Ted Cruz blows up Congress’ plan to save journalism by making Big Tech pay up
Cruz worries newsrooms and Big Tech would collude to censor content.
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Mah jerb!People Cosplay as Americans In Poland And The Pics Are Bananas
Leave it to the Polish (the US of Europe) to have an appreciation for the finer things in life, like light beer and cut-off jean shorts. (and Daisy Dukes). The bright minds behind the LARP call themselves the 4th of July LARP and get together every summer donning their most American fits for a...www.ebaumsworld.com
In Poland, there is a LARP group @4thofJulyLarp that roleplays as contemporary Americans. They just come together and show off their most American-ish outfits and act out various scenarios that they imagine would happen in the USA. It’s brilliant. Real Americans, please let us know in the comments if they got it right!
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And if his car was more beat up? If his skin was black? If his plate was from a place that douche didn't approve of?Cause it’s funny. I assume it might not be real. Even if it is, dude rolled away unharmed in any way.
from the how fucking stupid of rock climber do you have to be to do this file ( I actually watched someone crater at castle rock doing some thing like this, burned right through their rope.
188K views · 3.6K reactions | Belayed down climb into an exposed rappel station. It’s something you’ll see guided parties doing more than recreational parties. Yet everyone is exposed to the same fall hazard. Nothing is more embarrassing than falling off the mountain with a rope coiled on your back. 1. Find a secure stance, likely seated, where you are bracing against the rock and can easily hold the body weight of your partner. 2. Tie a Munter hitch on your belay loop with a locking carabiner. 3. As they climb down, let them pull the slack out instead of feeding it as you would in a lead belay situation. 4. Once your partner is secured at the stance they can pull the rope down and reciprocate the belay. | Alpine to the Max | Mountain Guides
Belayed down climb into an exposed rappel station. It’s something you’ll see guided parties doing more than recreational parties. Yet everyone is exposed to the same fall hazard. Nothing is more...www.facebook.com
dumbshits running a belay rope over sharp edge instead of lengthening the anchor to the edge. and belaying from there.wut?
3-4 times a week we would respond to Castle Rock State park in the Santa Cruz Mountains during the summer for fallen rock climbers, falls from 20 to 100 feet usually from failed anchors, inattentive belayer or spotter on boulder problems. I was usually in charge of setting up the rope rescue systems to haul them out in a stokes litter then get them up to a helicopter landing zone. I was always amazed at the stupid anchor set ups that we would find. After we took care of the injured I would take the time to teach their buddies safe anchor techniques in hopes of avoiding repeat customers.I was enjoying the text on that post giving instructions to other people. Because that moron obviously isnt familiar with how fabrics and rocks work.
The climbing world seems pretty saturated with this kind of shit. Dumbest people on earth telling other people how to do things.
Many years ago, the orthopedic doc who put my shattered leg back together slightly crooked suggested that I have my leg re-broken so they could straighten it out. I suggested that he go fuck himself. I just cant fathom the sort of vanity one would have to posses to voluntarily to that to themselves.
…It rises in your throat like a gag reflex, the instinct to scream when you learn that people (mostly men, often in the tech industry) are paying $70,000 to $150,000 for the promise of stretching a mere three inches taller. (By this measure, multiple pairs of Louboutins are a smart, affordable alternative.) As much as I want to snark at the absurdity of such a procedure—one that involves steadily cranking surgically implanted nails in your legs each day, like an orthodontist tightening one’s braces—honestly, I get it.
Have you ever tried to play basketball in Louboutins? People are achieving their dreams. My parents said I could.
…It rises in your throat like a gag reflex, the instinct to scream when you learn that people (mostly men, often in the tech industry) are paying $70,000 to $150,000 for the promise of stretching a mere three inches taller. (By this measure, multiple pairs of Louboutins are a smart, affordable alternative.) As much as I want to snark at the absurdity of such a procedure—one that involves steadily cranking surgically implanted nails in your legs each day, like an orthodontist tightening one’s braces—honestly, I get it.
We‘re still doing this?Don't cook your chicken in NyQuil: FDA issues warning against social media challenge
Boiling certain medications can be harmful to breathe, let alone eat, the agency warned.www.cbsnews.com
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Don't cook your chicken in NyQuil: FDA issues warning against social media challenge
Boiling certain medications can be harmful to breathe, let alone eat, the agency warned.www.cbsnews.com
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I expect better from you.The thought of that makes me Grimace.
This is totally normal, and not at all weird.
Mom in Utah Pregnant with Her Son's Child at 56
A family in Utah will certainly have a story to tell their newest member ... because a 56-year-old mom is carrying her son's baby.www.tmz.com
What are you doing, step bro?This is totally normal, and not at all weird.
Mom in Utah Pregnant with Her Son's Child at 56
A family in Utah will certainly have a story to tell their newest member ... because a 56-year-old mom is carrying her son's baby.www.tmz.com
It all makes sense now.
Why Idiots Think They're Smart: Dunning On The Dunning–Kruger Effect
"I know that I am intelligent because I know that I know nothing," a wise guy once said.www.iflscience.com
Bertrand Russell said:"The trouble with the world, is that the stupid are cocksure, and the intelligent are full of doubt."
I'd say it is pretty normal for UtahThis is totally normal, and not at all weird.
Mom in Utah Pregnant with Her Son's Child at 56
A family in Utah will certainly have a story to tell their newest member ... because a 56-year-old mom is carrying her son's baby.www.tmz.com