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(Nov. 28, 2008  8:27 PM)May The Pirate Wrote: [ -> ]
(Nov. 28, 2008  6:02 PM)Artie Wrote: [ -> ]
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(Nov. 28, 2008  4:18 PM)Spinster Wrote: [ -> ]
(Nov. 28, 2008  6:01 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]the only philosophy i believe is ... the matrix

Would have been more effective if Freud, Jung, and Lacan were philosophers and not psychologists...
(Nov. 28, 2008  12:41 PM)May The Pirate Wrote: [ -> ]My hands smell like craaaaap *ish sat in photography waiting for films to dry*

And thank you Brad, I can login nows Smile

"Now" is not a word that can be pluralized... "Film" can be, but not in that context. I'm confused; please elaborate.

It's how I speak. I add 's' onto a lot of things that arent really supposed to have it there.

why

You forgot the question mark. Tongue_out

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Zellers is suckish, never have what I want.
(Nov. 28, 2008  10:45 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2008...after.html

come on america, are you serious

jeez that is sooo terrible Uncertain
Dude, wow. Just shows what this world is coming to, kill a guy for some $4 mini food processers that are "so darn nifty"-some guy i heard at my local wal-mart today
Ummm. Cap bad?
(Nov. 28, 2008  10:45 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2008...after.html

come on america, are you serious

america! carp yeah!

true story: a person got trampled at a walmart five minutes from my home when the ps3 was released. it made the national news and I read about it on kotaku
black friday is such carp
It's not our fault Thanksgiving comes in so close to Christmas! Blame the Pilgrims.
Well in Canadaland Boxing Day is right after Christmas...
yeah but boxing day stuff goes for a week and nobody dies
(Nov. 28, 2008  10:45 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2008...after.html

come on america, are you serious

Ugh, that is horrible. I really do not understand how people can can have such zeal to save money that they would crush someones body in pursuit of their frivolous objective (in comparison to the mans life, at the very least). Sickening.
I find it pretty funny that people are freaking out about this.

Seriously it seems like for as long as I can remember someone has died on Black Friday by being trampled. Why is this particular occurrence such a sensation?

I mean yeah its terrible that it happened, but its not the first time and it certainly won't be the last.
(Nov. 29, 2008  6:29 AM)Roan Wrote: [ -> ]I mean yeah its terrible that it happened, but its not the first time and it certainly won't be the last.

That is what makes it all the more sickening, for me at least.
I don't think being apathetic helps though.

While this is terrible, I think it is more infact disgusting (carp) though, look at what has been happeing in Mumbai.

oh: kei put it well
Well I'm not saying its ok, because it isn't.

I just think its strange that this one particular case is getting so much attention over the hundreds of other incidents.
probably because they kept the carp store open
Yeah that's pretty carp up.

"Oh hey a guy just died, that's awful... OH MY GOD IS THAT GUITAR HERO?!"
(Nov. 29, 2008  7:23 AM)Roan Wrote: [ -> ]I just think its strange that this one particular case is getting so much attention over the hundreds of other incidents.
Word Up.

I mentioned Mumbai, no one brought that up..Unhappy


they may say ignorance is bliss but I disagree, its only simpler sigh
(Nov. 29, 2008  7:33 AM)Blue Wrote: [ -> ]
(Nov. 29, 2008  7:23 AM)Roan Wrote: [ -> ]I just think its strange that this one particular case is getting so much attention over the hundreds of other incidents.
Word Up.

I mentioned Mumbai, no one brought that up..Unhappy

yeah but the difference is people in mumbai are being killed for ideological and political reasons, not over discounts on HDTVs
(Nov. 29, 2008  7:54 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]
(Nov. 29, 2008  7:33 AM)Blue Wrote: [ -> ]
(Nov. 29, 2008  7:23 AM)Roan Wrote: [ -> ]I just think its strange that this one particular case is getting so much attention over the hundreds of other incidents.
Word Up.

I mentioned Mumbai, no one brought that up..Unhappy

yeah but the difference is people in mumbai are being killed for ideological and political reasons, not over discounts on HDTVs

too bad the cnn wasn't on those HDTVs
x IceAnubis x: when I was a kid I liked to eat milkbones
x IceAnubis x: that's where it all started
Bey Brad: HAHAHAHAHAHA
LMFAO
(Nov. 29, 2008  7:26 AM)Roan Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah that's pretty carp up.

"Oh hey a guy just died, that's awful... OH MY GOD IS THAT GUITAR HERO?!"

Excellent summarization.

The issue here is that mob mindset is very different than individual mindset. I imagine it's fairly unlikely any individual in that press considered sales more important than someone's actual life. Where it gets complicated is the social gestalt that occurs in times of panic and stress. It's very similar, neurologically, to what occurs in a herd of prey animals when a predator is detected. It's essentially a modern extension of the limbic brain's drive to push forward through the crowd and get to the front. The reversal is that in this situation, the drive is to be the first to get TO something, instead of the first to get AWAY. What starts as a man or woman leaving home early to save a few bucks on something quickly becomes a pack of thirsty hyenas fighting for the waterhole in the Savannah.
(Nov. 29, 2008  8:55 AM)Anubis Wrote: [ -> ]x IceAnubis x: when I was a kid I liked to eat milkbones
x IceAnubis x: that's where it all started
Bey Brad: HAHAHAHAHAHA

alex used to do that too....