Jul 19, 2016
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@susypaloozie-blog
Current Mood: Early 2000′s Randomcore
So far, I’ve seen articles made by professional journalists on why it’s racist, sexist, classicist, ableist and addicting.
took me ten years to cut it in half with this piece of shit sword
people who scream when the teacher turns off the lights
person: steps on the back of my shoe
me, for a whole week:
When you’re down to your last few pokeballs
man listen
SHE SHOOK HER HEAD NO THATS SO CUTE
*exchanging wedding vows*
me: fullmetal alchemist my wife: *slightly differently from how I said it* fullmetal alchemist
happy 30th birthday spongebob!
He’s a cancer
pokemon go bug workaround: freezing after catching a pokemon
sorry for crap formatting, im on mobile
so you all know about that bug that happens when u catch a pokemon, right? the screen just shows you the pokeball lying there innocently on the ground doing nothing. u restart the app and the pokemon you just caught isnt there. you curse niantic and get on with your life without that cp 700 growlithe that would have been perfect on your gym-wrecking team
well turns out, you could have gotten that pokemon. and here’s how:
when the screen first freezes, the white pokeball in the top left should be there. what you do is just wait. after several seconds, that pokeball will disappear. wait like 15-30 more seconds and it’ll SHOW UP AGAIN. this time it’s saving that you got that pokemon. let it spin, and when it vanished like15 seconds later, THEN reboot the app. you’ll see that you got the pokemon!
it’s worked for me every time i’ve tried it. im pretty sure the bug only happens if you catch the pokemon. you just have to give the app a bit of time to save it. its still running the usual processes or whatever even if its not showing them on the screen.
happy playing! let me know if it doesnt work for you though. fyi, im on an iphone, no idea if it works on android.
again, sorry about any spelling or formatting issues. ill fix it when i get home! :)
Cat trying to see what his lil human potato is looking at
If you ever need an argument settled, once and for all, just ask a Harvard professor to conduct a study. They do it right. And, to their credit, they report on the results--even when those results don't support their own agendas. Check out the bomb they've just dropped on Black Lives Matter and all of the armchair pundits.
Roland G. Fryer Jr. is an economics professor at Harvard. Distressed by what he was seeing in the treatment of black men like Michael Brown and Freddie Gray, Fryer commissioned a study on how the role race play in the use of lethal force by police.
The study examined more than 1,000 police shootings from 10 large police departments in California, Florida and Texas.
The results? Not what Black Lives Matter would have you believe. The study found no indication of racial bias associated with incidents in which cops fired their guns.
The study concluded that police officers who had not been attacked were more likely to shoot white suspects. This goes completly against the mythology.
It also found that an equal number of blacks and whites were carrying weapons when the police shot them. This doesn’t help those who claim the cops are shooting unarmed blacks more frequently.
“It is the most surprising result of my career,” Fryer said in an interview with the New York Times. He hadn’t expected to find such balance.
“You know, protesting is not my thing. But data is my thing,” Fryer said. And the anger he’d felt at the media’s portrayl of racial injustice drove him to do the study. “So I decided that I was going to collect a bunch of data and try to understand what really is going on when it comes to racial differences in police use of force.”
Fryer’s conclusions aren’t the only ones challenging the racist cop narrative. The Washington Post studied shooting deaths by law enforcement officials in 2015. 494 white suspects were killed. That number is almost double the number of black suspects killed: 258.
While the study can’t look at the motivations of individual officers and some of the more notorious incidents, it does give credence to what many cops have been saying for a long time. There’s much more to these situations than race.
What? Black Lives Matter is wrong according to black academics?
Shocked? Not even a little.
