Why should I care about what the f*** either do with their lives? I watch Charlie's TV shows and movies, not his daily activities. I sure as hell wouldn't like to get judgement from people I don't even know or care about because of the way I act in real life.

I have an iTool. I mean, iPod.

iPod classic, old as s***, 30 GB model with Rockbox software installed.

Black history isn't taught in schools, or even acknowledged outside of February. Texas is actually trying, or has done, to remove parts of Black... scratch that, American history out of textbooks.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bryan-monroe/how-texas-school-board-tr_b_586633.html

That's just a side note.

White history is taught and acknowledged year round. Your ignorance confounds me. I'm guessing you're just trying to make a point, even though it's pretty shallow.

lowkey254

The US should start by fixing a much bigger problem: the single-faceted side of history they teach, euro/american-centric. The amount of twisted s*** I've seen in some textbooks is beyond belief.

I believe they have the right to dislike homosexuality, even more-so if they don't express it. They're not homophobes, they just don't support homosexuality -- I'd rather have a couple like this raise a child than someone who is vocal on how homosexuality is good. It's regular, it happens, it's legal: you don't need to voice your opinion out or convince other people.

I don't particularly care about christianity, but it has a decent set of morals for a child to be raised within.

No, but I have shot some practice targets. Guns are too expensive to just run around shooting them -- animals and people, on the other hand, are a renewable resource!

I may be completely wrong, but I thought the ESRB was actually a guideline the parents of a child could use to determine whether or not to get him a product? It can't be directly enforced, because in the end, if a parent wants his twelve year-old son to play a mature game, it's his decision as guardian of the child.

That's how the government sees the whole age restriction here (with the exception of things that require you to be an adult, such as drinking and driving): if a movie is 15+, and the father of a 12 year old decides he wants to watch it with his son, it's his call. Same thing with games.

The iBoard

brendanhunt1

The iPad's almost the same thing, why would they do that? Oh, right, it's Apple -- that's what they do.

It doesn't make much sense. Black people have a month of their own because of the s*** they had to put up in the U.S. (I dare say, still do) due to racism and several segregation laws, or, in Africa's case, the damages that the neo-colonialism promoted by those from UK and Europe in general to a population constitued mostly by black people.

Why should white people have a month to recall their history when they have (at least recently) had no damage or negative prejudice due to the tone of their skin? Makes no sense.

Hm. Does it have multiplayer, though? Like, school shooters vs. teachers, students, janitors and staff.

Yes, but to avoid possible medical negligence, I have organ donation as a clause in my will, and not a red sticker in my wallet that virtually anyone can see.