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How you gonna come
With your hands on your head
Or on the trigger of a [pepper spray cannister]
Perfect example of the Peter Principle: an evidently brilliant electrical-engineering researcher rises to administration and falls flat on her face. Nearly 700 technical publications and 70-some doctoral students doesn't leave much of a window for learning how to handle interpersonal conflicts in the real world; lab heads are absolute dictators in their own domains.
Maybe Arianna Huffington, a fellow Greek-American, can offer her a job.
would that mean anything to mrs. kelley?
Oh yes: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Man…
Please, Megyn and Bill, show their viewers that pepper-spray is no big deal. Do it.
So are cyanide and ricin, essenitally.
Now, to be fair, it IS much less harmful than actual mace or tear gas, Rob is right there. 'Less harmful' of course being a matter of degree.
But, hell... Congress thinks pizza is a vegetable. I'm not at all surprised Fox News thinks the same thing of pepper spray.
None of them pay any attention to liberal twitter feeds, or if they do, it's only to deny them wholesale.
Both Fox and the twitterers are preaching to their own choirs. As usual.
Quartering? It's just Chiropractic adjustment, essentially.
pepper spray!
no chopping, no cooking, easy to serve, just hit 'em as the pass down the line - no chewing, no dishes.
it's not just a food product, it's a wonder food :)
[end snark]
If a person pepper sprays a cop, there'll be no problem, because they were just giving the cop some food. Right?
That's more of a manicure, essentially.
Food is never dangerous. That's why we roast cashews and core apples!
Next, they'll be kicking some newborn kittens for meowing too loud.
@22
Scoville Scale
Bhut Jolokia - 1,000,000 units
Pepper Spray - 2.3-5,000,000 units (depending on brand)
Eat at yr own risk.
@22: It's not food-grade refined capsaicin, so I wouldn't recommend ingesting it (allowable tolerances for impurities like byproducts from the refining process are likely to be much higher in the spray, though they still may not be toxic levels).
@24: Heh, funny because it's true: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bean_bag_ro…
Then we can all see how it isn't any big deal (and have the pleasure of watching him writhe in agony).
Megyn Kelly and I prefer ours peppered.
I actually got the full treatment when I went out into the courtyard of my building, looking for my cat. The gas had accumulated there, and after a whiff of that, I thought I was going to die. And when I got back to my apartment, it had gotten in there too, since I left the door open. The place stunk for days.
Although, I'm sure they would say something like "that was way worse than we expected it to be... well, they protestors probably deserved it."
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!! (or up Rush's hemroid encrusted patootie)
I don't want to think about it, essentially.
A kick in the balls - a form of masturbation, essentially!
Was the cat okay?
1) Put your money where your mouth is and take a whiff
2) Admit that you're full of shit
Whatever he chooses would be so fucking sweet
Yeah. Just like beating them on the head with sticks makes the protesters less confrontational because they're unconscious.
I'm sorry, I know what assault looks like when I see it. And "they don't react much" because they're covering their eyes and nose to prevent the spray from hurting them. Kind of like if they had curled up in a fetal position to avoid serious injury from being bludgeoned and kicked.
Let that be a lesson for all you young people: never buy appliances during the grieving process.
Well, I'd like to say that story had a happy ending, and it almost did, until it didn't. But the ending wasn't as sad as it could have been, which is good.
But he - the cat - took it much better than I did. And much better than I would, if I knew I was going to meet my maker starting from some strip mall in Burien. Animals are so stoic.
"What the hell are you doing to that poor, defenseless burrito?"
She gave me a wicked smile. "I'm a spicy food addict," she said. "This is capsaicin oil in a mister."
"Capsaicin --"
"Yeah, the stuff in pepper spray. This is like pepper spray but slightly more dilute. And way more delicious. Think of it as Spicy Cajun Visine if it helps."
annoying plug to read the (amazing) book for free on his website: http://craphound.com/littlebrother/downl…
You know Bill, a cucumber is a food product. Why don't we shove one up your ass. It's just food after all.
I got a good laugh out of those Twitter posts too, but only because it's funny (or scary actually) that liberal shut-ins who think pepper spray is the same as beheadings, mustard gas, blahblahblah are actually allowed to breed.
I got a good laugh out of those Twitter posts too, but only because it's funny (or scary actually) that liberal shut-ins who think pepper spray is the same as beheadings, mustard gas, blahblahblah are actually allowed to breed.