@Hecatom are you shitting me:
odin
October 21, 2015, 9:15pm
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How to talk shit to a guy you know most certainly will kick your ass.
http://i.imgur.com/OJNFcDf.gif
Iduno
October 21, 2015, 9:17pm
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W
Why is the guy on the building talking at empty space?
odin
October 21, 2015, 9:19pm
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He is threatening Hogan… Who is a mile away.
Hulkamania can run wild over many miles in a flash before runnin’ wild all over you, brother.
Raz0r
October 21, 2015, 9:30pm
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I…didn’t even know Dictionary.com creates a word of the day. Truth be told, I think that site is a joke. I use actual dictionaries.
So when I say, “Hey there are bundles of firewood at this gas station, should I pick some up for saturday*?” you guys understand I mean logs of wood meant as the primary fuel for fire, right? Not kindling like this girl assumed I meant? Like could I have been more clear originally?
*left unsaid: because I know you don’t have any because I was at your house last weekend and you guys were burning paper and cardboard like hobos because you said it is too hard to find firewood in the city.
SoVi3t
October 21, 2015, 9:32pm
228
I subscribe to Anthony Cumia’s show, so I get access to Gavin and Legion of Skanks. Gavin’s show is GRINGE worthy though, I had trouble watching him as a guest on the other shows. But really, what do you expect from @crucades cousin?
Iduno
October 21, 2015, 9:32pm
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What is a Hogan, why is the ring empty?
Manx:
Announcer: Ony Geery. Experience catgirl waifu-fu fun.
Background track: OH NI WA, KISHI-TA, WARI NA… (as nasily as possible)
Na, bruh. I’ll pass. Basically, every character looks like either Neesa, Tekno, or Epidemic.
(But if it’s fun I dunno , I might play it… )
:tup:
Nope, lol…j/k I played it for all of 5 minutes… Shit looks like ass.
maxx:
his facebook is hilariously sad. it brightens my day when he cries about not getting a girl or being banned from the canadian fgc. he tried calling out brian james…and every single friend of his was like “you bout to get your ass beat…and possibly murdered”. everyone of his friends…lmfao
in other news so their fixing my cap, pain in the ass. but luckily i had a cute brazilian girl with her big ass tatas smothering my face. made it a bit less painful.
Man be careful, would hate for you to be labeled a rapist by association. You already play EA games so…
SWBeta
October 21, 2015, 9:34pm
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Bored at work. Entertain me, niggas.
Hecatom
October 21, 2015, 9:34pm
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Raz0r
October 21, 2015, 9:37pm
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Looks like Wikipedia is sexist as fuck. I’m actually surprised at this one, but I should have known better because it involved people from the internet. Let’s take a look:
She got into the habit of Googling her username, just in case. That’s how, earlier this year, a Wikipedia editor who goes by the username Lightbreather discovered that someone was posting images on a pornographic website and falsely claiming they were her. (The images were linked to her username; Lightbreather has been careful to make sure that no one on Wikipedia knows her real name.) A Google search of the poster’s username led her back to one of her fellow editors.
The photos were only the latest of several incidents of harassment. In 2014, Lightbreather made a request to the Wikipedia administrators: a space on the site to discuss ways to enforce Wikipedia’s civility policy, one of the site’s “five pillars” which says editors should always “treat each other with respect and civility.” In a page set up to discuss Lightbreather’s request, the administrator Eric Corbett told her, “The easiest way to avoid being called a cunt is not to act like one.”
Soon after, Lightbreather was invited to join the Gender Gap Task Force, a project by Wikipedia editors to examine why so few women participate on the site and why there’s a lack of coverage of notable women. A few days after she joined, she says, a male editor who had expressed support for Corbett’s comments against Lightbreather began popping up on the task force’s discussion page—and others soon followed. The male editors would “show up [in online discussions] and say stuff like, ‘Well, show us evidence that there is a gender gap,’” Lightbreather said, even though Wikipedia’s article on its own gender gap states that between 84 and 91 percent of editors are male, and that the imbalance “contributes to the systemic bias in Wikipedia.” She quit the task force a few days later.
Then, in January 2015, Lightbreather proposed a women-only space on Wikipedia for female editors to support each other and discuss the specific barriers they face online. The proposal was part of the Wikimedia Foundation’s Inspire Campaign, launched to fund projects aimed at closing the site’s gender gap—but users took to the “oppose” section of proposal’s discussion page to promise to “fight this to the death.”
“It’s just incredible how much hatred was spewing out of these guys. … When you have a bunch of angry people show up on the doorstep of a new project you’re trying to get off the ground, it drives away a lot of people who might have been interested,” Lightbreather said. Her idea for a Women’s Wiki didn’t get funding from the Foundation, but others are currently trying to create something similar.
What a bunch of pathetic losers. They are really gonna go after women on Wikipedia? Why? What fucking benefit does this bring? Oh, and you know it gets better:
But challenging the status quo on Wikipedia is no easy task. All the Wikipedia contributors interviewed said that if a woman wants to last as an editor on the site, there are certain fights she just doesn’t pick.
