Justin Timberlake Makes A Big Mistake. Huge.

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My dear Pajibans, as you’ve no doubt heard by now, Japan was hit with a massive earthquake, the 5th most powerful ever recorded. As Japan starts the road to recovery and other countries are on the lookout for tsunamis (so far no major damage), CNET has a fairly comprehensive list of links you can follow to keep informed. I’d like to extend my thoughts to any of our readers currently in Japan or with friends and loved ones there. (CNET)

Also in dire straits are the good people of Michigan. Oh, unless you’re the governor or any of a number of giant corporations. It’s a good day for you guys. (Forbes)

The people of Boston, on the other hand, are doing pretty well because even their car wrecks are gorgeous. (Boston)

That’s right. That website is just called “Boston.” I won’t lie, my dears, I was tempted to Bostonroll you. (Youtube)

Speaking of, did you know that the good lads and ladies (mostly lads) of 4chan invented “rickrolling?” They’ve also been responsible for a lot of other, more lasting changes in our society. (Rickrolling will go away eventually, right?) This interview with 4chan founder Chris Poole explores 4chan, its offshoot “Anonymous” and some of the ways in which internet culture is changing the world. One tip to Poole, however, I wouldn’t be so derisive with the term “neckbeard” when I’m fairly certain that describes much of your site’s population. (Vanity Fair)

One of my favorite things about internet culture, my darling Krakens and Cthulhus, is how easily someone’s painstakingly niche work can be distributed to an audience that will appreciate it. Take, for instance, this elaborate map of the Sci-Fi/Fantasy genre. This sketch represents hours, maybe weeks of work and I’ll admit I haven’t even gotten through half of it. It’s simply astonishing. (Sci Maps)

Speaking of Cthulhus, the geeks, the neckbeards and I were all crushed this past week to hear that Guillermo Del Toro would not be making an “At The Mountains of Madness” film. News In Film has a look at Pacific Rim, the movie Del Toro will be making instead. (News In Film)

Okay, he ain’t no Cthulhu, but the “Lost” Smoke Monster and all his wacky island hijinks can be yours on Blu-ray for 40% off. Man, I really hate these box sets that come with so many extra things. What care I for toys, when there are Sayid’s luscious man locks to play with? (Amazon)

Speaking of luscious, dust off those adolescent dreams, boys and girls, Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake are back on the market. (Celebitchy)

I have to admit, I like J. Tim immensely, but when it comes to musician types, The Strokes Julian Casablancas really rings my bell. Here’s The Strokes’ new video complete with candelabras, chandeliers and Casablancas sporting his tightest pants and Helena Bonham Carter hair. (The Curious Brain)

In wholly unsurprising (but what an excellent way to justify my vices) news, ladies who drink two glasses of wine a day are more sexually satisfied than those who don’t. Bust out the Pinot for your lady tonight, fellers, ifffyouknowwhatImean. (NY Daily News)

My dear Dalis and precious Picassos, I want to share this odd collection of film-inspired paintings with you. Some of them, like the portait of Jeff Bridges as Rooster Cogburn, are fantastic. Others, like the Toy Story 3 one, give me the creeping heebie jeebies. I posted my favorite (Sam Jackson in Jackie Brown) below. (The Chive)

But then again, what isn’t made better by Sam Jackson? Here he is making both science and golf look cool without dropping a single “m*therf*cker.”

And, finally, here are the highlights of the recent Paley Center event with the cast of “Parks and Recreations.” Amy Poehler is charming, as per usual. Adam Scott is, predictably, cute. But the sight of Ron Swanson with a full beard made me audibly “BWUAH??!?”

Joanna Robinson doesn’t get to work with Megan Mullally’s breasts (alas) but she does get to go eat a sandwich (yay!). Email your favorite sandwich combo here: godtopuswept@gmail.com or tweet/twit/twoth it @quityourJRob.

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Justin Timbergay hates it when the girl in the relationship has the bigger dick.

