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So I was going to say something about Hillary Clinton promising to obliterate Iran if Iran launches a nuclear assault on a nation with an actual, extant, and therefore superior nuclear arsenal, a nation with which the United States does not have any sort of de jure mutual defense pact. I was going to point out that not only is it far-fetched to presume that such an attack is in the offing, it also signifies a goofily sophistic homicidal psychosis at the heart of the American imperium, for on one hand the Iranians are supposed to be some sort of marginal, long-suffering people held down under the bitter weight and tight yoke of their cruel government oppressors, yet on the other hand, if this tyrannical, dictatorial government should engage in an act of aggression, we will kill all of the Iranian people. But you know, I think that YouTube commenter FatOgreHead covers it with greater alacrity when he avers: "I hope she gets raped by a deinonychus talon in the ass!"
Thursday, April 24, 2008
you must recall, sir, when Senator Buford made that big hassle about our deterrent lacking credibility.
81 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Gee, congratulations! You've just managed to call Hillary an uppity woman who needs to get raped rather than, oh, I don't know, a genocidal warmongering torture-sponsoring imperialist. Classy. It'll be even better if you try to claim that you'd have said the same thing about a male pol.
- stillnotking said...
You can call Hillary anything you want, just don't call her late to the election.
"Mrs. President, if I may speak freely, the raghead talks big, but frankly, we think he's short of know-how. I mean, you just can't expect a bunch of ignorant peons to understand a machine like some of our boys. And that's not meant as an insult, Mr. Ambassador, I mean, you, you take your average camel jockey, we all know how much guts he's got. Hell, look, look at all them them Nazis killed off and they still wouldn't quit!" - 3:45 PM
- Anonymous said...
Anonymous: having swooped in, I think you don't realize that our host is an EOO (Equal Opporunity Offender).
- Dr. Grant said...
In my opinion,a confrontation between deinonychus and Hillary would end unhappily for the dinosaur.
- romerocker said...
Hey Anon numero uno-
It seems to me that Hillary is both. - 4:26 PM
- erin4iraq said...
Threatening to obliterate Iran takes balls. Wait...
(you think maybe that's the point?) - 4:57 PM
- IOZ said...
To be fair, guys, I can see how the dinosaur would lead a person to believe that the post was literally a prescription for rape.
- Anonymous said...
If they're advocating nuclear obliteration of any country, they deserve a rapin', regardless of gender.
- wrongshore said...
Just because you're not a reformer doesn't mean you get to make rape jokes. Knock it off.
- erin4iraq said...
Yeah IOZ, I was with you till that whole raping prescription.
- stillnotking said...
This will doubtless be written off as a concern troll, but those expressing their outrage over rape jokes should be advised: said outrage registers on most readers like that annoying dashboard lamp that blinks for ten seconds every time you start your car. You see it, but you don't really see it, because a) it's expected, and b) you know it has no connection to any actual problems with your car.
- IOZ said...
A pedophile and a little boy walk into the woods. The little boy says, "Mister, I'm scared!" The pedophile looks at him and says, "You're scared? I'm the one who's gotta walk back out alone."
- the_system said...
What's hilarious is that had he suggested that the dinosaur merely kill her, no one would care.
- Anonymous said...
How about a compromise, then: can the dinosaur just kill her with his phallus-like tail, and be done with it?
- Anonymous said...
I think the existence of the long-suffering Iranian people has disappeared down the memory hole.
I agree with our host that this is yet another symptom of collective insanity, i.e. you might wish that it was Hillary but you know it's not. (Remember all the real men of 2002/3?)
Another sign of that collective insanity - anal rape jokes, usually but not always wished on prisoners to be. - 7:27 PM
- LA Confidential Pantload said...
IOZ, now you've really gone too far, with this violent fantasy of heavy-breathing reptiles, large horny appendages, and former First Ladies in distress.
I realize it's all part of your contempt for anybody who would use the power of the state to defend honest Americans, whether the enemy consists of Islamonegroes or Nadersexuals. Well, just answer me one thing,Mr. Smartass: without the power of the police, who would protect you from THIS?
http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSN2319603620080423?feedType=RSS&feedName=oddlyEnoughNews&rpc=22&sp=true - 8:30 PM
- wrongshore said...
7:06 is funny.
7:08 is correct.
You should be able to figure out why both of those things can hold, and yet it's still lame to approvingly refer to jokes that imply that the highest-profile woman in the United States, for being a reactionary turd, deserves rape. - 8:40 PM
- Anonymous said...
Look, he could've recommended a Tricerotops spike up an orifice. All these folks getting upset about dino-rape need to maintain a sense of proportion.
Anyway, I've got to correct a nearly apt quote:
And that's not meant as an insult, Mr. Ambassador, I mean, you, you take your average camel jockey, we all know how much guts he's got. Hell, look, look at all them them Eye-raqis killed off and they still wouldn't quit!"
-- sglover - 8:58 PM
- IOZ said...
Child sex murder, funny. Extinct animal anal violation, not funny. I'm pretty sure there's a QED in there somewhere.
I am in principle opposed to corporal and capital punishments of all sorts, and yinz can shirley read through my archives to get a fair sampling. That said, I'm going to exceed my usual competencies and recommend a policy. Although I do not believe that any person, man or woman, should be raped by a dinosaur merely for contemplating the nuclear annihilation of a people, I do think that it would be an adequate and righteous punishment for anyone who actually carried it out. Let me put it to you this way, since the gender shit confounds so many so: I advocate here and now on this blog that George W. Bush, for his crimes against the Iraqi people, should be violated by a dinosaur. - 9:04 PM
- Cola Johnson said...
IOZ, it pains me that you don't get it, because until now I was fast becoming a fan. You should brush up on your feminism.
Right now, you just sound like a ignorant jerk. Frankly, I get enough "fuck-yous" from the establishment.
