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Posted by on Jan 21, 2014 in Blog, Movie Reviews | 8 comments

Movie Madness — Do’s and Don’ts at the Movie Theater

 

 

You probably heard about a bizarre incident recently (which one?), where a man was shot and killed for texting inside a movie theater.

That’s right — texting.

The irony of all ironies, the name of the movie being shown was “Lone Survivor.”

The poor victim didn’t even make the final credits.

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Posted by on Jan 19, 2014 in Blog, Las Vegas, Personal | 3 comments

How to Deal With Problem Neighbors (Multiple-Choice Test)

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If you own or rent a home, you’ve undoubtedly come across problem neighbors.  

You know the pesky pests — music’s too loud, dog barks all the time, that sort of thing.

The trouble is, you can’t cause trouble, or else that might start a war.  Indeed, neighborhood conflicts can be a delicate matter.

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Posted by on Jan 6, 2014 in Blog, Politics | 6 comments

Stopping Terrorism with Beer and Pussy

 

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Any religion that forbids enjoying life is a fucking straight jacket.  I mean, what kind of routine requires that you pray five times a day?  Why doesn’t someone jump up and say,“how come we’re praying more than anyone else on earth, and we’re still the poorest motherfuckers on the planet?”

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Posted by on Jan 5, 2014 in Blog, Rants and Raves | 1 comment

Animals R Us

 

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What makes us perceive similar things so differently?

For instance, two things can be almost identical.  They can be the same size and shape.  They can provide the same benefits, or pose the same dangers.  So why would one thing be cherished, while the other is feared?

Let’s take the DNA of two mammals (see below).  They’re about the same size and shape.  They’re closely related as species.  They both live in cities.  However, we perceive one as a sweet and fuzzy creature, while the other is vermin.

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