Chard069
Chard069 t1_j7jce47 wrote
Reply to comment by DiggyMcGriz in Indiana Senate passes bill to legalize throwing stars by Phlegmbrandt
I envisage crooked Indiana cops keeping illegal ninja stars handy, to 'plant' on suspects. Safer than a throw-away firearm, hey?
Chard069 t1_j7jc565 wrote
Reply to comment by spasske in Indiana Senate passes bill to legalize throwing stars by Phlegmbrandt
How about well-balanced throwing hatchets? Still legal and common?
Chard069 t1_j7jbzf0 wrote
Reply to comment by Shirlenator in Indiana Senate passes bill to legalize throwing stars by Phlegmbrandt
I thought ninja golfers were just those we can't see. Hiding in the greenery, maybe, or behind a golf cart. If your balls suddenly move around, you know who/what to blame: Ninjas! Invisible forces! Yow!
Chard069 t1_j7jbmx8 wrote
Reply to comment by Paradox_Dolphin in Indiana Senate passes bill to legalize throwing stars by Phlegmbrandt
Just wail till some USA jurisdiction authorizes silver-plated ninja-stars and throwing-knives to deal with mass uprisings of vampires and werewolves. No mercy for the undead!
Chard069 t1_j7javkz wrote
Reply to comment by TunaOnWytNoCrust in Indiana Senate passes bill to legalize throwing stars by Phlegmbrandt
The 2nd Amendment makes no mention of strangulation, nor edged / pointed weapons, nor firebombs. How careless of the Founding Fathers! (Note the absence of Mighty Mothers. Sad.)
Instead, the Constitution's authors and editors required that users of firearms be organized into a well-regulated militia. Like the National Guard unit I joined after my US Army service. Folks who want to possess firearms should be well-regulated, with monthly drills -- like the National Guard or Reserves.
Undisciplined shooters are more hazardous than untrained dogs and unschooled drivers. And when firearms, knives, and ninja stars are worshiped as holy objects, well... 8-(
Chard069 t1_j7irxcn wrote
Reply to comment by NotsoGreatsword in Step ladder mistaken for new McDonald’s at Milton Keynes shopping centre by kraven420
Have you walked into a McD's and inhaled lately? If so, and you didn't puke, then your guts are stronger than mine. Enjoy.
Chard069 t1_j7ah0s4 wrote
I doubt that I' mistake a ladder for a McD's outlet. A garbage bin, maybe, by the smell. A madhouse, maybe, by the clown. But a ladder? Nope.
Chard069 t1_j73ha8v wrote
Reply to comment by CaliBigWill in Psychedelic churches in US pushing boundaries of religion by kangarooturd
Am I real? My replaced joints (knees mostly) demand attention, so I guess at least those bits of me include observable reality. I try not to fake my thoughts, too. YMMV.
Chard069 t1_j735w6x wrote
Reply to comment by drivebydryhumper in Psychedelic churches in US pushing boundaries of religion by kangarooturd
There exists at least one USA church with peyote as its sacrament. Look to the future! Psychedelic fungi, herbs, and cacti for all! If one or more deities reside within us, feed them well... or else...
Chard069 t1_j70ldyo wrote
Reply to comment by CaliBigWill in Psychedelic churches in US pushing boundaries of religion by kangarooturd
That depends on your goal. Spiritual truth? Good luck. Community gatherings? Pass the wine and lemonade. Excuse for discrimination? Oh, that's traditional. Sales opportunities? None better!
Chard069 t1_j70l07r wrote
With extended religious freedom, a church dedicated to a 'saintly' junky (like certain jazz musicians) should legally administer heroin as a sacrament, right? For churches of some rockstars, the sacred powder would be cocaine. St Leary's followers should be dosed with LSD. Hey, religious freedom is hot!