I'll find a funnier, less alienating corner of the internet. I'm sure you won't miss me. - 9:47 PM
- incgnfcnt said...
some of you are unbelievably myopic
- Aaron said...
This kind of satire always gets folks het up about the wrong thing. Was Swift a bad boy for advocating cannibalism, or what!
Anyways, the saurian anal rape scenario probably would not have come up with Obama. But then again, Obama's people aren't marketing Barackoform nutcrackers that crush almond shells between his ever-lovin thighs. The joke is definitely in poor taste, and I probably wouldn't have gone there myself. But you cain't have it both ways, ladies and germs.
As for the larger point, I've heard bunches of arguments over the years about the U.S.'s Israel fetish. You gots yer oil, your Elders of Zion, your evangelical cabal. It seems just as plausible to me at this point that Israel is simply the logical extension of America. At some point we decided that colonizing the Hawaiis and Puerto Ricos of the world was thinking too small: we needed to colonize the bible. - 10:35 PM
- Anonymous said...
So a woman advocating complete genocide of a country, in addition to all the attendant nuclear fallout that would kill millions of people in neighboring countries should not have dinosaur rape wished on her then? That's what's beyond the pale to you guys? Oh yeah, I see now, fuck you IOZ! This is a slap in the face of all women, because since Hilary has a cunt, errr, I mean, beautiful lady-flower, a slight against her is a slight against her whole gender. Oh, you men! Harumph!
Seriously, fuck you people. Do you not realize how unbelievably fucked up what she's advocating is? IT'S GENOCIDE, YOU FUCKS. God, fuck you idiots. - 11:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
I would like more noncontributors to spew forth disapproval over a joke about dinorape as punishment for a nuclear holocaust. It makes me laugh a ton. Gawd bless America.
- Anonymous said...
Reminds me of the one funny scene in the otherwise vile "Life is Beautiful", when the proper citizens are discussing the math homework their kids are getting. The problems are something like, "20 Jews are going to be liquidated. How much Zyklon B is required if an average Jew breathes X liters per minute?" -- and of course the concerned parents cluck that the algebra's too complicated for kids at their children's level.
-- sglover - 1:01 AM
- TGGP said...
Video gets a good mocking from Tiny Revolution here.
I discussed rape as punishment elsewhere. James Miller makes an argument for corporal punishment here. I dissented because it does not incapacitate.
The first time I heard the pederast joke it was instead two Irishmen executing their landlord. I expect it was originally told with a sense of pride. - 4:30 AM
- Mikee said...
What 11:05 said...
Seriously, Genocide/Nuclear holocaust vs something that COULD NEVER HAPPEN, but yet conveys the depravity of the situation.
Cola you should go somewhere else, maybe post on Oprah how awful men are. - 6:00 AM
- rumpleforeskin said...
It's so cool to see a classic thread being born before my eyes, the kind that regulars will be referencing for a long time.
People, the whole "dinosaur" aspect is what makes it a harmless joke. It's sort of like when the Buffalo Beast sentenced Dick Cheney to being raped by the sun for his crimes. It's so over the top that it doesn't carry the same weight as a legitimate threat. If you'd like, we can try thinking of other equally absurd scenarios until we finally find one that makes you giggle.
I'll go first: Hillary should be gang-raped by all the inhabitants of Smurf Village for threatening nuclear annihilation on the Iranian people. - 7:53 AM
- obamabot said...
Here's the thing, rape is not funny. It's a very personalized crime of hate, and as such provokes a visceral reaction. It's like the difference between victims and statistics - or why people get worked up about the hundreds who have been tortured as opposed to the hundreds of thousands who have been killed in Dick and Dubya's Excellent Desert Adventure.
That said, anyone who thinks that dinosaur rape of one person is a lesser offense than nuclear holocaust of an entire country needs to have all of their neighbours, friends and family killed in a fire. - 8:16 AM
- obamabot said...
whoops, I'd really appreciate it if you would imagine that I typed "greater" instead of "lesser".
- Mr.Fundamental said...
lube or no lube? that is the question.
and, I was raped by my dog. - 8:27 AM
- puppylander said...
i think this discussion demonstrates how little our minds can comprehend of what nuclear devastation looks and feels like.
i propose that those who believe rape to be worse should stick their hands into a roaring fire for 3 minutes... just to get a taste. - 8:31 AM
- Anonymous said...
Just when this thread threatened to get too surreal(?) mr.fundamental saves the day by linking to a classic, abusurdist drama by, arguably, the best damn website money can't buy.
And then, in the time it takes a dewd to go to the head, puppylander (how's that for irony?)
adds a postcript!
Luv the IOZ.
Luv you regulars, too.
Mike - 8:43 AM
- chthulu's mom said...
Ah, poor foolish commenters. For it's plainly obvious to anyone who reads carefully enough that "rape" is meant as in "to carry away, by force" i.e. "the rape of the Sabine women." Really, how could you have misunderstood that?
As for the ass impaling, I believe that ass impaling should be an equal opportunity punishment. (We've come a long way, baby!) - 9:02 AM
- Anonymous said...
As if by divine intervention, Barry Crimmins (y'all should be reading yer Barry on a regular basis if ya ain't already) provides a different bit of funny:
"If you see Joe Scarborough please beat him to death with Lou Dobbs' decapitated head. Just kidding. Sort of."
- IOZ said...
Next up: IOZ suggests that Barack Obama should be enslaved by the race of shape-shifting Reptilian aliens from Atlantis. Commenters protest: Slavery is never funny! - 10:06 AM
- Mr.Fundamental said...
they all it the head because it refers to the hydraulic head used to flush the bowl.
god you people are amateurs. - 10:15 AM
- Ash said...
funny thread - kinda ironic though given the outrage over the Clinton threat of nuking Iran for the simple "aggression" (as IOZ referred to it) of Iran nuking Israel with the surreal hand wringing about a dinosaur rape...
...odd group of folks - 10:17 AM
- IOZ said...
Brother, there is no threat of Iran nuking Israel.
