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  1. BoroVC

    Elliott Rodger

    Whiny, rich kid goes on a killing spree because he's pissed off he can't lose his virginity. What a fucking loser.
    2 points
  2. We had a massive storm a few days ago. I was at work, looked out the window and everything was fine, a few minutes later looked out and it was pitch black. My wife said she heard lightning hear nearby so loud she thought it hit the house. Turns out it didn't, but it did hit a tree in our front yard. What I suppose is the entrance: Other side:
    1 point
  3. J4MES OX4D

    Elliott Rodger

    ^well said Megan. We of course don't know whether his actions are also that caused of the illness or if he was fully aware of what he was doing. Many unfit to plead/insane murderers are acquitted due to hearing voices or believing that a unknown force was controlling their body. Many murderers/serial killers also get assessed and find there was no underlying mental defect that caused them to carry out their actions. Not all murderers are therefor classed as mentally ill or if their killing was a result of the illness. Many murderers usually have some form of personality disorder or mental disorder but it doesn't make them insane in their actions.
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  4. Megan

    Elliott Rodger

    Suggesting that he killed 6 people because of his (possible) mental illness also perpetuates stereotypes surrounding mental health. People with mental illnesses are more likely to victims of crime, not perpetrators. If you label a killer as "mentally ill" and fail to address any other factors involved, the killer is no longer held responsible for his actions. He is provided with a perfect scapegoat, and it propagates the idea that mentally ill people are dangerous. Also, out of all the articles I read about this, plenty of them were quick to mention mental illness, yet few of them even touched on that this kid felt so entitled to women that he killed people. I don't know about you guys, but this is quote doesn't sound unfamiliar to me at all. I hear boys whining about girls not giving them the time of day, even though they're a 'nice guy,' and how girls 'only go for douche bags.' This kind of thinking is rampant, and its dangerous. I mean, just last month a girl got stabbed for turning down a kid to prom. I wonder how many of these incidents need to happen before people realize that something is wrong.
    1 point
  5. I hate to leave my wife.... but, I'll always wonder "what if" Wish me luck guys. I'm going in.
    1 point
  6. I prefer slightly more realistic guns in my cods, but if the game play is balanced and fun I'm sure I can get used to this sci-fi shit
    1 point
  7. Palle

    A solution to dandruff?

    The problems with using conditioner only, is that it doesn't clean your hair. It traps most of the grease you have in your dirty hair. This will make your hair look and feel super greasy and it weighs it down. When you have greasy hair, sweat gets trapped below in your scalp. That hot and moist environment is a perfect breeding ground for bacteria/fungi. When I had long hair I used to skip the shampoo and only use hot water, sometimes conditioner. It got super greasy and I wanted that because it would get so frizzy otherwise. Guess what, after a couple of months I had fungal infection in my scalp, something I've yet to get rid of completely. It started 7 years ago when I suddenly felt itchy spots in my scalp and when I scratched them there were like soft and greasy scabs that came off just from touching them. And there was some sort of fluid coming out. Gross. They started stinging a whole lot. Especially when washing... Doctor said I got them most likely because my hair was greasy. Used medicinal selsun shampoo for a while but they never went away completely. They always come back but not as much. So that's why I wouldn't recommend not using shampoo at all. Having fungal infection in your scalp is 100 times worse than dandruff. There are lots of mild shampoos out there that won't damage your hair as much. Use baby shampoo if that worries you. Hair masks are really good too since they add a lot moisture back after using regular shampoo.
    1 point
  8. pretty stoked. Jack Johnson's my island homeboy. (this is a music festival held at Government Center in Boston.)
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