Posted by: Mr. Stitch at March 11, 2011 1:04 PM

Gotta love the subtle disdain in the Sci-Fi map when he hits L. Ron Hubbard.
"Dianetics -> Becomes Scientology...persists."

Posted by: superasente at March 11, 2011 1:08 PM

"Bust out the Pinot" BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAH

Posted by: Ian at March 11, 2011 1:11 PM

Amy Poehler seems optimistic about Parks & Rec continuing (based on that clip.) Yaaaay! I feel like the internet is evenly divided on whether it's staying or going. I can't take the not knowing. I need Ron Swanson in my life. NEED.

Posted by: The Wandering Parakeet at March 11, 2011 1:23 PM

I hate to say it but Timberlake has a better chance of landing someone better than Biel.

Posted by: Fredo at March 11, 2011 1:29 PM

ADAM SCOTT! I miss you and your hedgehogginess. YAY. And eeeeeeeee they're gonna be all lovey dovey on the show because they are MEANT TO BE.

Oy, I turn into such a teenager when a cute boy comes around.

That video was delightful. Thanks, JoJo!

Posted by: figgy at March 11, 2011 1:31 PM

Christ, the shit that politicians have been up to these past few weeks is a joke right? I mean, between Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri ( http://www.inthesetimes.com/working/entry/7002/missouri_legislator_wants_to_increase_child_labor/ )it sounds like a prequel to a George Orwell story.

Posted by: Paultera at March 11, 2011 1:33 PM

Who doesn't want "More Than A Feeling"?

No one I wanna know, that's who.

Posted by: Jay at March 11, 2011 1:34 PM

BTW, Del Toro has been jumping from project to project since Hellboy 2 -- first The Hobbit then At the Mountains of Madness and now Pacific Rim.

Odds that what ends up happening is he leaves Pacific Rim when the money comes in for Hellboy 3: Apocalypse?

Posted by: Fredo at March 11, 2011 1:34 PM

They're desperate for a way out of the mess we're in (and that they and their predecesors willingly kicked the can down the street to avoid dealing with).

There's no solution at this point without pain. But everyone seems to want the pain to fall on someone else.

Posted by: Fredo at March 11, 2011 1:37 PM

I have only a limited amount of sympathy for Wisconsin and Michigan. It's not like these pricks seized power in a bloody coup. They were voted in by a majority of the electorate, in part because Democrats got their panties in a bunch because Obama didn't come into office with a unicorn and magical jelly beans to make everything better and sat out the election. That Tea Baggers are delusional assholes really shouldn't have been a surprise to anyone. Like Mencken said, Democracy means people get the government they deserve and they deserve to get it good and hard.

Posted by: Tracer Bullet at March 11, 2011 1:46 PM

@Fredo: I don't think that Del Toro is just abandoning projects willy-nilly. Hobbit was supposed to be a 2 year shoot, which started to look more like 4 or even 6. I think he was expected to relocate to New Zealand for the shoot, and it meant he wouldn't be able to work on anything else - asking the man to give up half a decade while he's in his prime is a lot to ask for, even if the movie will eventually be a blockbuster.

He's been trying to get At The Mountains of Madness made for something like 15 years, but no studio would back him. Even James Cameron jumping in to support it doesn't seem to be enough to get the other pieces and players to fall in place.

Guillermo in the meantime is continuing to pay his dues, since I think he's still attached to Disney's Haunted Mansion (because if you can turn one theme park attraction into a trillion dollar franchise, how hard can the others be?)

Posted by: Markus at March 11, 2011 2:08 PM

My most heartfelt sympathy goes to the people of Japan and all who have been affected by this earthquake and tsunami. Absolutely devastating. I have been on the verge of tears all day as I have been watching this unfold on the various news sites. I hope they get the help they need on all levels to get through this tragedy.

Posted by: Jadine at March 11, 2011 2:17 PM

While I don't care for Timberlake I do respect the fact he nailed Kunis, Seyfried, and Munn while dating her.

