[Jason Tate]

This will be fun: http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=2914972

[Jason Tate]

The polls are gonna be janky for another 2 or 3 days ... gotta let things settle a bit before we really know where anything lands.

[knash9]

Kind of upset that most discussed topic about the debate is his line about PBS not all of his other bullshit.

[perceptrons]

Happy Genocidal Explorer Day everyone!

[Ferrari333SP]

Originally Posted by knash9

Kind of upset that most discussed topic about the debate is his line about PBS not all of his other bullshit.

Seems like such a simple, small thing, but it really represents how truly warped Romney's thinking is.

[S/T]

Originally Posted by Mitch

NRA released an ad attacking Obama for "chipping away at our second amendment rights."

WHAT THE FUCK UNIVERSE DO THESE PEOPLE LIVE IN.

In all seriousness, when I was in high school I had the original Duck Hunt with the attachable gun. Now? I can't find it anywhere. #NOBAMA

[loveisdead]

Originally Posted by Jason Tate

This will be fun: http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=2914972

Oh dear.

[loveisdead]

Originally Posted by knash9

Kind of upset that most discussed topic about the debate is his line about PBS not all of his other bullshit.

It's just amazing to me that a guy that said, "I love Big Bird. I actually like you too, Jim" won the debate.

[crackedthesky]

The average American clearly just wants a candidate to stick it to the man, regardless if anything coming out of their mouth is true, or in Mitt's case, disqualifies you from even being a decent human being. Dude effectively threatened to fire the moderator to take care of less than a percent of our budget but said not a word about the billions of dollars in yearly oil subsidies or the cost of tax cuts for the rich (at least one but probably both of which he'd like to increase).

[S/T]

Originally Posted by loveisdead

It's just amazing to me that a guy that said, "I love Big Bird. I actually like you too, Jim" won the debate.

There was actually a pretty good blog post on, get this, FOX News about how things like "Big Bird" are concrete things that people can understand, and that always overshadow more abstract concepts like budgets, despite the fact that most people actually want details regarding the less "tangible" things. "People are simple and stupid" was kind of an over-arching theme in the post, but it was a preitty interesting read.

The fact that the details people have been presented with this time around literally don't make any sense probably doesn't help.

[loveisdead]

[J.C.]

"In February 1504, a desperate Columbus was stranded in Jamaica, abandoned by half his crew and denied food by the islanders. The heavens that he relied on for navigation, however, would guide him safely once again. Knowing from his almanac that a lunar eclipse was coming on February 29, 1504, Columbus warned the islanders that his god was upset with their refusal of food and that the moon would “rise inflamed with wrath” as an expression of divine displeasure. On the appointed night, the eclipse darkened the moon and turned it red, and the terrified islanders offered provisions and beseeched Columbus to ask his god for mercy."

Religion is adorable.

[caveBEAR]

What websites sell chargers and batteries for laptops?

[loveisdead]

Originally Posted by caveBEAR

What websites sell chargers and batteries for laptops?

The manufacturer's, but you'll likely have to call them.

[georgedcc]

Originally Posted by caveBEAR

What websites sell chargers and batteries for laptops?

Amazon do absolutely loads. Searching for 'laptop charger' brings back 1.7 million results. The few times my charger has broken, I just order another one from there. So long as you don't have a really obscure laptop, they'll sell the charger you need.

If that's no good, try: http://www.whichlaptop.co.uk/power-p...ptop-chargers/