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Infographic of the Day: Of course the MPAA doesn’t want people to see Bully. If people stopped turning a blind eye to bullying it would no longer exist.
[thanks jill!]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1ka08RHZV1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Infographic of the Day: Of course the MPAA doesn’t want people to see Bully. If people stopped turning a blind eye to bullying it would no longer exist.
[thanks jill!]
Awesome like this needs no explanation.
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(817,079 plays)Adele vs. Britney - Toxic in the Deep
FLAWLESS
So, eric and I woke up this morning and this was in our driveway. We both put out the recycling and walked right past it without noticing it! We only saw it while we were driving away. It makes me wish I had ever seen any Doctor Who so I could have started freaking out.
We have no idea where it came from, there’s only 3 other people in our building and they don’t seem particularly nerdy.
Also, the last time I saw one of these was at the Geek Kink Event so all I can picture is people fooling around in there.
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This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: Saudi Arabia’s Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (CPVPV) has the authority to order women with “tempting eyes” to cover them up, according to a committee spokesman.
Sheikh Motlab al-Nabet was quoted by the Egyptian news website Bikya Masr as saying that a member of the notorious Sharia-enforcing body was acting justly when he ordered a women to cover her “sexy eyes.”
The Saudi newspaper al-Watan reported that the woman’s husband was stabbed in the hand twice during an altercation over the decree, and had to be hospitalized.
The CPVPV is controversial even within Saudi itself, as its power to enforce Islamic laws comes from the king rather than the state.
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This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: Saudi Arabia’s Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (CPVPV) has the authority to order women with “tempting eyes” to cover them up, according to a committee spokesman.
Sheikh Motlab al-Nabet was quoted by the Egyptian news website Bikya Masr as saying that a member of the notorious Sharia-enforcing body was acting justly when he ordered a women to cover her “sexy eyes.”
The Saudi newspaper al-Watan reported that the woman’s husband was stabbed in the hand twice during an altercation over the decree, and had to be hospitalized.
The CPVPV is controversial even within Saudi itself, as its power to enforce Islamic laws comes from the king rather than the state.
SPAM - 1970s advertisement.
The fact that there was such a thing as Spam spread horrifies me. I mean, it’s bad enough that it’s canned—they made it SPREADABLE. All sorts of wrong!
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