4/20

[JacobChulainn]

Besides G4's day of programming, anyone know of other networks doing programming changes?

I imagine History Channel will run it's marijuana documentaries, and I saw a NatGeo Lisa Ling investigative report recently that'll probably reair on April, 20th as well.

[Shaynard]

Don't forget about Hitler's B'day.... There are bound to be some bio's on him as well...

[exkon]

Yeah, there's a lot of other related events, not just pot smoking. Do you really like celebrating Columbine? *squints eyes*

A little early for the CT don't ya think Shaynard ;)

[Shaynard]

Yeah, there's a lot of other related events, not just pot smoking. Do you really like celebrating Columbine? *squints eyes*

A little early for the CT don't ya think Shaynard ;)


lol.. Just watched a Hitler Bio .. So what were you saying?.. I was too stoned to remember.. I kid

nope...

[JacobChulainn]

Yeah, there's a lot of other related events, not just pot smoking. Do you really like celebrating Columbine? *squints eyes*


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gskAeWgEExk

Some people are unstable, statistically there is a chance for someone to walk into a school and start shooting, or more locally(North Carolina) drive a pick-up truck into a Pizza Hut to kill people eating dinner. It's somewhat rare, but nothing that anyone couldn't loosely predict.

That's why I support being a Hermit(fallout shelter optional).

As to Hitler's birthday, I have seen dozens of nazi/allied documentaries(including the very cool one focused on Jasper Maskelyne (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasper_Maskelyne)), own books printed on the war ranging from just a few years after it's end to more recent books on the subject(including books on the occult activities of the nazis), own The World At War (http://www.amazon.com/World-At-War-Complete-Set/dp/B00005NOOH) DVD set, both allied and nazi propaganda music from the era(such as Charlie and his Orchestra), and own scalemodel ships, tanks, and airplanes from the war as well as a miniature death camp(complete with guards, and prisoners) that uses dry ice to simulate the gas chambers.

While the miniature camp is a bit morbid and edgy I used it in a science fair when I was younger(naming off the amount of gas, general cost of producing it, and what ever other cost information I could find on the trains, cost of building the camps, etc), my demonstration was called "The Logistics of Genocide" and discussed the often practical methods involved in murdering, and herding so many human beings.

Suffice to say I know quite a bit about WW2, and do not bother watching documentaries on the subject or particularly feel I need a refresher course(same with the pyramids, though Zahi Hawass does his best to make them interesting again).

I did leave the title a bit open by just putting 4/20 so feel free to discuss the other events, I will edit the OP with any schedules of interest I find.