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[Clint Wolf]

Well, it worked for Charlie Sheen, right?

Oh wait, no, I guess that all kinda backfired on him...

Also, ring me when Adams starts ranting about male lights and female voids...
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[munkymu]

Clint Wolf wrote:

Also, ring me when Adams starts ranting about male lights and female voids...

I hope he does. An intellectual property lawsuit between Sim and Adams would be funny.
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[Clint Wolf]

munkymu wrote:

Clint Wolf wrote: Also, ring me when Adams starts ranting about male lights and female voids... I hope he does. An intellectual property lawsuit between Sim and Adams would be funny.

And also highly ironic, considering Sim's lifelong hate of copyright law.
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[munkymu]

Clint Wolf wrote:

munkymu wrote: Clint Wolf wrote: Also, ring me when Adams starts ranting about male lights and female voids... I hope he does. An intellectual property lawsuit between Sim and Adams would be funny. And also highly ironic, considering Sim's lifelong hate of copyright law.

Ooo! I didn't know that. That would be the perfect glazed strawberry on top of the drama cheesecake then.
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[Cope]

Wild Horse wrote:

Oh wow, please read the actual blog instead of the select excerpt: http://dilbert.com/blog/entry/pegs_and_holes/has To quote one reader: Quote: I don't know if this point has already been made. If not, I claim the prize for decoding Scott's message! Over the last few months, he has posted a number of blogs describing how easily witch-hunts and smear campaigns take place over the internet through mis-quoting and quoting out of context. This is merely the latest of his experiments, which quite clearly prove his hypothesis as correct. I wouldn't say the people posting counter-blogs are necessarily stupid, despite the quality of their posts; merely that they find the temptation of a fix of self-righteous indignation too much to resist.

ahem.
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[justender]

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How about the higher rates for car insurance that young men pay compared to young women? Statistics support this inequity, but I don’t think anyone believes the situation would be legal if women were charged more for car insurance, no matter what the statistics said.

There actually is a specific point which contradicts this, and that is young women's health insurance. Yes, some young women are more likely to get pregnant, and yes, pregnancy costs... just like some young men are apt to race cars, and more apt to get into horrific accidents.

However, that's all I wish to say on this topic