- Ash said...
copy that - which renders Clinton's statement crass electioneering trying to impress folks with the size of her cajones. Stoopid on her part to promise some sort of mutual defense pact for that troubled child in the ME.
- Leonard said...
Classic indeed.
In a somewhat similar circumstance over at Jim Henley's (although less absurd than the pearl-clutching here), I kicked out a theory of acceptable hyperbolic invective. - 10:57 AM
- IOZ said...
"Troubled child." That deserves more unpacking than a dormitory on the first day of the semester.
- obamabot said...
I like to think I'm in a classic of my own.
But since B.O. is only half-black, maybe he should only be half-enslaved?
I'm not saying that the response is rational, and you're well justified in mocking it. It's just that rape is a hard thing to laugh about, even when we're talking about dinosaurs doing it. - 11:56 AM
- Jonathan Versen said...
On wikipedia's front page there's a link to the article about the sunfish, which is a large(often 2000 lbs(+)) mild mannered species of fish that never attacks people deliberately.
The article notes that there has, nevertheless, been one fatality caused by human-sunfish interaction when one of them jumped out of the water onto a boat and flattened a guy. That seems like a poetic and droll way to finish off a politician. - 12:30 PM
- cb said...
wrongshore wins.
The mentality behind the joke -- namely, if a woman acts improperly, rape is the proper punishment -- is odious. It should be called out as such.
Anyone familiar with the percentage of American women who undergo sexual assault should realize why rape jokes, no matter how ridiculous they are, are not funny to a sizable chunk of the population.
If you can't see what's inappropriate about making rape jokes about women (or slavery jokes about black people, for that matter), you maybe should expand your social circle beyond white male libertarians. - 12:52 PM
- IOZ said...
"Acts improperly."
Hm. - 1:06 PM
- El Serracho! said...
seems like you've opened a can of outrage here ioz. having been on the receiving end of pretty much identical outrage (for my referring to a male local corrupt sherrif a "cunt") i can assure you that nothing you say now will make a lick (is that misogynist?) of difference to the raging progressives.
so have at it. - 1:19 PM
- chthulu's mom said...
Progressives: Protecting your right not to be raped by extinct reptiles for over a fiftieth of a century.
- erin4iraq said...
Perhas the only thing left to be commented on in this post is that it's actually "FartheadOgre" who suggested said dino-rape on Youtube. Sounds like a real attractive guy.
- Mr.Fundamental said...
cthulhu's mom wins. I nearly spit out my water.
- stillnotking said...
I'm left, once again, with the strong impression that the relationship between progressives and "odious mentalities" is very close to the relationship between social conservatives and pornography.
Keep scouring the webs, progressives. I'm sure there's an odious mentality out there somewhere that you haven't wanked -- er, I mean denounced. - 2:28 PM
- Anonymous said...
No, sorry, the_system wins the thread. The fact that one can be blase about wishing an absurd form of death on someone, but crumple into a bawling heap at the mention of the R-word, to me, is an example of giving a word or concept far too much power over you.
It's already been said, but once again: the whole thing about the giant lizard is what makes it an expression of helpless frustration rather than a serious desire to see a woman punished for "acting improperly". (And seriously, are you trying to equate wearing a short skirt with advocating the nuking of another country?) Because, if we really need to break it down like this, there's a much, much greater chance of seeing millions of Iranians vaporized by an American president than there is of a deranged employee of the Smithsonian tracking Hillary down, getting past the Secret Service, and sticking a dinosaur claw in her hoo-ha. - 2:47 PM
- Anonymous said...
Yes, calling for a nuclear holocaust on an entire country is ACTING IMPROPERLY. Un-fucking-believable.
- Anonymous said...
wow I'm glad I've never commented before if this the backlash our host is receiving from a harmless comment directed toward a sick twisted bitch like Hil. I would feel bad for the poor little deinonychus that had to rape her, everyone knows Hil's vagina is a vast dry sandpit with razor blades strewn about it.
-alexi de sadesky - 2:53 PM
- Anonymous said...
wow I'm glad I've never commented before if this the backlash our host is receiving from a harmless comment directed toward a sick twisted bitch like Hil. I would feel bad for the poor little deinonychus that had to rape her, everyone knows Hil's vagina is a vast dry sandpit with razor blades strewn about it.
-alexi de sadesky - 2:53 PM
- paolaccio said...
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- The Culture Ghost said...
I'm sending a job application to the Smithsonian.
- cb said...
Because, if we really need to break it down like this, there's a much, much greater chance of seeing millions of Iranians vaporized by an American president than there is of a deranged employee of the Smithsonian tracking Hillary down, getting past the Secret Service, and sticking a dinosaur claw in her hoo-ha.
Funny and well said. Kudos!
But, I don't actually think a dinosaur is going to rape Hillary. However, wishing rape on a woman (even as a joke scenario that could never happen) does foster an environment that condones sexual violence as a means to keep women in line. And that's not cool.
Look a few comments below you (2:53 pm) and feel proud. That's the crew you're rolling with. - 6:13 PM
- Anonymous said...
doood its a joke. smoke a joint and refuckinlax. wound tighter than a veloca raptor
-alexi de sadesky (2:53) - 7:01 PM
- John O said...
Hilarious comments to an otherwise typically funny, smart post.
I'm just not an intellectual, I guess. It never crossed my mind that IOZ was suggesting Hillary should be raped by a dinosaur in any context other than teh funny.
And if she exterminates a zillion Iranians in her quest to show how tough she is, what IS the call?
Me, I support and defend MAD. I don't see any evidence that one of the oldest cultures in the world is suicidal. But I'm nutty that way.
I'm far more realpolitik than IOZ, but in terms of fantasy politics, he's got my ass kicked 'round the block.
(Caveat: My position is largely based on the assumption that the planet simply cannot nor will not support the population it has now. Mother Nature and God, if that's your preference (mine would be "natural balance") will work things out regardless of what we think.)