“When you put ‘feminism’ in anything on Wikipedia, all hell breaks loose,” said Stierch. “I’ve been called a Feminazi more times than I can count.”
“The lunatics are running the asylum,” she added. “And the non-profit that operates it can’t even control them. What do you do when you don’t have a principal to tell all the kids to behave?”
That’s sad. If you don’t come and identify as male on Wikipedia other editors will go out and search for your personal info and harass you.
And one more quote:
Women like White, Temple-Wood, and Stierch are working towards something like balance. A few years ago, Stierch ran an edit-a-thon at the Smithsonian to create Wikipedia articles for women in science. Among the pages that the volunteers created was a page for Nellie Brown, a scientist in the early 20th century who saved all the oranges in Florida from disease, essentially preventing Florida’s economy from tanking. **It was nominated for deletion within two minutes, **she said. But it’s there now.
lol at these bunch of assholes going after women scientists. Get the fuck off of the internet, nerds.
Are they really women razor? Or just white dudes in drag?
Iduno
October 21, 2015, 9:45pm
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Raz0r:
Looks like Wikipedia is sexist as fuck. I’m actually surprised at this one, but I should have known better because it involved people from the internet. Let’s take a look:
She got into the habit of Googling her username, just in case. That’s how, earlier this year, a Wikipedia editor who goes by the username Lightbreather discovered that someone was posting images on a pornographic website and falsely claiming they were her. (The images were linked to her username; Lightbreather has been careful to make sure that no one on Wikipedia knows her real name.) A Google search of the poster’s username led her back to one of her fellow editors.
The photos were only the latest of several incidents of harassment. In 2014, Lightbreather made a request to the Wikipedia administrators: a space on the site to discuss ways to enforce Wikipedia’s civility policy, one of the site’s “five pillars” which says editors should always “treat each other with respect and civility.” In a page set up to discuss Lightbreather’s request, the administrator Eric Corbett told her, “The easiest way to avoid being called a cunt is not to act like one.”
Soon after, Lightbreather was invited to join the Gender Gap Task Force, a project by Wikipedia editors to examine why so few women participate on the site and why there’s a lack of coverage of notable women. A few days after she joined, she says, a male editor who had expressed support for Corbett’s comments against Lightbreather began popping up on the task force’s discussion page—and others soon followed. The male editors would “show up [in online discussions] and say stuff like, ‘Well, show us evidence that there is a gender gap,’” Lightbreather said, even though Wikipedia’s article on its own gender gap states that between 84 and 91 percent of editors are male, and that the imbalance “contributes to the systemic bias in Wikipedia.” She quit the task force a few days later.
Then, in January 2015, Lightbreather proposed a women-only space on Wikipedia for female editors to support each other and discuss the specific barriers they face online. The proposal was part of the Wikimedia Foundation’s Inspire Campaign, launched to fund projects aimed at closing the site’s gender gap—but users took to the “oppose” section of proposal’s discussion page to promise to “fight this to the death.”
“It’s just incredible how much hatred was spewing out of these guys. … When you have a bunch of angry people show up on the doorstep of a new project you’re trying to get off the ground, it drives away a lot of people who might have been interested,” Lightbreather said. Her idea for a Women’s Wiki didn’t get funding from the Foundation, but others are currently trying to create something similar.
What a bunch of pathetic losers. They are really gonna go after women on Wikipedia? Why? What fucking benefit does this bring? Oh, and you know it gets better:
But challenging the status quo on Wikipedia is no easy task. All the Wikipedia contributors interviewed said that if a woman wants to last as an editor on the site, there are certain fights she just doesn’t pick.
“When you put ‘feminism’ in anything on Wikipedia, all hell breaks loose,” said Stierch. “I’ve been called a Feminazi more times than I can count.”
“The lunatics are running the asylum,” she added. “And the non-profit that operates it can’t even control them. What do you do when you don’t have a principal to tell all the kids to behave?”
That’s sad. If you don’t come and identify as male on Wikipedia other editors will go out and search for your personal info and harass you.
And one more quote:
Women like White, Temple-Wood, and Stierch are working towards something like balance. A few years ago, Stierch ran an edit-a-thon at the Smithsonian to create Wikipedia articles for women in science. Among the pages that the volunteers created was a page for Nellie Brown, a scientist in the early 20th century who saved all the oranges in Florida from disease, essentially preventing Florida’s economy from tanking. **It was nominated for deletion within two minutes, **she said. But it’s there now.
lol at these bunch of assholes going after women scientists. Get the fuck off of the internet, nerds.
[citation needed]
In all seriousness, where is the news site?
SoVi3t
October 21, 2015, 9:52pm
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What was the full context and quote, that can’t be all, no man is that foolish to say that and just that.
I should listen to some of rogan’s recent podcasts, I think I’ve taken enough of a break. I need to take time off because he ends up repeating stuff to consecutive guests and after a couple weeks of hearing him rail on one topic I need a break.
Any recommendations for recent ones rock?
