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Comment Re:Stupid Blame Game (Score -1) 1198

Rodger was a nerd, a geek, an aspie and therefore a specimen of a subhuman category that doesn't deserve to breathe the same air as we Beautiful People. The sooner society takes on this problem, the better: all nerds, geeks, aspies and assorted lowlifes must be rounded up and brought to concentration camps, preferably near unused abattoires. There they will be terminated by first captive-bolt strike to the forehead and then body crushing via industrial presses. The remains will be disposed of by incineration in a mechanically dug firepit 50 meters long by 30 meters wide by 10 meters deep.

Comment Lock up the creeps (Score -1) 1198

If there's anything proven beyond all doubt by the Elliot Rodger case is that nerds are not only ugly, creepy, repulsive and subhuman but also a danger to all the Beautiful People. This is a cold fact, and it is high time for society to react and ban those lowlife animals from existing within it. Nerds have no place in civilized society, period: they're not cute, they're not "adorkable" (what a stupid portmanteau, asorable != dork) or anything. They're nothing like the media stereotype popularized by shows like "The Big Bang Theory" and played by good-looking and talented actors. The only somewhat realistic portrayal of nerds in media is Scott Weidemeyer from "Zero Charisma" and even that is watered down. Nerds are stupid, foul-looking, annoying and disturbing, they are forever possessed by an immotivated sense of self-entitlement, they're full of anger and envy for the things they can never have because they're fugly and not deserving to live. Round up all those pieces of shit, especially aspies both self-diagnosed and not, and put them into concentration camps for extermination.

Comment Re:I'm sedentary (Score -1) 122

Don't make up any excuses for being a lazy, misshapen tub o' lard. You're a fatso, you're ugly, you're malformed and you reek of stale sweat. Your obscenely distorted body is a gross heap of flaccid flesh, with infected sores festering between the flabs of sweaty, yellowish skin. When you're sitting, your weight threatens to break apart the reinforced chair that should support that pathetic monstruosity that is you, when you "walk", you trundle along on shortened, bent, stubby little legs that look like a Talidomide-generated nightmare. You're probably the inspiration for the DOOM 2 mancubus. Douse yourself on gasoline and set yourself on fire, now.

Comment All a matter of niches (Score -1) 584

If you own firearms that are for sporting use (target shooting, hunting and so on) such a device would be understandable. However, one would have to explain why those weapons aren't locked up. On the other hand, any weapon that is meant for self defence must be brought to use in the shortest time possible and should the device fail-safe, then the weapon would fail-deadly for its owner. Besides, if the technology requires a signal to be transmitted, then it can be jammed. No thanks. You can put them on police or military firearms so gang members or insurgents can't use them but that's all. Now fuck off, all of you. You're ugly and your breath stinks.

Comment Re:OMGPWNIES (Score -1) 201

Does your el crapo smartphone camera come equipped with an optical zoom lens or a proper tele when you want to take pictures of video happening at a distance or beyond a physical limit? No, it doesn't. You will have to get near by, which may not be possible. Your el crapo smartphone camera also lacks manual settings for lens aperture and shutter speed. It's the digital world equivalent of el crapo fixed lens cheapozoid pocket cameras from the late film eras. You can take some worthy pictures with them - provided you're not a talentless loserboy which you most certainly are - but they lack flexibility which is what sets real cameras apart from el crapo smartphone cameras.

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