Talk about a tempest in a teacup! This is funny shit. - 7:51 PM
- stephanie g said...
Can we get a dead baby joke in here somewhere? Or maybe a video of a heavily pregnant woman falling down a staircase with Benny Hill music.
- Tony of AntiSocial Commentary said...
I've talked to Jimmy Carter to see if he can broker a peace between the dino-rape-joke-haters the dino-rape-joke-apologists.
Jimmy suggests that we retool the joke.
Instead of being raped by a dinosaur, could Ms. Clinton be imginarily raped by a mythical creature? Mr. Carter suggests a griffin. (You see, even though dinosaurs are extinct, there is a remote possibility that a living dinosaur could be cloned, and as we all know EVERY MALE dinosaur is a potential rapist.)
Secondly, could we add a layer to the joke indicating that after the act of griffin-rape, Ms. Clinton would then learn kung fu and marksmanship (excuse me, marksWOmanship) and track down the griffin? Then, there could be a really kick-ass battle scene. The writers are still kicking around the idea of whether kung fu gun Hillary Clinton would stumble upon the griffin while he is sipping a cup of high-end coffee, OR if kung fu gun Hillary Clinton would happen upon the griffin as he was preparing to rape someone else!
We're looking at Ellen Page or Anna Paquin as Griffin Rape Victim #2, but there are no offers on the table so far. There's a small chance -- FINGERS CROSSED -- that we might get Miley Cyrus, but I don't even want to think about that. We've made some overtures, and we've had a few lunches, and let me tell you: That kid is no dummy.
She knows that she's going to have to break out of this hypersexualized 14-year-old character mold that she's been shoe-horned into. I mean, Disney's not gonna keep her around forever, especially when she stops hiding the cigarettes and the booze. (I mean, look how they dumped Lindsay Lohan.)
Anyway, I got off track here.
Jimmy also suggested that, even though Obama didn't make overtures about killing a good chunk of the Earth's population, he should be included in a third scenario within the joke. Perhaps he could be castrated by female hobbit, or urinated upon by a unicorn. It's only fair.
Oh, and the griffin must also recognize Israel. - 10:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Hey Tony, what's your act called?"
"Why . . . The Aristocrats!!" - 11:23 PM
- glutz78 said...
I agree with this post. I'm always stunned at how easy it is to scare the US public. We spend half a trillion dollars on defense (offense) each year. Iran spends about a dollar fifty. We are occupying the 2 countries that Iran borders. Iran has never invaded another nation. Yet we are scared shitless of them. It's comical. It's the elephant running from the mouse. The misinformation campaign barely has to try at all either.
I will vote for Barack Obama - he's the only halfway rational candidate that will realistically ever get elected President. - 11:32 PM
- The Culture Ghost said...
That's a noble sentiment, glutz78, but right now we're casting for the part of the deinonychus talon for the upcoming video of the Dino-Hillary joke. Do you have any acting experience?
And what's your hat size? - 12:15 AM
- stillnotking said...
However, wishing rape on a woman (even as a joke scenario that could never happen) does foster an environment that condones sexual violence as a means to keep women in line.
You know this is crap, right? In rare cases a man may use rape as a tool to oppress a particular woman that he's living with, or to inflict shame on a woman he sees as an enemy, but the vast majority of rapes are simply sex crimes.
I'm constantly amused by the attempted transformation of rape from a sex crime to some sort of violent ideological statement. Next you'll be telling us that people rob banks in order to demonstrate the flawed nature of capitalism.
And by the way, there are a lot of men in prison who could testify to the fact that our culture doesn't "condone sexual violence". - 1:25 AM
- Anonymous said...
"Next you'll be telling us that people rob banks in order to demonstrate the flawed nature of capitalism"
HA! brilliant sire
-alexi de sadesky - 10:43 AM
- Anonymous said...
You know this is crap, right? In rare cases a man may use rape as a tool to oppress a particular woman that he's living with, or to inflict shame on a woman he sees as an enemy, but the vast majority of rapes are simply sex crimes.
Bullshit. "Simply sex crimes" are usually about people's attitudes to gender and power, as anyone who knows anything about the subject will tell you. The anthology "Acquaintance and Date Rape" ed. Sally Ward and "Fraternity Gang Rape" by Peggy Sanday are a good start for anyone who's actually interested in the subject.
And who the fuck said rape was worse than nuclear holocaust? You should be flattered, IOZ: you have an army of fools willing to thwack away at straw-feminazis on your behalf.
Also, to the person who made that silly comment about "odious mentalities": hate to state the obvious, but "odious mentalities" have a well-documented tendency to lead to odious actions. - 8:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
And by the way, there are a lot of men in prison who could testify to the fact that our culture doesn't "condone sexual violence".
This is fucking hilarious, not just because rape is one of the most under-convicted and underreported crimes, but also because men in prison are quite likely to be raped with total impunity if they're at all effeminate-seeming. - 9:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Also, to the person who made that silly comment about "odious mentalities": hate to state the obvious, but "odious mentalities" have a well-documented tendency to lead to odious actions."
Thought crime! - 1:09 AM
- stillnotking said...
"Simply sex crimes" are usually about people's attitudes to gender and power, as anyone who knows anything about the subject will tell you. The anthology "Acquaintance and Date Rape" ed. Sally Ward and "Fraternity Gang Rape" by Peggy Sanday are a good start for anyone who's actually interested in the subject.
I'd recommend A Natural History of Rape by Thornhill and Palmer, as a scientific analysis unencumbered by ideology.
You've moved the goal posts, sir or madam. First you said rape was designed to "keep women in line". Now you say rape "is about people's attitudes to gender and power". Which is it? Those are two very different claims. I don't doubt that rapists have different attitudes to gender (i.e. they don't like women), but that is a far cry from saying that they rape women to keep them in line. What's the main reason they don't like women? Probably that they can't get laid.
