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• Real or Fake? The Unlikely Post-Okla. Tornado Photo Making the Rounds

  May 23, 2013 at 3:25pm

  In reply to mscaptbilly.

  @Onikaze – Have you considered moving?

• Tech Company Demonstrates Remote Disabling of a ‘Smart Gun’

  May 21, 2013 at 9:00pm

  Not quite sure how they are going to get this one to work I know the people who have patents on both the electronic trigger and the electronic safety lock. Not much more you could do to safe the weapon! The reason we dont have either on the market is because it is not safe. If it fails you will either have an inoperative gun in a time of emergency or a fully operational gun when it should be disabled. Neither of which would be good.

• Watch Anderson Cooper Get Knocked Out on ‘SNL’

  May 21, 2013 at 1:57am

  I agree with others in asking what the motivation was to post this crap?

• New Video Shows Incredible Footage of Deadly Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion: ‘God Almighty, Damn!’

  April 19, 2013 at 9:45am

  In reply to durangofox.

  Wow did you make that up on your own or did someone tell you that? Have you ever taken a chemistry class? I love how people state “facts” when they are clueless.

  You do not need to mix amonium nitrate with diesel to get an explosion. Ammonium nitrate breaks down to nitric oxide better known as NO2 or NOS (and oddly enough water, and other minor products)…. You know NO2 the stuff that makes combustion engines go crazy. All it needs is a little heat (well a few hundred degrees). A few tons of it in an enclosed place will cause a large explosion. There was also anhydrous ammonia at the site which is flammable by its own right. The two in combination, well…. You see the result.

  Do the world a favor. If you have no idea what you are talking about please don’t post, or at least preface your comment with, maybe; I think; I don’t know but, something which lets readers know you really don’t know what you are talking about. People have a tendency to repeat what they read here and when the repeat crap like this makes us all look stupid.

• This Guy Suffered From Chronic Back Pain for Nearly 3 Years — He Just Identified the Unbelievable Reason Why

  March 21, 2013 at 11:56pm

  In reply to dajones.

  sorry for the spelling errors I just read it.

• This Guy Suffered From Chronic Back Pain for Nearly 3 Years — He Just Identified the Unbelievable Reason Why

  March 21, 2013 at 11:55pm

  In reply to dajones.

  @DAJONES
  I find your story flaud. Blood clots to the lung called Pulmonary Embolisms (especially the size you report) are deadly within minutes to hours if not treated. 4 years? That’s an awful long time for a Pulmonary Embolism to be there and not kill you. On top of that your symptoms that you reported are wrong for a PE. The symptoms of a PE are shortness of breath while at rest, inability to perform exercise, chest pain, anxiousness, not seasonal cough.

  I dont doubt you are telling the truth that you had something, but not likely a blood clot to your lungs (PE). There is a chance you had an empyema (a collection of puss and blood between the lung and chest wall in the pleural space) which do go undiagnosed at times. They can cause weird symptoms including intermittent cough and fevers. If they drained it and put you on antibiotics then it was an empyema. If they gave you injections of blood thinner then it was a very unusual PE.

  Empyemas are usually only found by accident or on purpose with a CT. Most doctors will not irradiate people with a CT scan for seasonal coughing, therefore your treatment was normal. I once found one the size of a football in a patient who most likely had it for 10 years. They are pretty rare however and you would have to irradiate (guessing) thousands of people with a cough to find one. Not good enough odds to check routinely.

• What Are These Strange Barcode-Like Images Visible in Aerial Pictures of the U.S.?

  February 18, 2013 at 11:13pm

  In reply to hades3.

  @sendthemeteors

  Did you read the article? It tells you what they are for. The military has been using them for a very long time. That is how we used to calibrate our spy plane cameras, then the early satellites. No big mystery.

  @ Hades3
  Your use of too is too much. You do realize there is a difference between to, too, and two? No worries the editors here would never have dinged you for it.

• You’ll Never Believe How This 300-Year-Old Bible Was Found After Burglars Ran off With It in 2011

  February 6, 2013 at 3:48pm

  In reply to GodGunsandFreedom.

  I was thinking the same thing. Maybe I’m heartless but shouldn’t the Salvation Army reimburse the buyers?

• Shock Video: Mall Security Guard Forced to Tase Mother After She Attacks Him While Toddlers Hurl ‘Gay’ Insults

  February 1, 2013 at 6:55pm

  In reply to VetMike.

  @marybeth
  I believe GB would post the story whether or not it was black people in the video. The point of the piece is the decline of our civilization. And those standing up to it. The security guard in the video is also black.

  However, I do agree with you that there seems to be a rather large number of racist or at the very least bigoted comments. I know many normal black people that would have the same reaction to this video that I have. It has nothing to do with color, and all to do with city mentality. Here on the west coast our cities are no as populated with black people, and the same crap happens. I really wish those of you who are making the prejudicial comments would realize that you are part of the problem. Why do you want people of other races to act like you when you act like a$$es?

  That said… I really did like the way the assailant did a swan dive to the pavement when he tazed her ****. That security guard has more patience then me as I would have tazed her sooner, and the baby daddy that stepped up to him.

• UPDATED: ‘I Give God 10%’ Tip Story Takes Interesting Twist: Pastor Revealed & the Waitress Has Allegedly Been Fired

  January 31, 2013 at 2:31pm

  In reply to EQUALIZER.

  I believe what the pastor did was in poor taste, but its not out of line with what I have thought in the past. I have had some pretty terrible service at times when the tip was automatically added. What the waitress did however was egregious. She is an employee working for a company. She had no right to do what she did and should not only lose her job, but publicly apologize to her customers. How would you like it if you complained to a company and they placed your bill with name and signature up on the Internet for all to see?