Play Time: | Separate the Red and Blue Balls. Thanks Sharon. |
Link of the Day: | The Oxford Bottled Beer Database. |
Stories of the Day: |
Puppy Dials Ambulance, Crew Responds. Man sent gun in internet mix-up. Lawmakers to examine smoking in film. |
Science!: |
Remote medicine on frontier of space. E-serenity, now! When Coffee Doesn't Do It, Turning to Canned Energy (registration required). |
Image of the Day: | Balancing Goat. Thanks Ant. |
Media of the Day: | Cheat Commandoes. Thanks Ant. Rock, rock on! |
Follow-up: | 'Sausage-Gate' victim to retire. |
Thanks Mike Martinez |
Shooting and killing the "bad guy" is still a violent act Enahs.
Why is it ok for kids to see 20,000+ simulated murders and 100's of 1000's of violent acts in the media but seeing some broad's nipple at a football game (more violence) warrants a congressional oversight commitee.
"Both the “left” and the “right” pretend they have the answer, but they are mere flippers on the same thalidomide baby, and the truth is that neither side has a clue."
- Jim Goad
So if young people emulate what they see on screen to that extent shouldn't violence on screen be a much greater concern?
MrsBlue doesn't seem interested in dressing up as a booth babe, so I'm not sure what I can do to recreate the feel of the show.