Which brings us to the most damning argument against the "keep women in line" theory. Almost all rapists are socially marginal men -- losers, in the vernacular. If men have such an urge to keep women in line, why isn't it the powerful men doing the raping? They'd have a great deal more to gain from it than some tattooed, jobless ex-con who's not exactly "in line" himself.
No. Powerful men don't rape because, like Elliot Spitzer, they don't need to. Women screw them for money or status or just because they're more attractive. Losers rape because it's the only way they can get any nookie.
men in prison are quite likely to be raped with total impunity if they're at all effeminate-seeming
Yeah, because there are no women around. Put women in the general population and the problem of male-male rape would disappear (to be replaced by a much larger male-female rape problem, of course). - 10:50 AM
- stillnotking said...
"Also, to the person who made that silly comment about "odious mentalities": hate to state the obvious, but "odious mentalities" have a well-documented tendency to lead to odious actions."
Thought crime!
That's very... liberal of you. I hope you're just yanking our chain. - 10:50 AM
- Mr.Fundamental said...
sometimes I wish Mrs.Fun would tear off my clothes and force me to do things.
sigh. - 11:13 AM
- IOZ said...
How do you make a dead baby float?
Take your foot off of it's head.
Stephanie always comes through. - 5:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
"That's very... liberal of you. I hope you're just yanking our chain."
To a certain extent, but aside from that I also wanted to represent the argument that odious mentalities also have a high tendency of leading to absolutely fuck-all, which, when considered, makes anon seem, shall we say, a bit too concerned with prevention. - 6:14 PM
- puppylander said...
i disagree that the dino aspect of the comment disqualifies "rape" from being objectionable.
at the same time, i'm finding it hard to imagine any respondent here who would object to "i hope adolf hitler gets raped by a deinonychus talon in the ass!"
and yet, turning in on itself again, we might consider that while rape is less retributive than holocaust, rape in this context is still retributive, punitive, retaliatory. and isn't that objectionable? isn't retribution itself objectionable?
well, none of you are the dalai lama... that much is clear. - 5:34 PM
- Dalai Lama said...
Speak for yourself, choadmonger.
- puppylander said...
*snort* i had to look up that word. it's a good one.
i'm kinda wondering if that's a word the dalai lama would use, given his views on homosexuality. - 8:10 AM
- Anonymous said...
LOL heartily and in retrospect at Dude positing some rape apologia is "unencumbered by ideology."
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Men's adidas Soccer Apparel
Tiro 13 Training Pants
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Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5Â by akurudi I wear it everyday.
These are very comfortable and I wear it to the gym everyday. I use them for regular workouts and for running. They come with two side pockets with zippers, which is very useful. There is also a zip on each side at the bottom and it tapers nicely. The material is top notch. Itâs light and breathable. Also for those who want a size reference - i am 5 8" and purchased the medium. I own all colors and the black with white stripes is my favorite. The stripes on all colors look really cool. I hope they come out with more colors soon.
November 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by AyeeFredo Most Comfortable thing to wear!
I wear these pants all the time, When you have that type of day were you don't wanna wear jeans or anything, I just put these on, Really comfortable, They go with anything, I recommend everyone to get these.
January 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by TNkopite Good soccer pants
Nice lightweight material and good fit. Good for keeping you warm on morning runs or football training sessions. They do run long if you are on the shorter side of the size chart.
December 15, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Lionel MORE SIZES!!!
They were extremely big for me. I'm 5'5 145 pounds.. I had to send them back. I would love it if you guys added more sizes for the Black/White Tiro 13 training pants. I really like them. I've had some before but the other ones I got tore from the side. I think I would be a small in mens ! But other than that I would recommend these to any body they're great and are very comfortable while you're playing soccer! but the problem is the size It would fit a Giant! That is all I ask for is more sizes!
May 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Simkin COMFORTABLE PANTS EVER
April 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Great!! But...
These pants are great for soccer training and/or going for a run or just lounging around the house.
They are really comfortable which makes the great for every day wear!
The only thing is the size...
I am 5'11 and quite slim at 140lbs. I purchased a 'M' expecting then to fit perfect. But they are a little long and baggy. I wanted a perfect fit with them being tight on the calves but mine aren't.
Still ridiculously comfortable!
I recommend buying them!
August 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ThatWeirdOzzyKid ***AMAZING PANTS***
I had been wanting a pair of these for a long time. So about over a week ago I ordered a pair. They came on monday and WOWWW! These pants are super comfortable. The quality is also amazing. The only thing that I wasn't so happy about was that the left ankle band was smaller than the one on the right, making it tighter than the right one, but didn't bother me much. I still give it a 5 out of 5. I strongly recommend these pants. Another thing I loved is that on the thigh area they are roomy and in the leg/calf area they were nice and slim/tight. And for those who want a size reference I am 5'6 and ordered an M size. Yes it runs a little large but for me they're perfect. You don't want them too small either. Overall great great great pants!
January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 Cycling buddy!!!
I went to the store to pick these pants cause I taught it looked cool. Little did I know that it would be my newest cycling gear. Have you ever ridden in a park and got your conventional track pants caught up in your crank? Well...that won't happen with these. The tapered lower end snugs well on your calves but still providing free movement. Just another way of using things in a different way.Love em.
July 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Ertjie Great quality and fit
January 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Spiegel Tiro 13 Great Training Pants
I bought this the other day. I read the other reviews before I made my decision. They were very helpfull. They run a little too long, so choose your size wisely. The pants are very confortible and looks great.
February 18, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DwightMo I didn't find them to run long
I was worried about purchasing these after seeing the reviews that they ran long. I'm 5'8" and didn't find that they were too long. I only wear them for soccer and find that the tapered, zipped leg prevents them from going to ground. Additionally, I don't find that they bunch a lot at the bottom and look silly.
They are very comfortable and the zipped pockets keep your keys from falling out when you are running around.
October 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by soupandpeanuts The best
Very comfortable and cool.