Well.... not so much Olivia Munn.

Posted by: the EPA at March 11, 2011 2:18 PM

I forgot to mention I find it funny that Japan, the biggest rapers of the ocean, got hit by a tsunami.

I'd queue the gong but it's underwater (too soon?).

Posted by: the EPA at March 11, 2011 2:20 PM

Markus, and I don't think he's hopscotching from project to project on a whim. I do think that, at some point, he has to stop fantasizing about what he wants to do and get to making something (anything). If it's Haunted Mansion, then fine. Make that and make it the most awesome movie possible.

You get the clout to do what you will from delivering hits. By staying mired in development hell, Del Toro is getting further and further away from his biggest hit so far and getting left behind.

Posted by: Fredo at March 11, 2011 2:22 PM

Justin Timberlake Makes A Big Mistake. Huge.

If Timberlake were 100% penis. It's only a matter of time before Biel's unpersonality leaks through and things get very boring.

Posted by: sars at March 11, 2011 2:25 PM

Turkey + Swiss + bacon + Russian dressing + rye bread. Mmmmmm.

Oy, I turn into such a teenager when a cute boy comes around.

Heeeeee. Me too, sistah, me too.

Posted by: Anna von Beav at March 11, 2011 2:31 PM

So the Strokes still suck. No surprise there.

Posted by: FabMax at March 11, 2011 2:36 PM

Between Pan's Labrynth and the Hellboy films, I'd think he'd have at least a little pull by now (unless those made far less money than I thought they did.)

Posted by: Markus at March 11, 2011 2:36 PM

I’m not surprised that Biel and Timberlake aren’t together anymore, just as well, that punk bitch probably wasn’t hittin’ that pussy right anyway.

I’m a union guy, but these fucking people in Wisconsin and Michigan, Ohio and Florida deserve whatever the fuck they get. These fucking stupid ass democrats that listened to Ed Schultz, and that Huffingtonpost bitch that told them to stay home in November in order to teach Obama a lesson should feel real good right about now. I never understood why if you’re a working class slob why would you vote republican, I guess so that the democrats don’t come and take your guns away. Maybe those guns you got can keep you warm when the republicans rain down their apocalyptic winter on your ass. I’m sure President Obama is sitting up in the white house laughing at those stupid fucking democrats that voted republican.

P.S. if I’ve offended anyone, I really don’t give a fuck. You’re getting everything you deserve, you dumb fuck.

Posted by: Pookie at March 11, 2011 2:36 PM

@ Fredo,

Unfortunately you seem to be missing the point that the pain being brought upon is directed at the people who it will hurt the most instead of those like corporations and the wealthy who can take it.

Posted by: Alex at March 11, 2011 2:37 PM

I'd queue the gong but it's underwater (too soon?).

Posted by: the EPA at March 11, 2011 2:20 PM

Yeah, I'd say it's a little too soon to be laughing at all the people who have lost their lives and the families that are mourning them.

Idiot.

Posted by: Jadine at March 11, 2011 2:40 PM

I'd like to officially nominate Pookie for Eloquent of the Day.

Posted by: Tracer Bullet at March 11, 2011 2:42 PM

Alex, I didn't miss that. However, you make the presumption that those corporations and wealthy people can take it. So give them the burden and spare the poor folk.

At this point, I think everyone is going to suffer -- rich and poor alike. Can the wealthy bear the brunt better? Without a doubt.

This is the economic version of Captain Tripps (the superflu from "The Stand"). We will all contract it. There's no avoiding it.

Posted by: Fredo at March 11, 2011 2:54 PM

Earthquakes in Asia, war in the Middle East, protests in America. Hey, whose pale horse is that?

Oh, it's just Johnny Cash.

OH SHIT! IT'S JOHNNY CASH!

Posted by: Fredo at March 11, 2011 2:57 PM

I hate that Jessica Biel always wears lipsticks that wash out her lips. I can't even tell where her face ends and her lips begin. I don't like it. It's unnerving.

