gnawing a piece of bread like I've seen hundreds of times before. But, this time I saw a squirrel do something that I've never seen before. Momentarily, the squirrel place the piece of bread on his purposedly puffed out belly so to rub his paws together, then retrieved the bread to start eating it anew. Amazing! Hopefully, this spring I'll once again witness birds (perhaps females) feeding different bird species bread et al like you've all seen birds do while rearing their young.

That coffee cup is much too small for a pet mouse. Also, mice don't drink coffee. Someone call the RSPCA!

[justspare]

My friend Harris loves to stick brc. Br stands for big Russian, you figure out the rest.

[justspare]

I just had some great chocolate milkshake from McDonalds

Personally, I love their coffee.

On a side note, I just tossed out bread out back for the squirrels, birds (they're back), and one timid rabbit. While enjoying my French toast topped with strawberry and rhubarb glaze, I witnessed a squirrel gnawing a piece of bread like I've seen hundreds of times before. But, this time I saw a squirrel do something that I've never seen before. Momentarily, the squirrel place the piece of bread on his purposedly puffed out belly so to rub his paws together, then retrieved the bread to start eating it anew. Amazing! Hopefully, this spring I'll once again witness birds (perhaps females) feeding different bird species bread et al like you've all seen birds do while rearing their young.

That coffee cup is much to small for a pet mouse. Also, mice don't drink coffee. Someone call the RSPCA!

Who the fuck puts their pet mouse in a coffee cup that has coffee in It?  Some people are just retarded.

[Gleb Gamow]

I just had some great chocolate milkshake from McDonalds

Personally, I love their coffee.

On a side note, I just tossed out bread out back for the squirrels, birds (they're back), and one timid rabbit. While enjoying my French toast topped with strawberry and rhubarb glaze, I witnessed a squirrel gnawing a piece of bread like I've seen hundreds of times before. But, this time I saw a squirrel do something that I've never seen before. Momentarily, the squirrel place the piece of bread on his purposedly puffed out belly so to rub his paws together, then retrieved the bread to start eating it anew. Amazing! Hopefully, this spring I'll once again witness birds (perhaps females) feeding different bird species bread et al like you've all seen birds do while rearing their young.

That coffee cup is much to small for a pet mouse. Also, mice don't drink coffee. Someone call the RSPCA!

Who the fuck puts their pet mouse in a coffee cup that has coffee in It?  Some people are just retarded.

"No, we don't carry parrot coffins. Would a large McDonald's coffee cup suffice, old chap?"