Stundie Finals For December

[Bishop]

Travis, you didn't announce last month's winner again! Get back in that habit!

 

[dudalb]

5...mainly because of the "Abraham Lincoln gets no kudos in the US" statement.

 

[jaydeehess]

3 4 5 12 15 18
But had to whittle it down from 20 really good choices. Voting for all of them not particularly good for the stats

 

[gabeygoat]

Excellent harvest this month. I do regret the rape joke though.

 

[Visual Purple]

I loved 20. The lighting/cancer association seems to be a circadian disruption/cancer association. If you search Google Scholar for, say, breast cancer lighting, you get the idea. Here's one off the top of my search result: http://jnci.oxfordjournals.org/content/93/20/1557.short Night Shift Work, Light at Night, and Risk of Breast Cancer

 

[Travis]

Travis, you didn't announce last month's winner again! Get back in that habit!

Weird. I'm watching Die Hard and they blew up the top of a high rise without it collapsing in on itself in 8 seconds. Imagine that.​

 

[Bishop]

Good. Winners need to be recognized!

 

[Ts4EVER]

The "beta male" thing is one of the most loathsome texts I have ever read, and I read Mein Kampf.

 

[sts60]

5...mainly because of the "Abraham Lincoln gets no kudos in the US" statement.

Yeah, turns out the guy who wrote that was wrong... I looked up Lincoln and he was President awhile back, before Reagan, and there's some kind of statue of him in Washington, D.C. somewhere. He even got his portrait on some obscure coin (although probably own professional coin collectors have ever seen one.)

 

[sts60]

I voted for #6 because when you want to quietly "disappear" some critics, there's no better way than a multi-billion dollar, nationally-televised space launch.

I voted for #7 because when you want to drum up support for the nefarious imperialist schemes of the military-industrial-intelligence complex, there's no better way than to spill all sorts of embarrassing stories that get everyone pissed off at said complex.