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   ConserveGov said, 12 months ago

   Add Billy Boy Clinton to that list. His wife too.
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   Uncle Joe said, 12 months ago

   @ConserveGov

   Newt Gingrich, Mark Sanford, David Vitter, Mark Souder, Mike Duvall, John Ensign, Vito Fossella…
   
   Wait, I’m sorry. The comic was talking about celebrities, not politicians. My bad.
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   Jase99 said, 12 months ago

   @Uncle Joe

   The cartoon list people accused of violence or pedophilia, so your list of Republicans accused of extra-marital affairs don’t quite fit. Michael Grimm, Mark Foley, Ryan Loskarn, or Bill O’Reilly would be a better fit for your list.
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   Enoki said, 12 months ago

   She must be a feminist in a Women’s Study program…
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   hippogriff said, 12 months ago

   Joe: Newt Gingrich, Phil Gramm, Joe McCarthy, and a bunch of others I have mercifully repressed.
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   eugene57 said, 12 months ago

   @Doctor Warbucks

   hahahahaha, another useless post.
   {includes this one}
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   Enoki said, 12 months ago

   @Doctor Warbucks

   You’d be better off with a Fine Arts degree than one in Women’s Studies or Ethnic Studies… A degree in pre-historic trans-siberian literature would be worth more…
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   Dogday88 said, 12 months ago

   I am so discouraged about the state of “higher education” in the U.S., looking at all the adolescent, entitled, clueless people with paper and nothing else, all I can think of is the scene in “The Sting” where Robert Redford’s character, a small time grifter, is directed to Paul Newman’s seasoned pro con man for help in exacting vengeance for a friend murdered by the mob. Redford arrives to find the pro hung over, sleeping in his bathtub. Waking him with a cold shower, Redford laconically observes, “Luther said you could teach me. I already know how to drink.” I’m not sure, unless you’re getting a degree in the sciences, what colleges are conveying to young people today. From what I can see, they go to college already knowing how to drink, and many coming out not knowing much else.
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   Enoki said, 12 months ago

   @DrCanuck's Little Sister

   Actually, the ones in hard sciences like physics or chemistry, mathematics, business, engineering, and that sort of thing are intelligent, motivated, and focused. It is mostly the herd of liberal arts majors taking some fluff degree or looking for their “Mrs. degree” that are paying to learn how to be stupid.
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   I know when I was in college that on occasion I had to take or took some course as just filler for GI Bill money that was filled with liberal arts and fine arts majors. I was stunned by how vapid and incompetent they were. Simple problem solving stumped them. They were barely able to do any algebra and some were even incapable of doing fractions. It was really sad.
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    BrassOrchid said, 12 months ago

    There is still anime. People considered raging perverts in Japan are harmless and nearly normal in America.
    In the future, all that will be left for the discerning readers and viewers will be comic strips and animation. I hate it when I start to agree with Glen Beck, don’t you?
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    emptc12 said, 12 months ago

    Vladimir Nabokov is a great writer, and his works are sophisticated and cryptic. I read LOLITA for a school course and was shown many literary intricacies that I enjoyed in the novel, and re-read it every few years. However, what with pedophilia scandals and international sex slavery so much in the news these days I really can’t make myself read it anymore.
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    lonecat said, 12 months ago

    @Enoki

    You say you were surprised to find that liberal arts and fine arts students couldn’t do algebra. Perhaps the liberal arts and fine arts majors were able to do things that you weren’t able to do.
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    lonecat said, 12 months ago

    @Enoki

    What does your science background tell you about all the climate scientists who say that the climate is changing because of human actions? You must agree with them, I would suppose.
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    motivemagus said, 12 months ago

    Actually, John Lennon even repudiated his song “You Better Run,” because of its abuse themes. Some people learn.
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