Posted by: Anna von Beav at March 11, 2011 2:59 PM

(Cue deep,gravelly, voice)
"I've made a huge mistake"

Posted by: Blake Shrapnel at March 11, 2011 3:05 PM

I'll go you one better Tracer and suggest a

Heartfelt Tribute to the Many Moods of Pookie

1. Riled
2. Indignant
3. Derisory
4. Contemptuous
5. Pissed
6. Cheesed Off
7. Choleric
8. Edwin the Affronted One
9. Cranky

And the best part is you could use the same comment for all of them!

Posted by: Mrs. Julien at March 11, 2011 3:06 PM

Well, as someone who lives in Michigan and didn't stay home in November and voted for only democrats, I would politely ask Tracer Bullet and Pookie to go suck their mama's dick. I didn't vote for these assholes.

Posted by: Forbiddendonut at March 11, 2011 3:28 PM

I have always felt like Biel could kick Timberlakes ass.

Posted by: jp at March 11, 2011 4:06 PM

To all you Lost fans: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIl0rYbW_hU

Posted by: camila at March 11, 2011 4:24 PM

I also live in Michigan and saw every single person I voted for get defeated. Don't wish bad things on all of us, please.

Posted by: Andrea at March 11, 2011 4:34 PM

"But then again, what isn’t made better by Sam Jackson?"

Snakes on a Plane, the Star Wars prequels, the xXx movies, Iron Man 2, Astro Boy, Jumper, The Spirit, Black Snake Moan, The Negotiator, Deep Blue Sea/Sphere, Loaded Weapon, Amos and Andrew, and anything he's done voiceover work for.

Granted, he's got at least a 2:1 ratio of shite to radassitude.

Posted by: RobP at March 11, 2011 4:54 PM

I was staring at that Straight Story painting for like half an hour. There will be blood in my dreams tonight.

And, Dalmatian prosciutto crudo, ripe sheep cheese from the Island of Pag, some homemade tartar sauce, my own tomatoes and loads of fresh basil. I like my sandwiches patriotic.

Posted by: schmerpes at March 11, 2011 5:05 PM

In all fairness, the Republicans would never attempt to pass the legislation they are now unless their states were on the brink. Desperation is allowing them to get away with this bullshit. When people in Michigan voted for the "tough nerd", they never expected he would grant himself the ability to abolish any government or contract he sees fit. So to say the people of Wisconsin and Michigan deserve whatever comes to them is just wrong.

Posted by: Buy Stock in OCP at March 11, 2011 5:07 PM

I hate that Jessica Biel always wears lipsticks that wash out her lips. I can't even tell where her face ends and her lips begin. I don't like it. It's unnerving.

Posted by: Anna von Beav at March 11, 2011 2:59 PM

Me too, me too, she always looks so... lizardy.

Posted by: schmerpes at March 11, 2011 5:08 PM

@ Jadine

150,000 die per day. Why aren't you on the "verge of tears all day" for them?

Idiot.

Posted by: the EPA at March 11, 2011 5:16 PM

dear fredo and eepah,

oh do hush.

Posted by: firedmyass at March 11, 2011 5:24 PM

"Me too, me too, she always looks so... lizardy."

Show me a lizard that looks like Biel and I'll show you... uh, well, nothing actually because I would be fucking a lizard.

Posted by: firedmyass at March 11, 2011 5:31 PM

firedmyass,

Gecko. Go ahead, have fun.

http://www.ridelust.com/wp-content/uploads/geico-gecko-16.jpg

Posted by: schmerpes at March 11, 2011 5:55 PM

I forgot to mention I find it funny that Japan, the biggest rapers of the ocean, got hit by a tsunami.

I'd queue the gong but it's underwater (too soon?).

Posted by: the EPA at March 11, 2011 2:20 PM

Wow. Insensitive and stupid.
Is it ok if I find it funny when you and everyone you know get hit by a catastrophe?

