Jack the Ripper ID'd?

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/08/j..._n_5784316.html

Jack the Ripper ID'd?

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/08/j..._n_5784316.html

Or the guy has a book to sell through that paper's publisher.

 

NSFW language

 

Is it wrong I laughed?

 

Thank you for coming in.

 

F you.

So I got nominated to do the ice bucket challenge a few weeks back which I did but my buddy's wife recorded it and never put it on facebook. Anyways, I just got a call on my direct line at work that said "Our records indicate that you were nominated to do the ice bucket challenge and have not yet completed it..."

 

Facebook's crazy.

So I got nominated to do the ice bucket challenge a few weeks back which I did but my buddy's wife recorded it and never put it on facebook. Anyways, I just got a call on my direct line at work that said "Our records indicate that you were nominated to do the ice bucket challenge and have not yet completed it..."

 

Facebook's crazy.

 

I've been nominated to do the "ice bucket challenge" eleven times but haven't done it. Just wondering if there is any sort of record I can shoot for.

Anyone living west of Chicago has a decent shot at viewing an aurora tomorrow night.

So I got nominated to do the ice bucket challenge a few weeks back which I did but my buddy's wife recorded it and never put it on facebook. Anyways, I just got a call on my direct line at work that said "Our records indicate that you were nominated to do the ice bucket challenge and have not yet completed it..."

 

Facebook's crazy.

WTF

Anyone living west of Chicago has a decent shot at viewing an aurora tomorrow night.

We're in the "Good" range and I went outside at about just before 9 (sunset was at 7:30) but wasn't able to see it. Not sure if it was because it was mostly cloudy or just too bright being downtown.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/...co-9735650.html

 

What a truly bizarre creature

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/...co-9735650.html

 

What a truly bizarre creature

christ in a dump truck

Don't ever accuse the Scots of giving less than 110%.

Good thing they are staying in the nation that has Oxford and Cambridge. Looks like they need it.

Good thing they are staying in the nation that has Oxford and Cambridge. Looks like they need it.

That was CNN. Apparently the people who "need those universities" are us.

England must be relieved they don't have to give up their "home-grown" Wimbeldon champion.

Even with the "no" result, there were lots of promises made to Scotland by the British political parties about devolving even more control over Scottish issues to Scotland. It sort of creates a complicated mess (Scottish MP's can vote in Westminster on things that will control England, but the English MP's can't have similar say over Scotland), and other areas like Wales might demand something similar.

Even with the "no" result, there were lots of promises made to Scotland by the British political parties about devolving even more control over Scottish issues to Scotland. It sort of creates a complicated mess (Scottish MP's can vote in Westminster on things that will control England, but the English MP's can't have similar say over Scotland), and other areas like Wales might demand something similar.

 

Wales needs to remain with England. England is their only source of vowels.

I've heard that joke this week. Colbert?

Him or Stewart

 

edit: liberal English are happy with the "no" result because otherwise their country would have been dominated politically by conservatives. Think of Scotland as the UK's East Coast liberal bastion.

Edited September 19, 201411 yr by StrangeSox

 

Interesting results by age in the Scotland vote showing a very large pro-Independence viewpoint among the younger generations. This could be an issue again in the future.

 

Interesting results by age in the Scotland vote showing a very large pro-Independence viewpoint among the younger generations. This could be an issue again in the future.

Is that a cohort or generational effect though? I really have no idea.

Is that a cohort or generational effect though? I really have no idea.

Just a guess... one shared experience the elder generation has that the younger generation doesn't have? The second world war. (Including many as children).

Just a guess... one shared experience the elder generation has that the younger generation doesn't have? The second world war. (Including many as children).

You might have something there, given the huge jump in "no" for the 65+ group. A significant part of that group would have actually lived through the war, and even the ones who were born shortly thereafter might have felt the united nationalism a little moreso than those even born a decade later.