December 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by RunnerSoccer Nut Great Purchase
I bought these on Cyber Monday along with the Tiro Speed Pants (Green color) and Speedtrick pants (orange color). I loved the color even more when I first tried them on. They are not form fitting like my last pair of Tiro's from three years ago. However, they are not very loose either.
I have run twice on trails, desert type, and have had no issues. Both days were late afternoon, about 48-50 degrees, with a very cold wind at about 10-15 mph. Legs felt awesome, even walking down into the arroyos on the shady side!
I will definitely wear these while running errands and feel very comfortable. I read many reviews about the different style of Tiro pants and I purchased a MEDIUM as recommended. I am 5'10'' and they fit perfect. The leg ends just at my ankle.
December 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Young_Eazy Nice sweats.
I bought these pants because I kept seeing people with them in Europe. I like these pants because they are skinny through the lower leg region, and fit normally at the waist. I'm 6-4 and bought the L. Anyone who is my height or taller should actually order an XL or larger. 4 stars because of the sizing.
April 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by poompoomcity I love them and want more pairs, but they can snag
These fit me like they were custom fit.
I am 6'0" and 180 lbs. and I got size medium.
I have big legs from soccer and they fit almost snug around my calves and then a tad baggy around the thighs and waist. In my opinion, the absolute perfect shape and fit. I can move around more freely than in anything else in these.
Now on to the one down side, they are a woven material that feels great but is possibly prone to SNAGS, meaning a thread gets pulled by something and it will become a very noticeable snag where the material bunches up.. That is really annoying. If you notice this happen don't pull the thread that's sticking up and out, try to start stretching the material all around it. Eventually you can get the pulled area to tighten back down. Unfortunately sometimes when it snags, it rips, but doing that will still make it look better. I don't know how, but they need to find a way to prevent snags.
Love these though and hope they don't change much next year. Because I want this same pair again if these get snagged.
January 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TAYTAY Amazing
great pants, good fit, comfortable, but are a little long
December 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Kamakazee Gray Tiro's
These training pants are so comfortable and stylish that they can be used on and off the field. They do run a bit long for a size small and I'm 5'7.
February 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Kev212121 Good
Class act
May 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Chinbon Too big
I bought a large, it was way too big, so I bought a medium, still too big.
January 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by KingCD Best Purchase Ever
I recommend to anybody, make sure you read the size chart first.
October 23, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5Â by soccerbock Exactly what a soccer pant should be!
Really nice-fitting pant that is well-stiched. Is the perfect blend of streamlined and insulated, comfortable but useful. I enjoy the zip pockets and tapered leg. They are a little long and tight on me, but that's only because I'm a bit stout and have really big calves. Should fit your average soccer player build perfectly!
April 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Thegift Adidas pants with fashion
I can not complain about the tiro 13 soccer pants. The reason why I say this is because they are comfartable and fashionable to wear. I promise if anyone was to purchase this item I gaurante that there will be no negative feedback. So promote them and let everyone know that these pants are worth it and are becoming a big trend in fashion. Thank you for my option on writing a review and taking your time to read it.
June 5, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Daniel B They're pretty nice
These pants are comfortable but they're massive on me. The small barely fits me and the medium has so much slack that I trip over it while I'm not wearing shoes.
October 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by K.Pan Most Comfortable Sweats EVER made!!
If you're looking for a pair of sweats whether to warm up before a match, practice in the cold, or just to wear on a lazy day, these are the pair of sweats you want! They fit great and are the most comfortable pair of sweats I've worn. Especially, in the cold weather and you want to wear sweats that you can be flexible in and run.
October 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by GyroD Tiro 13 Training Pants are GREAT!
I'm 5'10" with a 30 inch inseam. One problem I have with training pants is they are always too long. The Medium size is a perfect fit. I bought two pair and am very pleased with them. Loose through the thigh and a good snug taper at the calf and ankle. Great training pant. I will buy more in the future. thanks Adidas!
January 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DaMook Trios 13
They fit gr8 & is very breathable. I haven't had them long enough 2see if they will stand the test of time but I believe they will fair well. I am trying 2stay in time w/the latest fashion because my daughter wouldn't have it any other way:-). All in all they're a gr8 buy. Now I'm looking 4ward 2the addidas boost.
July 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Training Pants
I am a bicyclist and these pants are very comfortable and high quality. The pants legs are perfectly tapered and do not hook up on my bike crank. They are made with a poly material that drys extremely fast. If you're not into wearing tights and like your bike pants loose fitting, then the Tiro Pants are for you.
June 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by al90ex so comfortable
the most comfortable pants i've bought. great price too.
i like that the waist doesn't fit on tight, and if i want it tighter i have the strings.
love that its loose on top and fitted around legs and the zipper on the legs is awesome, fits me a bit long so i just zip it up to make it fit right.
a great buy.
April 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by PilpV. Great purchase
These pants are amazing, & fit to size. Im 5'7 and I fit into a size small quite well. Material is great also. The mi-loop in the pants are confusing to use since there's no tutorial of how to use it with your earphones. Great for casual walks to pajamas to diving for a soccer ball. Great purchase.
May 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by debby2466 Family favorite
The men in my family's favorite soccer pants! The weight is perfect, warm, yet not too warm, and the fit just what they were looking for. My high school boys like the slim cut and detail, my ref husband likes the length (6'2") and I appreciate the wear. No snags or shrinkage, all around success!
February 26, 2014
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5Â by aadorri Great Pants
Pants fit great, and are really comfortable. They keep you warm or cool depending on weather, they're great at maintaining your body temperature. Fit looks great while still allowing you to do anything you'd need to at the gym (including running). Only downside is shipping takes forever!
February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Epic_Soccer_13 They're awesome
The pants are very comfortable, lightweight, and perfect for any soccer player of any level of competition.They run a little long as I had to fold them at the waist, but I really don't mind.I love the color more then I thought I would.Yes, they are definitely worth every cent.
