What does Palin being a woman have anything to do with her level of stupidity? McCain was a man and picked an idiot for a running mate. Gee...

Misogynist and xenophobe. Yup...Alphabetsoupy's a christian, all right.

Quote: Mental frickin giant he was.

Compared to that dumb cunt Palin you might even be a rung or two up the ladder....but I doubt it.

And yeah, asswipe. Romney made such a difference when he ran on his own! Glad to see your political acumen is on a par with your religious outlook.

(October 28, 2013 at 12:44 am)Minimalist Wrote:

Quote: Mental frickin giant he was.

Compared to that dumb cunt Palin you might even be a rung or two up the ladder....but I doubt it.

And yeah, asswipe. Romney made such a difference when he ran on his own! Glad to see your political acumen is on a par with your religious outlook.

This dude thinks Obama is a Muslim because his name is Hussein. Well I guess every guy named Thomas is a Christian and all Joesph's are Jews.

(October 28, 2013 at 3:10 am)Lemonvariable72 Wrote: This dude thinks Obama is a Muslim because his name is Hussein. Well I guess every guy named Thomas is a Christian and all Joesph's are Jews.

To say nothing about that baby whose name is Messiah, again...

A friend of mine named his daughter Zelda. I suppose this must mean she's destined to unite the land under the banner of three golden triangles one day.

(October 9, 2013 at 11:45 pm)BadWriterSparty Wrote: A little anecdote from today:

Somehow my class of Air Force students ended up on a tangent about science, which would be awesome if some of these young tards weren't so damn ignorant. Luckily, since I'm the instructor, my words carry a small amount of weight to these guys.

A student began by claiming that science had proven a link between people who watch porn and those who commit sexual assault. I calmly asked if this was an actual science study, or if it was merely a correlation found when compiling certain statistics. He admitted that it was more likely the latter. I then further impressed upon him that science would most likely not concern itself with proving such a thing, as science actually deals with testing hypotheses as opposed to proving them, as mathematics is more apt to do. Again, he conceded the point.

After which he totally forgot what he had just conceded when he blurted out, "Well, at Leary science still hasn't proven evolution or global warming." The class became a little tense at this comment that has just come from nowhere, but I calmly countered the claim again. I reminded him that we had just agreed that science didn't deal with such proof, but that the point, for instance, on proving evolution was moot anyway since it was actually a demonstrable and observable fact.

The rest of the class applauded the rebuttal, after which I segued into the next lesson, dropping the issue entirely before the idiot student could come up with something to try and stump teacher. I usually don't revel in putting a student on the spot, but this jackass had it coming. I especially liked that that the other students, last I saw, were still ribbing him on the subject.

I am currently an Aviation Weapons instructor for The Navy, and I too take any and all opportunities to teach my kids the importance of being more humble about things they think they know. The military is full of people that like to pretend to know things. A little more intellectual honesty in the military would be a good thing. We can make an impact one class at a time. Good job!

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(October 10, 2013 at 1:59 am)Captain Colostomy Wrote:

(October 10, 2013 at 1:39 am)BadWriterSparty Wrote: I doubt he even properly knows how to open his fly.

He should be in the Navy, then...plenty of guys there willing to lend a hand.

*grins and flips the bird to Rahul*

Hey!!!

(October 27, 2013 at 11:57 pm)Tkcjpii Wrote: I don't recall that. I remember falling off my chair when I heard McCain picked a woman running mate from Alaska?!?!?! Could have picked romney and saved us 4 years of that community activist Hussein O.

You really think that McCain would have won had he had Romney as a running mate? Hardly. Think about 2008 for a second... we were in a recession, and Obama had the message of hope and change. All McCain had was "I promise I'm not just like Bush" and "Oh I don't remember how many houses I own." When the economy is in the toilet, rich guys who don't even know how rich they are don't do very well in elections.

(October 28, 2013 at 8:41 am)The Reality Salesman Wrote:

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(October 9, 2013 at 11:45 pm)BadWriterSparty Wrote: A little anecdote from today:

Somehow my class of Air Force students ended up on a tangent about science, which would be awesome if some of these young tards weren't so damn ignorant. Luckily, since I'm the instructor, my words carry a small amount of weight to these guys.

A student began by claiming that science had proven a link between people who watch porn and those who commit sexual assault. I calmly asked if this was an actual science study, or if it was merely a correlation found when compiling certain statistics. He admitted that it was more likely the latter. I then further impressed upon him that science would most likely not concern itself with proving such a thing, as science actually deals with testing hypotheses as opposed to proving them, as mathematics is more apt to do. Again, he conceded the point.

After which he totally forgot what he had just conceded when he blurted out, "Well, at Leary science still hasn't proven evolution or global warming." The class became a little tense at this comment that has just come from nowhere, but I calmly countered the claim again. I reminded him that we had just agreed that science didn't deal with such proof, but that the point, for instance, on proving evolution was moot anyway since it was actually a demonstrable and observable fact.

The rest of the class applauded the rebuttal, after which I segued into the next lesson, dropping the issue entirely before the idiot student could come up with something to try and stump teacher. I usually don't revel in putting a student on the spot, but this jackass had it coming. I especially liked that that the other students, last I saw, were still ribbing him on the subject.

I am currently an Aviation Weapons instructor for The Navy, and I too take any and all opportunities to teach my kids the importance of being more humble about things they think they know. The military is full of people that like to pretend to know things. A little more intellectual honesty in the military would be a good thing. We can make an impact one class at a time. Good job!

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(October 10, 2013 at 1:59 am)Captain Colostomy Wrote: He should be in the Navy, then...plenty of guys there willing to lend a hand.

*grins and flips the bird to Rahul*

Hey!!!

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Good to see more and more people in the armed services who actually have a head on their shoulders. Well met, sir!

I didnt read the OP , thing that caught my attention that you call your students as idiots , perhaps the time has come to retire .