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[Zing]

There are few men who wouldn't love to just have a few minutes alone with Kim's ass. I'm not sure who would actually date any of them though.

[Luke]

I find it depressing how the art of political spin has been so perfected that people can manage to even make citizens protesting against corporate and political greed look completely selfish.

This. As a current occupier, I find this "entitlement" rhetoric from the right to be absurd. I can speak for myself only, but I stand against corporate/statist authoritarianism, exploitation of the poor by the wealthy, and U.S.-conducted/sponsored war and imperialism. This has nothing to do with entitlement, "hand-outs", or selfishness. Fuck, it's a protest against selfishness and excess.

Plenty of millionaires are selling merchandise to those who support the "occupy" movement/protest/whatever it is they think they are doing. These protestors are literally spending money on items from the alleged 1%, and that is just hilarious.

Hey. I've got 99 problems but a bitch ain't one.

[SpaceBooger]

Horesmaning!
My kids are hip. They are all about the cool trendy internet memes.

[fvgazi]

There are plenty of current/veteran soldiers, firemen, policemen, 9/11 victims, and servants of the country who are protesting to help make our land a better place. Don't paint them out to be lazy or selfish. They are fighting along with the average citizen at war and in our streets and it's disgusting to peg them any other way.

There's more than a handful of morons and selfish leeches sucking profit out of this movement, just don't forget the people trying to make an actual difference.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Plenty of millionaires are selling merchandise to those who support the "occupy" movement/protest/whatever it is they think they are doing. These protestors are literally spending money on items from the alleged 1%, and that is just hilarious.

Hey. I've got 99 problems but a bitch ain't one.

Well yes, every movement like this gets co-opted by some clueless rich liberals eventually. Thankfully, no one I know seems willing to buy that Jay-Z crap.

[Pulsar_t]

[Luke]

^That's hilarious.

[Ziggy]

There's no phone booths, so obviously a cell phone store is the closest thing!

Any one else notice that not only are there no more phone booths, but I'd be hard pressed to find a pay phone. Maybe it's different depending on your location, but here, there use to be payphones every where. Now, they're all gone!

[J T]

The other Jobs pic reminded me of this:

[J T]

Any one else notice that not only are there no more phone booths, but I'd be hard pressed to find a pay phone. Maybe it's different depending on your location, but here, there use to be payphones every where. Now, they're all gone!

Yes, this is partly why I got a cell phone. I didn't get one until about 2007. By that point, people were offended that I didn't have one. Not only do people depend on their cell phones, but they have grown accustomed to having instant access to other people. The absence of pay phones made things really difficult though because if I ever got lost, I was just out of luck and had to either borrow someone's cell phone (which no sensible stranger will let you do) or just drive back home.

Now I don't have a texting plan or a data plan. We'll see how long I can get away with that.