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Ya know what's awesome? Would these scientists even study those myths if it weren't for Mythbusters? People's need to prove someone wrong is much stronger than people's need to prove something right.

And of COURSE it's not real science, but at least it has SOME semblence of truth. Real science is boring as hell, and there rarely are "breakthroughs", only tiny pieces that add up to a breakthrough. It isn't as if Mythbusters gets most things wrong anyway. In my opinion, it does the best it...

I understand where you are coming from. And you're right in the sense that if it was really a bunch of teenagers who did it, they would be crucified. However, this applies to EVERYTHING. For example: I went on a hot air balloon trip, they have no real control of where they land, only an...

This comparison to pedophilia infuriates me.

I was thinking the exact same thing when I read Rolling's post.

Holy Moly!!!! I hope this doesn't damage the reputation of the show! Glad everyone was okay.

"Everything we do must be for our children." PEDO!!!!!!

I'd simply insist that there are no permanent inhabitants on Earth, then if the child asks about Santa, I'd just use the "ask your parents" card. In a way, telling them the truth about North Pole (no inhabitants), and making them ask their parents about the "Santa" part is still "catching...

Shel is eaf!? like whoa.

Yea..... while I enjoy the message, it still looked like the mom put him up to it. :-|

I have a feeling that most, if not all, people who are anti-lying about Santa wouldn't do what the teacher did anyway. I think they would just simply brush it off instead of going along with the lie or refute it outright. "Yea! I know where North Pole is. It's where Santa lives!" "Anyway......"

Yes I know, I'm not defending nor even questioning the parent's choice to lie or tell the truth. I'm not even gonna tell my hypothetical kids that Santa is real. I'm questioning IF a teacher has the right to do that. I mean come on..... let's get real, do you really want teachers to act like...

..... yes but I was talking about simply saying "ask your parents." Honestly, I don't see much difference between this and lying about their father being in jail. Some people may believe that it's better to lie to a child when they are young, and tell the truth when they are older. Others...

I wonder..... if there is any correlation between people who are anti-"lie to your kids about Santa" and people who found out about Santa very late in life, that perhaps involved humiliation from their peers/family..... and if there is any correlation between people who are okay with lying to...

I asked my speech therapist why people have sex. (I didn't know anything about O's at the time.) She said "Ask your mother." Smart answer. I don't think my mom would have appreciated her telling me about the pleasures of sex.

OH NO!!! An infinite jackoff loop!!! CTRL+C!!!!!!

I wonder what people think about the elf dolls? For those who don't know anything about it: About The Magic Elf Christmas Tradition - Elf Magic You have one elf doll that pops up between Thanksgiving and Christmas to "visit" the home. At night they "come alive" and "move around and play...

I played around with it in a Verizon store. It made me realize how freakishly small my hands are.....

Simple. It's the AD way.

None, but.... would you really want to be the one to dictate other people's children's reality? Are you going around telling random kids "THERE IS NO SANTA CLAUS!", because "it's better for them"?