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[Scelly9]

Seriously. Bob's Burgers, Archer, and Gravity Falls. One of the same voice actors.

[Max White]

No seriously, you need to see this guys stuff. He is everybody.

[Scelly9]

No seriously, you need to see this guys stuff. He is everybody.

Holy Balls.

[Putnam]

No seriously, you need to see this guys stuff. He is everybody.

He's Wolverine in Deadpool?

That means that he's replacing the other everybody, Steve Blum!

[Max White]

Somebody needs to write a book or make an anime or something about a scry vs scry style war that is fought by a few critical people that just assume a ton of different identities and they need to figure out who is an actual person and who isn't...

[Devling]

No seriously, you need to see this guys stuff. He is everybody.

I read that as he is in everybody.

Freud Freud

[Xantalos]

Somebody needs to write a book or make an anime or something about a scry vs scry style war that is fought by a few critical people that just assume a ton of different identities and they need to figure out who is an actual person and who isn't...

Fred Savage vs John DiMaggio vs Pathos.

[Siquo]

Fred Savage vs John DiMaggio vs They-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named.

Also, magmajokes.

[SalmonGod]

So apparently I'm a Criminal for reading a news website... WTF America?

Huh. Well, it's not the first time the US would want to prosecute me for no reason.

Not no reason but honestly it shouldn't be a crime.

It is a crime to sell porn to children I understand that... but if a child walks into a porn shop and asks for porn and sees the porn they have on display (because they ignored the signs) there shouldn't be criminal charges... just escort the child outside the shop.

What the law they are talking about is "Underage viewing of websites"

It's not really a crime. This is completely foreign to the spirit of the law, even if it can be shoehorned into the letter of it. The idea of the bill is to make it criminal to abuse sites (hacking, DDoS, ect.) and the way they thought they could accomplish this would be making ToS have weight behind it. Unfortunately, fear over being found in violation of COPA lead most sites have their ToS's include age requirements.

I doubt you'd find much opposition to fixing this, there's just no attention on it.

I think you'll find plenty of opposition to fixing it among the people who are actually responsible for fixing these things.  They simply benefit too much from it.  I still believe they intentionally design things this way.

And it's no excuse to say that the vast majority of these cases will never be prosecuted. As the Ninth Circuit explained, "Ubiquitous, seldom-prosecuted crimes invite arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement." Instead of pursuing only suspects of actual crimes, it opens the door for prosecutors to go after people because the government doesn't like them.

[Akura]

I think I found a fortune cookie message that actually doesn't work if you append "in bed" to it.

And while looking at first person shooter games on TigerDirect, they had a pencil sharpener listed. As in an actual goddamned pencil sharpener.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Don't buy things from TigerDirect. They're awful and sell faulty equipment.

[Akura]

Don't buy things from TigerDirect. They're awful and sell faulty equipment.

Do you have an alternate suggestion? I'm pretty sure you're right.

[RedKing]

I think I found a fortune cookie message that actually doesn't work if you append "in bed" to it.

And while looking at first person shooter games on TigerDirect, they had a pencil sharpener listed. As in an actual goddamned pencil sharpener.

....the horror...the horror...

[Graknorke]

http://www.sickchirpse.com/2013/02/14/brazilian-pastor-holy-milk
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This is gross.

[Sirus]

http://www.sickchirpse.com/2013/02/14/brazilian-pastor-holy-milk
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This is gross.

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