I know a lot of people in Japan. I'm hoping they and their loved ones made it through ok.

Posted by: Simon at March 11, 2011 6:07 PM

I want 4chan: the Musical.

Posted by: Odnon at March 11, 2011 6:12 PM

More Adam Scott please! God I love him. He's like a sexy human Q-Tip. So skinny with so much fabulous hair.

Posted by: Lemon Poundcake at March 11, 2011 6:13 PM

wait... too-far-apart eyes, grainy skin, lumpy torso... that's J.T.'s first girlfriend.

Posted by: firedmyass at March 11, 2011 6:15 PM

firedmyass,

oh come on, you'd still hit it!

Posted by: schmerpes at March 11, 2011 6:21 PM

@ the EPA: it will always be too soon, asshole.

Posted by: Forward Observer at March 11, 2011 6:49 PM

Now if Sam Jackson were from Boston THAT would make everything that much better. Except for Japan, they got the short end of the stick this time. Hopefully the world can pull its collective head out if its ass and help out.

Posted by: karen at March 11, 2011 6:49 PM

RE Tracer Bullet: "I have only a limited amount of sympathy for Wisconsin and Michigan. It's not like these pricks seized power in a bloody coup. They were voted in by a majority of the electorate, in part because Democrats got their panties in a bunch because Obama didn't come into office with a unicorn and magical jelly beans to make everything better and sat out the election. That Tea Baggers are delusional assholes really shouldn't have been a surprise to anyone. Like Mencken said, Democracy means people get the government they deserve and they deserve to get it good and hard."

I agree, for the most part (though I think what the governor of Michigan is attempting will not pass legal muster). I certainly think what many of these idiots (Republican politicians) are doing is colossally assholish, but these are the winners of the elections many people couldn't be bothered to vote in. It's not all about the president. He doesn't run the entire country. The various little city councils and school boards and county boards of various kinds and state legislatures run the country. If you don't bother to vote in those elections, those people get elected by the hard-core zealots, which in many states, are Republicans. Jesus-loving Republicans who hate unions and abortion and birth control and boobies on TV and R-rated movies.

Posted by: Slash at March 11, 2011 6:58 PM

that sci-fi map was cool.

Posted by: splinter at March 11, 2011 7:02 PM

firedmyass, here is the nice, dark, moist center in the middle of my Hershey's Kisses. Bite it and eat it. Eat all of it.

/unemployed for over a year

Posted by: Fredo at March 11, 2011 7:17 PM

Is this a Pajiba comment section? Where am I?

Posted by: becks at March 11, 2011 7:46 PM

Being with her was Justin's first mistake anyway.
"What does she do?
She's super famous.
But what does she do?
..."

Posted by: james at March 11, 2011 9:06 PM

Also, the Parks&Rec cast was on this week's episode of Doug Loves Movies

Posted by: John G. at March 11, 2011 9:50 PM

@EPA

Fuck you with Chainsaw you insensitive dumbfuck. Biggest raper of ocean? I don;t care where and how u got your statistics and I don;t care if it true or not. It's still not ok to laugh about disaster and tragedy like that. You are no better than the people who though New Orleans deserved Katrina because it is an immoral city. And Indonesi tsunami because it went against somebody's religion. FUck you fuck you fuck you, may you be alone and die in your piss and vomit, preferably in next month, which actually would be merciful compared to your current life assuming from the amount of insensitivity you managed to express.

Yes, I am unreasonably angry because I am from Japan and so many of my friends had such a rough time and I still can;t contact few and I have relatives there too. Over thousand died and still counting dammit. It will never be ok to make a joke about it. Seriously.

Posted by: yocean at March 11, 2011 9:52 PM

"Jesus-loving Republicans who hate unions and abortion and birth control and boobies...

At first I was like, "Republican's hate unicorns?"

