Domain: theonion.com
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The Onion thought of it already
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The human costs of HuffPo's model
Everyone ignores the dangers to HuffPo's workers...
http://www.theonion.com/articles/huffington-post-employee-sucked-into-aggregation-t,27244/
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brings tears to my eyes
This sounds like something from the onion
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Re:Ok Then.
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Re:Apple?
Ah but it's already been done! http://www.theonion.com/video/apple-introduces-revolutionary-new-laptop-with-no,14299/
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Re:That pay is just for the first few months
the reason why people don't understand this is they mistakenly believe working the genius bar is anything other than a low skilled job. that's the whole point of apple products -- any idiot can use them. the genius bar is there to serve those dumber than idiots. this, on the other hand, is what i call a high skill job: http://www.theonion.com/video/new-apple-friend-bar-gives-customers-someone-to-ta,17693/
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Re:No escape
And that makes this unconstitutional or something?
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Re:...overkill...?
You mean the Onion's five bladed razor from '04? And now it's a real thing....
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obvious next step
Once again an article from The Onion accurately predicts the future, because this is clearly going to be the next development after Time/Warner successfully eliminates fast-forward: http://www.theonion.com/articles/advertising-firm-unveils-new-muteresistant-commerc,6667/
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Re:Parallel world.
Are you friends with this guy? http://www.theonion.com/articles/area-man-constantly-mentioning-he-doesnt-own-a-tel,429/
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Re:Had this gameplay as a kid
I have an ipod - in my mind! http://www.theonion.com/articles/i-have-an-ipodin-my-mind,10912/
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Re:Bow to our future overlords?
That wasn't sci fi, it was the Onion http://www.theonion.com/articles/just-six-corporations-remain,551/
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Google did it first
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Obligatory Onion:
Obligatory Onion:
" China Launches First Willing Manned Mission Into Space "http://www.theonion.com/video/china-launches-first-willing-manned-mission-into-s,14273/
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Obligatory Onion
Not watching it is also an option.
Choosing this too often makes you look like someone from an article in The Onion: Area Man Constantly Mentioning He Doesn't Own A Television
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Related Onion Article
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Re:You live in the USA?
And don't forget Intelligent Falling.
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Too late for a new drug?
Looks like this amazing new Alzheimer's drug came out too late.
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Re:No one knows what it's been doing all this time
Hey. At least it could come back when it got bored. Not stuck up there like Spirit.
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Of course
fox news is dumbed down to match its audience. So Americans why not get your news from somewhere else like http://www.theonion.com/ its dumbed down and twisted
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Re:Yet another reason....
I've been seeing reports that over the past few years, there's been an exodus of quite a number of people leaving NY
Yeah, the Onion had an interesting article about the mass exodus from New York City just a couple of weeks before I moved to it.
Well, I'm not sure when you moved in, but a loss of over 200,000 people from 2009 to 2010 isn't nothing. I wouldn't exactly call it a mass exodus, but that's still a lot of people.
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Re:Yet another reason....
I've been seeing reports that over the past few years, there's been an exodus of quite a number of people leaving NY
Yeah, the Onion had an interesting article about the mass exodus from New York City just a couple of weeks before I moved to it.
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Re:False Dichotomy
Schools need to teach intelligent falling. I call BS on this heathen "theory" of gravitation.
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Re:is YAHOO working on a smartphone??
The onion has covered this
:) Fast foward to 2:21, the mockup phone always makes me laugh http://i.imgur.com/KO0Xg.jpg -
Re:Well, if they're going to generalize, I am too
True of other social sciences also:
Sociologist Considers Own Behavior Indicative Of Larger Trends
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"My observations indicate that the typical married American man has had increasing difficulty relating to his spouse over the last two and a half years, ever since she started taking those yoga classes," wrote Piers, 56, in his Interpersonal Connections Within The Marriage Paradigm: A Study In Causality.http://www.theonion.com/articles/sociologist-considers-own-behavior-indicative-of-l,421/
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Re:Am I the only one . . .
I am reminded of this ancient Onion article: http://www.theonion.com/articles/mir-scientists-study-effects-of-weightlessness-on,1211/
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Obligatory Onion: "I don't own a TV"
There is a third option. Don't watch it.
Not watching television at all turns one into this stereotypical character from the point of view of one's peers.
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Re:I wonder if YOU would be shocked to hear
Whoosh!
I don't watch TV anymore.
http://www.theonion.com/articles/area-man-constantly-mentioning-he-doesnt-own-a-tel,429/
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North Korea seems to disagree
It seems North Korea has other plans for the American Flag on the moon (jump to 1:24 if you want):
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Re:A week?