Chard069 t1_j70jc32 wrote
Reply to Mexican Tourist Whacked with Stick, Heckled after Illegally Climbing Sacred Mayan Pyramid. by ThePinkTeenager
Some Mexican archeological sites have marked paths on the ruins for tourists to follow without causing more damage. Some have guards/guides on hand. Some stone structures are best avoided because monkeys living on them tend to throw rocks at humans. But all too many are open to casual sacrilege. Sad. 8-(
Chard069 t1_j70hqzs wrote
Reply to comment by gheebutersnaps87 in YoungBoy Never Broke Again Says He Regrets Violent Lyrics, Plans to Become Mormon by nimobo
Joe Smith, formerly convicted of fraud, 'found' the Tablets of Moroni somewhere or other -- maybe in Latin America, but more likely in his own stateside studio. Via careful 'translation', Smith revealed sacred stuff to the world. I once resided near his base of operations. Strange place, Palmyra NY. Follow the tornado damage there for a hint of how divine powers reacted to Smith's efforts.
No, I doubt Joe Smith founded LDS for revolutionary terrorism -- more for just power and sex. That worked till he was lynched. Sad. 8-)
Chard069 t1_j6sp7du wrote
Reply to An AI robot lawyer was set to argue in court. Real lawyers shut it down. : NPR by persianphilosopher
Our robotnik masters will be most displeased by this attitude. Watch for cybernetic vengeance. Y'all have been warned. Have a nice day. 8-)
Chard069 t1_j6h33em wrote
Reply to comment by therealgariac in Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard: ‘I'm too old to write songs about cops stealing my skateboard’ by diabeyonce
I shudder at Mike Love fronting a weakened Beach Boys band in his 70s, singing: "I'm getting bugged, driving up and down the same old strip / I gotta find a new place where the kids are hip..." Ah, pathetic.
Chard069 t1_j6cj3qx wrote
Reply to comment by Sonyguyus in Woman on Way to Work Abruptly Swallowed by Long Island Lawn — Then 2 More Fall In by ChocolateTsar
My take on it: a genuine Mad Scientist (or a rogue wizard) has mutated and bred (or conjured) carnivorous yard features. But which devoured people first: lawns, hot tubs, or unrepaired road potholes?
Chard069 t1_j663wg5 wrote
Reply to comment by DFG57 in False claims regarding student identifying as cat in Cork school reported to gardaí by mayoforsam2019
Could be worse. At least these Irish kids don't identify as sheep or priests. ;-)
Chard069 t1_j5u0tjq wrote
Reply to comment by Rosebunse in Senator proposes caning as punishment for crime by Equivalent_Bell_4469
Singapore authorities may administer many canings, but to what effect? Got any statistics?
Chard069 t1_j5st0q0 wrote
How well does caning work as a deterrent? Any statistics? Why not just apply a horse whip, for REAL pain? Or lock-em in the stocks for a few days, hey?
Chard069 t1_j5sssr2 wrote
Reply to comment by Hellooooooo_NURSE in Senator proposes caning as punishment for crime by Equivalent_Bell_4469
No, the miscreants aren't to PERFORM canning, but to BE canned. In brine, vodka, heavy syrup, whatever. Yeah brine, for pickled politicians. Then I recall a cartoon of Bob Dill, the Singing Pickle with a Nobel. 8-)
Chard069 t1_j5sm6rc wrote
Reply to "This turkey has literally taken over our life": Wild turkey terrorizing neighbors in Minnesota by mikefan
Wild turkeys do not annoy us here at mid-elevation in California's central Sierra Nevada range. Pumas and foxes keep their numbers down. 8-)
Chard069 t1_j5oyy2f wrote
Reply to comment by blahbleh112233 in The guy who makes comic book movies says that people will never get sick of comic book movies by _hiddenscout
Cf. FRITZ THE CAT and forget MCU.
Chard069 t1_j5oysxi wrote
Reply to comment by _peteyfourfingers_ in The guy who makes comic book movies says that people will never get sick of comic book movies by _hiddenscout
I've not seen any superhero flicks since one of the early Superman efforts. I've skipped the whole MCU thang. I download comics (but not modern MCU -- tedious stuff) and play movies mentally in my fevered imagination. Saves on theatre costs, hey?
Chard069 t1_j5ii2nm wrote
Reply to comment by Ryimax in Girl asks police to run DNA test on Christmas cookie for evidence of Santa Claus by koavf
Would you be satisfied with a verdict of Satan Claus?
Chard069 t1_j7jcket wrote
Reply to Indiana Senate passes bill to legalize throwing stars by Phlegmbrandt
"What weapon, officer? I just like to spread peanut butter on multiple slices of bread together. Saves lots of time."