Humor Thread

[Marou]

I remember being bummed out when they started spewing out that shit. I had loved that site for many years. Cracked and Fark used to be my jam 10 years ago or so.

Yeah, it's a bummer. So many talented people withering away by allowing social justice and virtue signalling to neuter and overtake their senses of humor. Need to summon redneck superman to kick some asses.

[Zavon]

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[Marou]

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[Marou]

I don't know why this made me laugh.

[Zavon]

>tfw Marou shows up to the party:

[Marou]

Ahahahaha

https://imgtc.com/w/muopVv5

[Zavon]

Ahahahaha

https://imgtc.com/w/muopVv5

I've seen the original clip before, and that was a great edit. Made it way better.

[Pyrrhus]

I've seen the original clip before, and that was a great edit. Made it way better.

I saw the interaction live on TV and knowing that he is a Radio host helps add to the hilarity.

The other two are just BLOWN away.

Meanwhile the shit you hear on your morning radio 'talk shows' are far worse than what he said.

Guy was having a cat eat cat food off his nipples on the air on my way to work this morning apparently. Gotta remind me to thank my fiancé for using the radio and not our AUX last time she drove it.

[Marou]

Brutal

https://hooktube.com/NjlC02NsIt0

[Pyrrhus]

^^

"I have children, my 21 and 23 year old children...."

No... you have a son/daughter. They shouldn't be children anymore.

I hadn't considered his argument before though, its pretty simple.

It has holes, but I loved the bluntness of the exchange.

If it were America, the question probably never would've been 'allowed' to be answered by the audience, as they throw a shit-fit.

[Zavon]

Brutal

https://hooktube.com/NjlC02NsIt0

Interesting argument.

[Zavon]

[Marou]

[VKhaun]

^^

I hadn't considered his argument before though, its pretty simple.

It has holes, but I loved the bluntness of the exchange.

What holes would those be? TBH he's right. Sea level rise has always been the arena of alarmists and they don't care how many times their predictions are wrong. They went right back to the same soap box with stored heat making ocean volume expand. That's why deniers pick it to hang arguments on. Easy target.

[Pyrrhus]

What holes would those be? TBH he's right. Sea level rise has always been the arena of alarmists and they don't care how many times their predictions are wrong. They went right back to the same soap box with stored heat making ocean volume expand. That's why deniers pick it to hang arguments on. Easy target.

Well the major hole is that bank executives, while they might be powerful, they aren't 'omniscient'. They -could- be hedging bets that humanity will solve the problem in one form or another, or that the data is heavily alarmist(regardless of whether it actually is or not). Essentially people are fallible and therefore claiming that a problem probably doesn't exist because some of the most powerful in finance are ignoring its potential damage to investment is fallible. Then when we're talking finance there is the whole idea of loans and revenue streams that the banks are reinvesting further to compound their profits. Money in is better than no money, even if there is a chance it goes belly up. Look at the mortgage bubble and the 'bad loans' that were being put out over the last couple decades. People knew that the debtors weren't going to be able to fully pay back these loans, but banks bet that they would pay back enough to be worth it.

Those are both as wishy washy as his assertion though, the whole debate being of conjecture.

I still like the basis of his idea though, I hadn't really thought about how investors would react to such supposed knowledge.

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