December 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bboy Fleks My purchase of the soccer pants was worth it
It was worth it because the pants make me feel like a real athlete that has style. In addition, I love the fact that they are fitted . I don't like baggy clothes. I purchased the black , gray and blue pants. Please Adidas make more color varieties and also add some designs .
September 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Gunter Sizing?
I have a waist 30" and an inseam 32" for my jeans and I am wondering what size to get. I was thinking small or medium but I'm worried the small will be too short and the medium will be to too baggy. Help with this would be appreciated. I have a slim legs too if that helps.
January 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Navs Fresh
After looking at many reviews, I noticed a trend: many people said that the legs run long. I was not sure what size to get until then, but I trusted the reviews and got a medium (Im 5"9). Fits perfect looks awesome, but the legs do run longer than described. Sweet pants
May 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DudeAdidas Love these comfortable pants
Trio 13 Pants fit perfectly and are very comfortable to wear. Love the zipper pockets. I am not a sport fan, but I love it. It is great for anywhere especially amusement park. If you tried and loved the pants, I recommend you to purchase Trio 13 Three-quarter Pants.
June 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Tennis doc Great workout pants
I bought these for my husband who is 6'2 amd 170. I got him size large and they fit him well. The length is a little short but perfect for cycling. The narrow legs keep the pants out of the chain but aren't tight like bike pants. He really likes these pants a lot.
December 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by King Geedorah Don't know why i didn't grab these earlier
Trio is clearly adidas way of saying terrific. These pants make all sneakers look amazing and they are super comfortable. I'm 5'10 about 185lb and i brought a medium and i love how they fit, even though i don't think a large would be that much of a difference.
November 7, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Arnie Poor purchase
Great quality but Too BIG, Too LONG
January 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Shadow 23 Nice, exactly what I expected
These were one the best pants I have purchased. They fit exactly like my skinny jeans, but let me sweat in them like regular sweats. The climacool ventilation not only keeps you cool, but keeps you pumped. I am looking forward to getting another pair.
October 20, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5Â by sticks99 perfect
Nothing bad about these pants. Snug calf, plenty of room to layer with soccer shorts underneath. I wear these for more than soccer training, biking, walking, etc. Great pant, comfortable and they move naturally with you. Great quality as well.
October 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Chiejina Nice buy
It fits pretty great.. For the people saying its too big... it has a string to tie for a reason. not much adjustment needed even. It not meant for windy weather though (when its cold). I would say wear it with compression pants in the cold.
January 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Buk Lao Nice fit!
I am 5'10 and 145lbs, and decided to get size small. It fits very well on the waist and calves, but i wanted to be just a little longer in length (1-2 inches). The pants has nice material and feel really nice. I do recommend this product.
October 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by La7rell Excellent purhcase !
Well first let me start off by saying this is my second pair of tiro pants. I have one in black and blue they are exteremely comfortable and stylish. They can be worn in the street or to the gym a great fit if I have to say so myself !
October 5, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Geneva Weak material.
My pants pocket ripped the 2nd time i wore them. It didnt snag on anything it just slit open the pants are a little baggy on me so it is not the reason of them not fitting. These are too pricey to be ripping. Would not purchase again.
November 2, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Urbancowgirl Not well made
Bought Tess for my 13yr old son. After wearing them for only one day, the stitching at knee came loose. Now he has a big hole at the knee. This is totally unacceptable for a article of clothing only worn one day around the house.
January 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ddguetta Best Pants Ever
I don't really like BAGGY pants and I'm more of a skinny/slim type of sweats/jeans and these pants are just perfect and they're both perfect for when it's chilly out and a little hot! I definitely recommend these pants!
October 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Big Homie Good Purchase
Really good pair of pants but the waist runs a little big so if you are planning on buying make sure to get your size. Also the gray tiros look kind of black in the picture, but will look more gray when you get them.
June 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Eric F. Good pants, however...
These pants are really great, but there's only one problem, the pants are too long! I'm 5'8. I tried a large but they're too long at the bottom, tried a medium but it was too tight and the pants were still too long.
October 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Cypher Great Quality, Fit, and Function
Possibly the most comfortable pants I've ever worn. Wonderful fit, tight in the calves with plenty of freedom above for running and anything else.
I highly recommend these as both athletic pants and casual attire.
September 9, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5 Awesome pants!
I am 5.10, 160lbs and a small fits me perfectly. Its tight around the ankles and a little loose around the thighs. I run at night and where i live thats about 45 but these pants keep me warm with minimal clothing.
January 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by kenb0y Awesome Pants.
I don't play soccer, however I was recommended these by my friend. I use them almost everyday for cross country and they feel extremely comfortable, whether I'm using them for practice or just around the house.
September 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by NYC Guy Tapered workout pants
These pants are nice quality for the price. the lower leg is very tapered, snug to the calf. They do run very long, which is awkward with the tight calf. So if you're not tall, these are not the pants for you.
November 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Samarth Great purchase
I am 5'8'' 175 lbs muscular build and I ordered the medium pants. These pants are very comfortable and all-purpose pants for relaxing or any type of physical activity with added benefit of a fashionable look.
November 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by kwkwater Great fit
Love these pants. Bought one pair to make sure they fit right. I'm 5'11 and I ordered a medium. They fit perfect! I just placed another order for 3 more pair.. Extremely comfortable - love the tapered leg!
September 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CoachRTHS Great Product
These pants are great. I ordered a pair for a gift and a few days later by request ordered another pair for someone else. These pants fit true to the size guide so make sure you review it before ordering.
December 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bolikin Young and fresh
The pants are great to wear them before a game and they are useful when you are warming up or if you choose to go the gym. Overall the classic design makes them a better choice over some Nike products
September 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by just mom not happy
The pants are great but the price is not. And trying to find a sale is impossible even at the Adidas Outlet stores. Why are this pants so expensive and exclude from sales at the outlet malls?
January 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Soccer Mom Too The right fit!