Posted by: superasente at March 11, 2011 10:08 PM

I was lucky enough to go to the Parks and Rec event (it was only 5 bucks and I got up to the 8th row). They showed next weeks episode and it's hilarious. They all talked and Amy Poehler seems to think the show will be renewed not only this year but years to come, which would be great.

Not enought time spent with Nick Offerman. They should have just had a Ron Swanson night, but I left knowing this, Rashida Jones is immensely hot and has a phenomenal set of legs. I feel better knowing this information.

Posted by: Rubble44 at March 11, 2011 10:41 PM

becks - I'm really not sure... I feel like I'm reading the comments on a cbc.ca news article about the deaths of out-of-bound skiers.

Posted by: Tits McGee at March 12, 2011 12:16 AM

Wow. The level of misunderstanding about /b/ in that Vanity Fair article is hilariously sad.

No one understands /b/.

Posted by: schrodinger at March 12, 2011 1:21 AM

The weird thing is that this is the first time I remember a Pajiba day where the last post of the day went up around 1:00 PM and then nothing (no "PAD", no EE, nothing else).

SXSW must be playing havoc.

Posted by: Fredo at March 12, 2011 2:20 AM

Okay, who caused the earthquake and tsunami? Did either Godzilla or Cthulhu roll over in their sleep or something?

Godzilla: Hey baby ...

Cthulhu: !!! Get OFF me, you lizard! Shit! I'm trying to get some beauty sleep, and here you are getting all grabby. ::grumbles::

Posted by: The Wanderer at March 12, 2011 3:46 AM

Another thing: There is a solution to the economic messes in the various states.

It's not popular, but it's the only way to erase a deficit.

Ready? Drum roll, please ...

Raise taxes on the upper income bracket.

Yeah. Simple as that. The top 20 percent should pay more, along with corporations (like Bank of America, which pays bupkis). I wouldn't raise it so very high; just what Lyndon Johnson pegged it at ... 55.6%.

Simple.

Oh, and I'd also scrap the salary tax cap so people who make more than $106,000 can pay into Social Security like the rest of us.

Posted by: Rick Scott's Evil Twin at March 12, 2011 3:51 AM

Okay, who caused the earthquake and tsunami? Did either Godzilla or Cthulhu roll over in their sleep or something?

Posted by: The Wanderer at March 12, 2011 3:46 AM

Did you have any wacky light-heart comments for the earthquake in Haiti last year?
Or for Hurricane Katrina hitting New Orleans?
Maybe for 9/11?

Posted by: Simon at March 12, 2011 6:37 AM

Simon, yes, actually.

"I must laugh, to keep from screaming ..."

Posted by: The Wanderer at March 12, 2011 7:08 AM

@ yocean

Posted by: the EPA at March 12, 2011 7:54 AM

@ yocean

I found your rant tired and boring until you said you were from Japan. I then re-read your post in a funny Asian accent and it was much more enjoyable. Thanks for the early morning chuckle.

And their is nothing funny about Godzilla jokes because we all know earthquakes cause Rodan to awaken.

Posted by: the EPA at March 12, 2011 7:57 AM

"I must laugh, to keep from screaming ..."

Posted by: The Wanderer at March 12, 2011 7:08 AM

That's a perfectly fine sentiment when it's your own set-back you're laughing at.

When you are making jokes about others tragically losing their loved ones and seeing their lives destroyed, that's just callous.

Posted by: Simon at March 12, 2011 8:04 AM

I found your rant tired and boring until you said you were from Japan. I then re-read your post in a funny Asian accent and it was much more enjoyable. Thanks for the early morning chuckle.

Posted by: the EPA at March 12, 2011 7:57 AM

There are few people in the world I wish ill upon, but you've just made it on to a very short list, you complete and utter arsehole. I am staggered that even a troll like yourself could be such a fuckwit to add racism to your overwhelming insensitivity.

Read that in whatever accent you like. It doesn't matter. You'll still be a moronic cock.

