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[itisnotlogical]

Well, uh. Better to learn late than too late I guess.

I never put them too far in my ear, though; just barely inside the region where my fingertip/nail stops fitting.

[Emma]

I really should stop doing it but it just feels so good... I was talking about q-tips then, not drugs or something else addictive.

[Eric Blank]

Scratching that itch is the drug.

[Tack]

Olive oil though... Huh.

[Orange Wizard]

Olive oil though... Huh.

Dissolves impacted earwax.

[Tack]

Methylated spirits?

[Orange Wizard]

Olive oil is probably safer, I guess.

[Neonivek]

Why OHH WHY!!!

Do people still believe the guilty do not deserve proper representation or that AT LEAST it is the "Moral choice" to deprive them of it?

Seriously I wish that stupid idiot trend out just die already!

Worse yet are when I see people depicting lawyers who are protecting their "guilty" clients (lets just say their guilt is obvious) from improper treatment as being EVIL. OHH NO! you can't illegally interrogate the client without evidence? DAMN YOU JUSTICE SYSTEM GETTING IN THE WAY OF MORALS!

I don't understand why it is that people just can't get the entire point of the entire dosh dang justice system? Why they seem to actually vouch for the freeken feudal ages.

[IcyTea31]

I just got a text message from my town's waterworks about a scheduled water outage tomorrow. This is weird, because my parents own this house, not me, and they didn't get the message.

I'm also a bit disappointed in my town's bureaucracy, using freaking SMS to inform people just a day before an inconvenient thing is scheduled. At least they gave any warning at all.

[pisskop]

Why OHH WHY!!!

Do people still believe the guilty do not deserve proper representation or that AT LEAST it is the "Moral choice" to deprive them of it?

Seriously I wish that stupid idiot trend out just die already!

Worse yet are when I see people depicting lawyers who are protecting their "guilty" clients (lets just say their guilt is obvious) from improper treatment as being EVIL. OHH NO! you can't illegally interrogate the client without evidence? DAMN YOU JUSTICE SYSTEM GETTING IN THE WAY OF MORALS!

I don't understand why it is that people just can't get the entire point of the entire dosh dang justice system? Why they seem to actually vouch for the freeken feudal ages.

:|

because when you paint good/evil as simple black/white you have to.  Conformity or not.  good or not.

they are knowingly doing this, and since they arent a main character their inner motives mean dick.

I mean, the simplicity does wonders for hiding plotholes, for creating drama, for filling up the rooster of badpeoples, and for spreading a moral.  And paranoia.


But, perhaps more realistically, people decide that it takes a certain amount of moral flexibility to lie and defend a person.

  testfiers swear on a bible to tell the truth, and the lawyer who pit them there is knowingly lying?

[Akura]

...I think he was talking about real life, not a show.

[TempAcc]

Give him a break, its neonivek, its hard enough to tell already.

[pisskop]

media influences so much of pop culture, i coupd still argue that these shows influence our thoughts.


Justice is sacred, and odten beyond the sole reach of the offended. bto have it stymied by a smooth talker who gets paid more than you is maddening.  emotions and halabuloo, sympathy and dingledongers.

[IronTomato]

media influences so much of pop culture, i coupd still argue that these shows influence our thoughts.

Memes. The DNA of teh soul.

[Frumple]

Apparently there's people in this house that think driving off in the middle of cooking something, without telling anyone, is a good idea.

Oven's off now, and whatever's in it only smells somewhat burnt, but if I hadn't gone into the other room for a snack at that particular time...