somethingyousee

my god, australians even have NSFW valley? Cannot imagine what goes on there, but I feel that is where I belong!

So how many bartenders have you screwed?

you get lots of it with other products anyway

Nice AMA! Probably I'm a bit late, but will try my luck:

1. Do you think Julius was (or can be) domesticated? Domesticated in a sense that she would never attack you not because you're too big or uneatable, but because you are friend, master?

2. How would Julius feel about another pet, say cat or dog? Were there any cases of interspecies bonding?

3. Did she "know" where she lived? If you let her outside, would she come back home?

4. Why never live food?

Thanks for the AMA!

yes, there is not only a hope, but also a real solution to this. And the best news - its really really simple. Just kill everyone on this planet, all those Average Joes, because they are the most guilty fuckers. Greedy banker, you say? Bullshit, I say! Greedy grandma, greedy student, greedy plumber, greedy office clerk - these are the real problem, not some guy, who has to dance to their music.

Take yourself for example. And consider 2 investment funds - one makes 2% a year, other - 50%. Which one you will invest in? Too easy, eh? Think about your pension then - do you want to live like a king, travel, see at last that fucking world, or dig dumpsters and save for heating? Or maybe donate all your cash so some prostitute in Thailand can live normal life? But we all know your, our and everyone's answers too well. So those bits of greed get accumulated into bigger chunk, called investment fund, it, on it's part, flows into even bigger blocks called hedge funds, banks etc etc, and here you go. Since everyone is paying a penny towards the end result, at the end we have tons of money to hire really bright people to fulfill our need for money. We hire bankers, traders, those big shots to fix our money addiction for us. MOAR, MUTHAFUCKA!!1! No wonder it goes totally wrong at the end. All those "market regulation, sensible investment, sustainable growth" cliches are nothing more than fairytales from idiots, who feel left behind. And even they never say "no" to a pay raise. There is no way to "fix" the market, never was, never will be, unless we fix ourselves.