Posted by: Simon at March 12, 2011 8:11 AM

I think it's high-larious when people get all righteously indignant over comments people make on-line.

Posted by: Cletus at March 12, 2011 12:02 PM

Being online doesn't automatically make it "okay" to be an asshole.

Posted by: Craig at March 12, 2011 12:37 PM

Maybe, when they are both over their ex's, someone should fix Jessica Biel and Ryan Reynolds up with each other. They both seem to be the monogamous type and you never know it just might work.

Posted by: dl at March 12, 2011 1:10 PM

Umm...Marshmallow Peep anyone?
I left them out of the package so they're nice and chewy?

Posted by: bleujayone at March 12, 2011 1:13 PM

What this site needs today is a comment diversion.

Posted by: Mrs. Julien at March 12, 2011 1:22 PM

Yeah so, Dustin, if you decided not to archive this whole comment section I don't think anyone would object.

Posted by: becks at March 12, 2011 5:07 PM

And now Olivia Wilde is available too.

Decisions, decisions ...

Posted by: , at March 12, 2011 5:51 PM

Berkely Breathed coined a term:

"Offensensitivity."

People being sensitive to being offended. I think that says it all, really.

And Dustin? I'm with Becks: If you want to discard this thread, I have no objection. Objecting would be pointless, in fact, since you and the other site moderators have the whip hand when it comes to what stays and what goes.

Posted by: The Wanderer at March 13, 2011 6:41 AM

@EPA;

I see you are beyond saving. Good luck not living your no-life, I got my friends' lives to worry about.

@The Wanderer:

As much as I understand the importance of humor in release tension, I don't really see any need for YOU to make humorous comments about misery that is not yours.

One thing for sure, Japan will come out of this stronger and better and you will see what we are made of. Theres' nothing like disaster that challenges the humanity.

Posted by: yocean at March 13, 2011 8:49 AM

@yocean

I went to a sushi bar last night with my Vietnamese friend so in a way I helped Japan last night.

Posted by: the EPA at March 13, 2011 12:36 PM

@EPA,

That's great, your friend is lucky to have you as a friend who knows how to help those in need.

My ex-girlfriend is from Miyagi where the Tsunami hit. She is fine but now she does not know whether her parents or grandparents or brother is dead or not. Put yourself in that shoe for minute before you speak or comment next time on this subject, Ok? I would rather believe in goodness of humanity at the moment. Let me.

Posted by: yocean at March 13, 2011 2:32 PM

People being sensitive to being offended. I think that says it all, really.

Posted by: The Wanderer at March 13, 2011 6:41 AM

Ok Wanderer. If we can't be sensitive over a natural disaster that in just a few minutes killed 10,000 people and ruined the lives of countless others, what can we be sensitive about?

Is there any area where you think it proper to consider the feelings of others?

Posted by: Simon at March 13, 2011 6:25 PM

Seriously guys, who doesn't like Marshmallow Peeps? They're only around this time of year. So crunchy on the outside, so chewy on the inside.

I mean you really can't be pissed off while eating these little buggers. Dip 'em in a mug of hot chocolate and you're looking at a mule ride to heaven.

Who's with me for a confectionery pow-wow?

Posted by: bleujayone at March 13, 2011 6:28 PM

Oh, bleujayone, I live in the Kanto region of Japan, and I could really go for a confectionery pow-wow right now.

Posted by: Shibuyama at March 13, 2011 11:05 PM

bleujayone,

Me. I hate Peeps. Well, I hate the taste. They're cute little buggers, I'll grant you that.

Posted by: , at March 14, 2011 12:42 AM

Bleujayone 2012.

Posted by: Matty at March 14, 2011 1:27 AM

In passing (his) I find it hard not to think that the killing of Osama Bin Laden hasn't been faked just to give Obama a boost in the ratings just in time for him to be successful in the coming elections. The whole thing is faked by idiots, idiots because they expect us to believe this obvious rubbish.

Posted by: Event Management at May 2, 2011 7:55 PM

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