You know what I've always found a tiny bit odd and way fucking hypocritical?

Alcoholics who think pot should be illegal.

I have to disagree with KO.

Senator Elect Brown is exceptionally qualified...to represent the Republican party. Everything that we find despicable about him is exactly what makes him a good Republican, they're a party of jingoistic, irresponsible, homophobic, racist, reactionary, sexist, lunatics.

Though I will admit not all of them are teabagging idiots who beat women.

>> ^rougy:
But we must be coordinated.


Never gonna happen. There's too many differing ideologies as to what constitutes "The Best Wayᵀᴹ", for every person who doesn't want the greed and corruption of corporatism to run the country, there's someone else who firmly believe that corporations are 100% altruistic and the only greed and corruption comes from big government. Even within similar ideologies people can't agree on "The Best Wayᵀᴹ".

Honestly, I'm thinking the best solution is to just find another country, one with public policies best fit your own concepts of "The Best Wayᵀᴹ", move there, and just sit back and watch the fools destroy this country with their greed.

>> ^Payback:
>> ^nach0s:
I'm glad Anderson did saved this kid from more serious harm, but my exploit-o-meter was pretty active during this video. Maybe I'm just too cynical.

Heroes are not required to be selfless, they just need to act when others stand back and observe.


I would like to add, that when it comes down to it, AC put himself at risk to help that boy. Blood was pouring from the child's head, Anderson had no idea if that boy has any communicable diseases that, and it doesn't look as if the thought even crossed his mind, he just picked up the boy and carried him to safety.

Be cynical if you must, I know I am, but here I didn't see any cause for cynicism. He's just a good guy.

^ I was waiting for her to yell out "LINE!"

What the video didn't show was the FOX News correspondent who threw the rock and then rifled through the kid's pockets while he laid bleeding in the rubble. Buh-zing!

All snarkiness aside, Anderson Cooper, you just got promoted from dreamboat to hero!

>> ^therealblankman:
>> ^honkeytonk73:
MAGIC IS REAL!
Jesus prefers high powered rifles, especially when used against heathens! PRAISE THE LORD!

Jesus prefers the stopping power of the AK-47.


I beg to differ. Jesus wouldn't use something that couldn't dismember with a single round. No, I believe that Jesus would pick this. http://www.videosift.com/video/Barrett-M95-Divine-intervention-not-included

^Once again Palin wows us with her problems dealing with big words.

Please someone put her through 6th grade Language Arts again.

>> ^callistan:
Well the video cuts out 3 seconds before he makes it perfectly clear that he's lying to get the chick to sleep with him.

And I bet he didn't even call her back, cause that's just how he rolls.

Being so upset over being teased about being a ginger, makes me think that he might have far worse problems then just not having a soul.

Back in the 90's there was a book based on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Ferengis, listing all of their Rules of Acquisition. Right now I'm wanting a copy of the Rules of Schrute!

The weirdest part of the whole thing is that vapid look on Palin's face as O'Reilly talks to her. Maybe he was just using too many big words.

Reminds me of a story Lewis Black tells about having a character created for him, based on him, named "Lewis" and then not getting the part because they found someone more "Lewis Black" than him. I think it's in his book Nothing Sacred.

I can't decide what I hate more: 70's cars or Clarkson's perm.

>> ^davidraine:
>> ^HollywoodBob:
And if Jay wants to have a show, let him do something where he'd be genuinely interesting and let him host an American Top Gear.

Yes! Awesome. So who would be Richard Hammond and who would be James May?


Oh, there's so many American "celebrity" petrol heads, we could make a list a mile long!

To go the same route as the UK TG, we'd want to find people with a passion for cars, a minor amount of fame dealing with cars, and a career in which becoming the co-host of a TV series won't conflict.

It's too hard to pick people as stand-ins for the Top Gear boys, the three of them work so well together, that chemistry would be hard to match.

My suggestions: Jay Leno, Paul Walker (his career is mediocre) or Frankie Muniz (stopped acting several years ago to become a pro race driver), and Jalopnik's Ray Wert.