Continuation: Our avatars are in a room.

Seer just

Just shoot me now please

That way you'll be my actual murderer instead of just the murderer of my mind

alright turn around

i doubt just searching for the definition puts you on a watchlist

chris is now on the watchlist

bet you it does

anything and everything puts you on some kind of watchlist

edited 21st Aug '16 11:41:22 PM by WonderSquid

all of us but ideas is on the watchlist

that reminds me, i have to wipe my browser now for fear of cia, fbi, and kebabs

everyone on the internet is on a watchlist, confirmed

Pfft

I've used nukemap before

i AM the watchlist

OTOH, even Lucky Star got into a discussion about the definition (no graphic examples, of course).

enough of this

Fine.

Sports thing of the day: March 29, 1984. The day the entire Baltimore Colts franchise moved to Indianapolis in a span of about eight hours because the Maryland Senate had passed a bill that would have authorized the state of Maryland to seize the team by eminent domain, using 15 Mayflower trucks taking 15 different routes out of Maryland and into Indianapolis.

when did the simpsons start airing again? because that sounds pretty similar to that incident with the springfield baseball team, only apparently in real life they got away with it

1989. Minor league baseball is more prone to moving behavior because their competitive environment is generally less stable, in my analysis, but the North American major leagues obviously weren't immune to this behavior.

Incidentally, there is an actual Albuquerque Isotopes team thanks to The Simpsons - they are the AAA affiliate for the Colorado Rockies.

Edit: Huh, this Amtrak train is better than I thought it would be.

edited 22nd Aug '16 9:53:27 AM by megarockman

I live.

Hallo green...olives aren't considered a fruit, are they?

Yes, they are.

Because the edible part is outside the seed?

WHAT ARE FRUITS!? I CAN'T TELL ANYMORE!

FRUITS ARE THE TEARS OF CRYING TREES

I NEED TO END HUMANITY TO MAKE THE TREES HAPPY ONCE MORE!

If it makes you feel better, Daisy, the Supreme Court had to issue a ruling that said tomatoes are vegetables (Nix v. Hedden, 1893). Granted, this was only for purposes of applying tariffs - at the time vegetables had an import tax but fruits didn't.

History is weird

so ketchup is no longer a jelly

ah well, at least it makes sense now

Law is weird. The case article on Wikipedia points to a case where the EU classifies carrots as a fruit (apparently for jam-making purposes) and another case in 2003 where the US Court of International Trade declared action figures to be "toys" and not "dolls" because they represented "nonhuman creatures" (and thus the tariff rate on them was cut in half).