We've thought for a while now that the popular game "Rock, Paper, Scissors" needed a serious update -- but now that a big, muscly German man is bringing it up, we somehow feel more entitled.
We get it: rock crushes scissors, scissors cut paper and paper kills rock...wait, what? How is
paper stronger than
rock?! Is there something we're missing? Doesn't seem like it. So it sounds like it's time for a little addendum.
Well, Flula -- a German DJ who now lives in Los Angeles -- has a plan and he wants to share it with you. Listen to his hilarious speech about the current game and his idea to transform it to something much more exciting.
Are you down to change "Rock, Paper, Scissors" to something more appropriate?
(that's what i meant with my comment,-but forgot 2 put it all down & clicked no by accident(lol!)& accidentely deleted my whole comment!)but YES,-it should be changed!
if i still choose paper and you choose scissor then you get to double eye-poke me (im or some thing...)
ig i choose scissors and you choose rock, then you get to punch me.
whatcha say?
to function in situations they should not be involved in at all......
I have a short temper lately due to the Tea Partiers "anti-government" movement, which they attribute to "Big Government liberalism" which is not at all true. The "Big Government" regulations that they say they hate so much are there to protect the ordinary American citizen. The ones that Regan got rid of included the ones that would have protected the world from the now infamous "too-big-to-fail", job-killing, Mega-Corporations. That, tax cuts and loopholes for Corporates, and two unfunded wars (as no war was ever fought without raising taxes to fund it), and not properly regulating banks on the affordable mortgage project (which was supposed to provide smaller payments at a lower finance charge, over a longer period of time), are what put us into this economic catastrophe to begin with.
The kind of "Big Government" that should be bothering them is the kind that is doing all they can to pass "voter suppression" laws that would cause it to become more difficult for large blocks of Democratic voters (students, the elderly, the poor, urban city poor) from voting. The kind of "Big Government" that takes away freedom and equality from Americans considered by some of the "inhumane" to be "sub-human". T...
I have a short temper lately due to the Tea Partiers "anti-government" movement, which they attribute to "Big Government liberalism" which is not at all true. The "Big Government" regulations that they say they hate so much are there to protect the ordinary American citizen. The ones that Regan got rid of included the ones that would have protected the world from the now infamous "too-big-to-fail", job-killing, Mega-Corporations. That, tax cuts and loopholes for Corporates, and two unfunded wars (as no war was ever fought without raising taxes to fund it), and not properly regulating banks on the affordable mortgage project (which was supposed to provide smaller payments at a lower finance charge, over a longer period of time), are what put us into this economic catastrophe to begin with.
The kind of "Big Government" that should be bothering them is the kind that is doing all they can to pass "voter suppression" laws that would cause it to become more difficult for large blocks of Democratic voters (students, the elderly, the poor, urban city poor) from voting. The kind of "Big Government" that takes away freedom and equality from Americans considered by some of the "inhumane" to be "sub-human". The kind of "Big Government" that tells a woman that she has no right to her own body. That is the kind of "Big Government" that is bad and Un-Constitutional, no matter how incapable the inhumane are in admitting it.
May you enjoy your personal "American Dream" of poverty.
PS: Something you should know about "cut taxes on the corporates and the rich, and deregulate" (what we have seen over the past 30 years) -
much medicine on a daily basis, some of which there is no generic brand for, and cost over $100.00 for one month, and that is just for ONE pill, 'cause you will need a supplemental prescription plan for that as well. In case you did not know, when you turn 65, there is no other type of insurance available on a personal level, and many group plans (if you are still working for a business, if you do, that still offers it, because they can afford to. (ie, "big Corporate Fat Cats" ) don't count on still getting it without having to pay. Now, the way around all of this is to be sure that when it is time for Medicare, be sure you make less than 20,000.00 a year including any other income you might receive, for roughly $40 or $50 a month, which will be more by the time you get there, you get government insurance, with dental. But, if you want to be like the millions, you will be able to find lots of ways to get everything for free, of course, you will not be living v...
much medicine on a daily basis, some of which there is no generic brand for, and cost over $100.00 for one month, and that is just for ONE pill, 'cause you will need a supplemental prescription plan for that as well. In case you did not know, when you turn 65, there is no other type of insurance available on a personal level, and many group plans (if you are still working for a business, if you do, that still offers it, because they can afford to. (ie, "big Corporate Fat Cats" ) don't count on still getting it without having to pay. Now, the way around all of this is to be sure that when it is time for Medicare, be sure you make less than 20,000.00 a year including any other income you might receive, for roughly $40 or $50 a month, which will be more by the time you get there, you get government insurance, with dental. But, if you want to be like the millions, you will be able to find lots of ways to get everything for free, of course, you will not be living very well, but that will then be your choice, because I would not be waiting around for any one to share their "wealth" with you, because, if left up to brilliant thinkers like you, their will be few with any wealth left to share.