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Schryer · Guest

Tech call centers are just as bad as sweatshops.
Wow the attention to detail is very impressive. Good video!

Omrhan · Guest

“I'm not American but, isn't a little awkward a state company that survives due to tax payer, helps a private company on their product?

Street · Guest

The teacher obviously deserves to go to prison, but terrorist threats...wtf?Although, I'm sure him asking the student if he's gay probably meant he wanted to have sex with him. I guess anal rape can be considered an act of terrorism..
This reminds me of this movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c43Sa4dztk!

Kamra · Guest

Must be a slow day for news. "...forcing the co-pilot to steer the aircraft back to Halifax."*rolls eyes*?
speed walk and tree climbing for the win!

Shontonia · Guest

Ahh the grand convergence of the incredibly silly and lame with the completely compulsive and mildly offensive. Pure genius!

Annelie · Guest

The only thing stupid about this is that some idiot introduced piranha to a Florida pond. Piranha can destroy a lake ecosystem in short order, and if they were to escape in to a larger body of water like lake Okeechobee, we could lose a wonderful natural resource for good.. It really pisses me off to, but my anger is focused on the right people.

Styrczula · Guest

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_for_Media_and_ ...FundingThe media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) has challenged CMPA's non-partisan claim, based on the argument that much of its funding has come from conservative sources, and that its founder, Dr. S. Robert Lichter, once held a chair in mass communications at the American Enterprise Institute and was a Fox News contributor.[18][19] After a Washington Post article referred to CMPA as "conservative," the Post published a "Clarification," which concluded, "The Center describes itself as nonpartisan, and its studies have been cited by both conservative and liberal commentators."[20]Progressive organization MediaTransparency (now run by Media Matters for America documented that between 1986 and 2005 CMPA received 55 grants totaling $2,960,916 (unadjusted for inflation). The organization, which collated information from returns filed by numerous conservative foundations, found that 86% of CMPA's total funding came from conservative-leaning foundations.

Ramautar · Guest

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