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Two famous actors.

Both of them are pretty good actors.

When they are at work, they make people believe something they aren’t.

Both play the role of corrupt politicians pretending to be good.

One of them is one of my favorites, the other one is one of my least.

In America, we have guns to protect ourselves from the government should it become tyrant and to protect ourselves form life threatening conflicts with others... like if someone throws popcorn at you at the movies over texting, you can defend yourself by shooting them dead, in self defense. I mean, how else would you settle this one.

Don't let us take our guns. Right?

on Flickr.

K-9, Flying Dog Brewery on Flickr.

Doggie Style, Flying Dog Brewery on Flickr.

Raging Bitch, Flying Dog Brewery on Flickr.

Snake Dog, Flying Dog Brewery on Flickr.

This is a fantastic read about snowfalls and the loud silence they produce…

Air on Flickr.

Hoppy Feet. on Flickr.

Gobble gobble. on Flickr.

Duet on Flickr.

Maybe this is something that's not new and it may be apparently widespread, but I have recently noticed that when some apps (games are the biggest offenders) are installed on iOS, they ask if you want to allow such game to send push notifications.

For instance, re-installed an app, and got this prompt...

Even when you select "Don't Allow", the app is still added to Notification Center, allowed badges, and allows to show on Lock Screen.

What is going on?