At this point, I'm finding Lux's penis fixation more disturbing than the dodgy voting.

Anf thanks for your concern and I know you mean well but my therapist says it's ok as looooong as a fixation doesn't become an obssesion.After all next to your dog,your dick should be your best friend and confidant

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9ucoPSLRHU[/youtube]

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Houston... we (seems to) have a problem...

Don't forget to keep a grip on it!!!

ME NOT SURE IF ME MORE DISTURBED BY A FIXATION ABOUT YOUR BEST FRIEND AND CONFIDANT
OR BY IGNORING OTHER MEMBERS WORK TO GIVE YOURSELF A BETTER CHANCE OF WINNING SOME PLATITUDINOUS CONTESTS...

Hold on a second, I call bullshit on this.

In the span of a single sentence, you go from saying "me not sure if me.."
to using the word, "platitudinous".

You can't just break character like that, willy nilly!

It sounds like Cookie Monster after a semester at Harvard.

Stick to those brand guidelines because it's a slippery slope to blue text in lower case.

We always knew that Fucker was faking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Baby talking bullshit mutherfucker!!!!

ME LEARNED THE WORD "PLATITUDINOUS" FROM DADY TODAY.
DADY TOLD ME THEY ARE PLATITUDINOUS CONTESTS... BUT ME NOT SURE WHAT IT MEANS...

ME AND DADY SAY FUCK YOU TO YOU CC!

This cockfight might actually go somewhere. God I miss the old days of PSC.

It's always been said that it is always easier for smart people to act dumb or worse, then it is for the not so intelligent to act brilliant!

From a fortune cookie I had recently!

Confucius say... " It is easier for an intelligent dude to act dumb than for a dumb idiot to act intelligent."

Unless you have "cognitive bias"

A team of researchers form the University of Toronto gave 482 students a questionnaire of classic bias problems to complete. An example question runs along the lines of:

A bat and ball cost a dollar and ten cents. The bat costs a dollar more than the ball. How much does the ball cost?

If you're rushing, you might blurt out that the ball costs ten cents. It doesn't: it costs five. If you got it wrong, your brain made some shortcuts it thought made sense, but abandoned math along the way. (If you sat there incredulously assuming that anyone getting that wrong is a dumb-ass, hear this: more than 50 percent of students at Harvard, Princeton, and M.I.T. give the incorrect answer.)

http://gizmodo.com/5918045/why-smart-people-are-actually-dumb