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@manthasagittarius1 Well said! 8-)

@Jesses001 Well, Jess, I hope your brain also figured out how to spell "appreciate" by then, too! 8-D Seriously, tho', the difference between you and the religist hordes is that you don't use the fact that it's fast and full of information to dismiss it as "scientific mumbo-jumbo" or something, ...

I can't get over these doofi who keep blowing the simple answers but then REALIZE it before they get the buzzer! So you know they can tell the difference between something flat and something half-round, but somehow they blurt out the wrong choice, stamp "final answer!" on it, and then it hits the...

@codybrucewilliams United States of AMERICA. Just like the United States of Brazil, which I'm sure you don't call the USB. You are confusing the country of America with "the Americas," a term used to describe North and South America (plus Central, for those who insist upon it). There are not 35 c...

@califranky If you're trying to be funny, it didn't work.

@MultiShampain And the Oscar for Most Shameless Exaggeration goes to.. you!

@misael1944 In case you are NOT ESL, let me point out that you misspelled biggest, battleship, Yamato, turrets, not, the, and American, plus you left out "what" the "american battelships" (sic) have on them. Can you spell "illiterate"?

Wow! In Germany you can get ANYTHING from a vending machine!

@dpiston Australia, where one can find the oldest rocks in the world (in the Jack Hills, Western Australia). Especially pathetic. Like being an astronaut who thinks the world is flat.

@Wallyrus Some fish, called anabantids, have evolved an organ called the labyrinth, and absorb extra oxygen (perhaps in stagnant ponds) by gulping air at the water's surface. You can see some at any aquarium store - just look for Bettas (aka Siamese Fighting Fish). It's not hard to imagine this k...

My Vancouver high school had a hatch in the floor of the graphics shop at the school's east end. A tunnel led all the way to the boiler room under the auditorium. One day a guy left for a pee when old Mr. Weaver was out; when Weaver came back, he wanted to know where Doug was. We all mumbled abou...

Do the cheers to "We're coming HOME!" mean everybody's glad this lame ride is finally over?

@adibese Frickin' conspiracy buffs! I'm ashamed you are Canadian.

Thunderf00t, you are far more able with science than I, but I have to call you on your English here: you refer to the flood video and an "arable market." Arable means "suitable for farming." "Arable land," one usually hears.

Looks like there's a little crotch support for those who go weak in the knees! 8-D

When I saw this vid in my "recommendeds" I thought 1/5 TANKS! were really big scale models. 8-\

@SniperSurkov Can you spell "clueless"? Because I wouldn't be surprised if it's your middle name.

Another new fan who saw you on the news! I look forward to one day saying "I heard those guys when they were just a local band..." when you're a household name!

@XtremeNasism666 You mean: No, you're actually bad at grammar - no shitting!" Nobody can write on YT, I swear.

How revealing that someone like Martin Luther flatly stated his antipathy toward reason. I suppose he knew that no believer can argue reason against an atheist and win a single point. The odd thing is that this doesn't stop people from failing to see that there is something wrong here, instead es...

Have the guts, Bill Maher, to say it: God is a fantasy. "He"is no more real than religion. You can't go arguing science and logic and then say "Oh, but I make space in all that for God."

If I recall correctly, Carole King tried to sell her Tapestry album, but no one wanted her doing the singing. Everyone loved the songs, but had a different artist in mind for them. She stuck to her guns, and eventually launched it herself to become the best selling album, at some 35 million sales...

@trexlergreen Minikens??? You guys kill me... X-D

@OAwArenAwAkeO That's funny! X-D

I wonder if he knows how absurd he looks, or does he think he looks hot - or something?

@cannonmn I heard on a TV shop about the Thompson that the drum mag rattled as it fed and it was disliked for this reason. It seems to me the gunfire would overwhelm any such noise, but that was the claim. Yours makes better sense to me, but do you have any idea if that could have been an issue?

I believe he says "Venison's dear, isn't it?" "Dear" is Brit for expensive, and of course, there's a double meaning as venison is deer, or at least, deer meat.

Or did everyone already get that?

@hasna57 Why does every model plane, train, boat, truck, or car video inevitably have someone who wants to demean it by putting a pricetag on it??

Aww.... Reminds me of my Duffy and the requisite morning game of "under cover monster." She'd be looking all over the comforter, waiting for the dreaded moving hand so she could pounce it. Every morning. Without fail. Still, it was fun and I loved her.

When she was just over a year old, the vici...

@johnfrwhipple Ooh! I want some of this at the Vancouver model shop I work for! Thanks for the tip.

Tank shouldn't have shot napalm (?) at the train.

@ditodude64 You just don't get it, do you? You have never studied science, especially biology or geology, you don't understand how we got here, so you make this Olympic long jump of credibility and say "Well it's obvious God did it." Not understanding something is NOT proof of God. Your ignorance...

@antibulletdodger101 ...but not a lot. 8-\

This kind of thing was portrayed in "Saving Private Ryan," which is the kind of revisionist view of war I like to see. It doesn't make the Germans less wrong for electing Hitler, invading other countries, or setting up death camps, but it shows that the Allies were not exempt from emotion, bad ju...

Thanks for the memories... I don't remember too much from my trip to Disneyland, being age 9 at the time, and I suppose the rides have been tweaked and improved and even rebuilt over the years, but I remember riding this one back in 1963. It's hard to believe I'm that old! 8-D

It is not, you moron.

It's a bat.

@listenup345 Do you realize just how uneducated, illiterate, and confusing your comment sounds?

@LordWellington15 ...and did they use words like "okay" in 1917?

How would you ever maintain a religion without people acting like sheep? They're often called the preacher/minister/pastor's "flock," they indulge in as much skeptical thought as sheep, most churches fleece their members through tithing and collections, and they're happily led around wherever the...

@lucy9359 I give up. What's a Somoilan?

Wouldn't it be nice to douse people smoking cigarettes in public spaces? X-D

@sykess3 ya think?

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She e-mails a few friends about the day's plans, then climbs into her hybrid car, punches in the GPS coordinates she needs, and using the voice activated cell phone, calls her mother, all before arriving at a rally to hear a sermon on how SCIENCE LIES and the BIBLE SPEAKS THE ...

"...I've been giving them to people in my church and they've been spreading them..." Yeah, and I bet they made good fertilizer, too.

What a shameless, hypocritical little prick.

Mal-vullent people?

@fastestcararound Took the words from my typing fingers! So many plane vid posters seem to thing it's fascinating to watch somebody start and adjust and futz with his plane for minute after minute, all for the sake of a 10 second climax.

@KatASala Well said.