We have ads in our TV shows? No one told me. I guess that's what I get for not owning a TV.
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Re:I'm going to patent i=0
Unfortunately, when you did that, you violated this patent, so all the proceeds of your patent have to go to those guys.
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Re:Fascinating .. but ..
But is far easier to use for baking... On the other hand it seems like part of the nation is starting to convert:
Metric System Thriving In Nation's Inner Cities -
Screw It. I'm going straight to DDR5.
Obligatory Onion .
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Wind Reserves To Run Out By 2036
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Re:Superceding all other laws
The constitution doesn't protect your from third parties talking to the government. How about understanding the issue instead of defending what you imagine the constitution is?
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Re:What steering wheel?
What steering wheel?
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Re:Fellow passengers are your best defense
Mod parent up. L4t3r4lu5, you might want to check to see if something's happened a bunch of times before saying it would never happen.
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Re:Can't hack what you don't haveArea resident Jonathan Green does not own a television, a fact he repeatedly points out to friends, family, and coworkersâ"as well as to his mailman, neighborhood convenience-store clerks, and the man who cleans the hallways in his apartment building..
I gotta ask, do you have the same beard as the guy in the article?
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Re:Was he really naive enough to expect otherwise?
Apparently the Romans *and* Lex Luthor. Good thing he had Superman on his side. Must've been one helluva team-up.
Nah... this was one hell of a team-up!
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Re:There you have it
This, from the Onion, is old, but incredibly funny.
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Intelligent Falling
Obligatory "The Onion" link:
http://www.theonion.com/articles/evangelical-scientists-refute-gravity-with-new-int,1778/
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Re:Well that and if your lucky like I am
Invalid definition for this conversation. By your definition, every analog TV in the US stopped being TVs when we switched to digital.
http://www.theonion.com/articles/area-man-constantly-mentioning-he-doesnt-own-a-tel,429/ -
A much better solution
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I bet you don't own a TV!
Bravo!
You have to let kids limit themselves and learn for themselves, otherwise denying them will just lead to indulgence later on when nobody is there to tell them "no." -
Re:Then a butterfly flaps its wings
THAT is the one you linked to?! Just this week they published: this about him
:-P As soon as that hits the atmosphere, he's outta here! lol. -
Re:Saving Earth is good...
Personally, I'm dubious. The technology isn't that hard really, it's the political will. Creating that technology and building things at the scale needed for success requires massive funding, which means a couple guys in their garage can't do it themselves. Here's an Onion article that, while facetious, is pretty accurate. We humans, in groups, just aren't very intelligent, and are completely unable to work together to do necessary things to ensure our own survival. Generally, the only things that work well for us are things which a couple guys in their garage can do, and then after proving it, everyone else decides it's a good idea and jumps on the bandwagon. This is why things like smartphones have worked so well: it's not that hard for small groups of people to build such things and prove they work; then, once the masses see that they can talk to their dumb friends and play Angry Birds, they all want to buy one, making the whole thing highly profitable. There's no clear profit in building large spacecraft and traveling to Alpha Centauri, and once we have an Earth-killer hurtling towards us and it's clear we won't survive, it'll be too late to do anything to either avert the disaster or save the species. What's worse, we're too stupid to learn from history and from the failings of others, so we repeat their mistakes. The dinosaurs showed what happens when you don't invest in a space program. They had hundreds of millions of years to do so, yet they didn't bother (for obvious reasons), and then a giant asteroid wiped them out. Now, we've advanced enough to where we've figured out that this happened to them, yet we still don't take the threat seriously. And unlike the dinosaurs, we don't have the excuse that we're too stupid to develop language, technology, civilization, or even spaceflight.
Personally, I think we're headed into another Dark Ages, where we'll lose most of our technology and go back to living in grass huts and fighting each other in Feudal wars using swords and shields. Maybe after another two thousand years or so, we'll have another technological revolution and develop spaceflight again, and discover that the old myths and legends about humans walking on the Moon were actually true, and that time develop a serious space program and travel to other stars. But if a killer asteroid strikes before then, we're doomed as a species.
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Re:Then a butterfly flaps its wings
Whether we can come to a consensus and actually do it is another issue.
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Re:Pah! Antisocial network
It's not that, it's the act of posting for the sole reason of letting everyone know you don't have a Facebook account.
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Re:Does that mean..
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Re:Good luck with that
Obligatory Onion article here.