If outrage were energy. DU would classify as the world's first perpetual energy machine.

[cottonseed]

It never stops. Day or night it runs. Always self lubricating. Never short of fuel. It keeps running and running and...

[lob1]

1. Aren't you stoking that outrage right now?

[uppityperson]

2. And just think what could be accomplished if it were harnessed to change policy

[kjackson227]

3. Let's say that it's organically fueled by...

bullsh*t.

[Autumn]

4. Does it hurt your poor little feelings?

You don't like it, no one is twisting your arm to force you to read here. You can even hide threads and people. Skinner thought of everything.

[tabatha]

5. Bill Cosby said something about the only thing

that Trump was running was his mouth.

Actually, it is a good thing that people have a place where they can vent. Sometimes after venting, the view is a little less foggy.

[JoePhilly]

6. The outrage machine runs 24/7.

[Union Scribe]

7. And just think if your whining could be bottled.

No, nevermind. Nobody would want that shit. Nobody wants it now, for that matter.

[villager]

8. If gibbering, divisive metaphors were energy, you could power a whole town!

:thumbsup:

[elocs]

9. My, my, my...so sad.

:nopity: :nopity: :nopity:

[slackmaster]

10. DU outrage always brightens my day

For some reason I feel better about myself when I read the rantings and ravings of people who get extremely upset about things they can't control.

[Vinnie From Indy]

11. What is wrong with outrage?

[ZombieHorde]

12. When you consider the power required for our food, heat, electricity, etc., the whole

self lubricating idea falls apart.

[Hardrada]

13. I somehow think of self-lubrication in another context.

[think]

14. I'm trying to get into Colbert spirit and tweet

unfactual things about lying politicians to use as an outlet for my frustration. But hell yes! The lies, the stolen votes, America's Koch habit and more have me plenty outraged....