Son loved these. They are the fit he was looking for. Size Medium was perfect...he is 6'2" & 185lbs.
Great shipping too...they arrived in time for Christmas even though I ordered on 18th
December 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Tony G Great pants... but not what I was looking for
The pants are tight around the caffs. I was hoping for a looser pair. i coach baseball and these are more for playing a sport or running. Great material, fit well just not what I needed.
March 15, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jo Gemma Great for my son.
These pants are very durable. They wash well,
hold there color and the fabric is great.
My son lives in these during soccer season on and off the field. I highly recommend these pants.
November 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by va bmx excellent training pants
Purchase for BMX training. Read other reviews and fit was perfect. My son wears these for BMX training and practice. Much better than jeans or having to constantly wash his BMX pants.
April 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ghall50 Awesome pants!
I'm a loyal Adidas brand customer and lead an active lifestyle. I'm not a soccer player but really like the style and fit of these pants and many other Adidas clothing and shoe items.
November 14, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Zsazsa0414 Bad construction
I purchased two pair of these for my son and after going through the wash twice, the hem on both pair came out. Had to re-sew. For the cost, I expected these pants to hold up better.
February 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Moh Extremely comfy, yet durable
These training pants fit like a glove -very comfortably, yet allowing for great freedom of movement. The material is durable and breathable. I really like the look of them too.
January 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by 5281 Fits Perfect
i am 5'11 and i weight about 157& my girlfriend purchased me a medium. It fits perfect on my ankle and its very comfortable. Very helpful for my sport too; recommend it 100%
May 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by ACBoy25 Pretty Good
It's good, it feels comfortable, and I like the design of the pants. However, I bought a size Small, but it was too tight on the ankle, so can I exchange it for size Medium?
October 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jordan86Lee Tiro Pants
Great Stylish pair of light weight pants... Ordered them a size too big! I ordered 2xl waist is huge but length is great I'm 6'7 235 XL would have been a better fit for me
January 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Alex V. Best 45 dollars I've spent on gym training pants!
Fits perfectly, I'm size 32 waist and I'm about 5'3 and around 156 lbs. Size small was the right size and I'm planning on getting another pair but a different color! (:
October 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by EBPortland Good for all uses
I bought these mostly for soccer training in colder weather, but they are also very useful for lots of other things as well. All around I am happy with this buy.
October 25, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 169
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Buttercupper I LOVE THEM!
I bought these for my husband who coaches soccer, and he LOVES them. He would have a pair for every day of the week. They fit great, wash well, and don't shrink.
December 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Abe3 Good Buy
I was pleasantly surprised with the Trio 13 Training pants. Extremely comfortable, adjustable waist, and the zippers on the pokets and ankles are a nice touch.
September 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by NatNat1121 Great Purchase
I Absolutely Love these pants. They're so comfortable I have to control myself from wearing them everyday. I can just throw them on and go. I love love love !
December 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Maze Comfortable and convenient
These pants are a great buy and fit well into my wardrobe. I especially like that I can throw them on with anything and still feel stylish and confident.
October 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Kara93 Tiro 13
The tiro 13's are the best pair of Adidas pants that I own. I absolutely love the way they fit. I would definitely recommend people to buy these pants.
March 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Alexis_12 Must buy!
The only complaint I have is I feel they're slightly too long, but everyone I ask says the look fine. Either way I recommend them to every soccer player
February 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Your Nickname* great pair of pants
These pants are great. They fit great for me, tight around the calf but not that tight around my thighs. Great for training or practice before a game.
May 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Cazac Favorite sweats
Love these sweats! they really do keep u cool when training and they look amazing. I have two pairs and am going to order more. My definite favorites
October 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by JayTheKidd Great Pants
The Tiro 13's are great. They fit to size length is not bad the quality is great they are slim sweatpants basically. I highly recommend these pants.
December 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Chris_Kenn Best pants I've ever had!
These pants are so great. You can fit two Capri Sun juice pouches in each of the pockets! With the zipper closed! I'm astounded! Good job, adidas!
January 20, 2014


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0 to 2—low danger from the sun's UV rays for the average person.
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- 8-10—very high risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure
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Element Case makes some of the highest end, most exclusive, most luxurious iPhone and iPad accessories on the planet, and that's never been more true than with the Ronin for iPhone 5.
The Ronin FE blends CNC machined, aircraft-grade aluminum with ethically-sourced, renewable Ziricote wood offering a warm, lustrous finish and a soft, genuine leather backing for unrivaled style and protection unlike anything else in an iPhone case.
The Ronin features a wood and aluminum-blend frame completely encasing the iPhone 5's perimeter with in-line volume, mute-switch and power button controls. Its slim-yet-stylish curves fully engulf iPhone 5 in a comfortable, smooth and luxurious package offering full protection and stand-out style no other aftermarket accessory can offer. Inspired by the clean lines of the "Katana," or Samurai Sword, the Ronin bears its namesake for the legendary Japanese Samurai warriors with no allegiance to a lord or master -- thus the Ronin 5 lives in a category all its own.
I know they're drawing on Asian culture for inspiration, but to me the Ronin also looks like something straight out of the Hobbit or Lord of the Rings. It the kind of case Elrond or Galadriel would have born into battle and used to smite many a ruin upon the mountainsides.
But here's the best news of all... You can win one of your very own! All you have to do to enter is leave a comment below telling Element Case you want one! We'll pick one of you at random, announce the winner in our usual post next week, and Element Case will send you your prize.
And if you just can't wait that long run, don't walk, over to Element Case and order yours now!
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I'd love one!
This case is absolutely beautiful, I'd love to snag one for my iPhone 5. I had an element case for my 4S and loved it.
Beautiful... This is the first case I've seen that looks good with metal that doesn't cover up the antennas on the back. Very purdy!! I Want Bad.
I always buy cheap cases, I want a nice one for once! Pick me. Thanks for all the awesome giveaways.
I think it looks steam punk. I firmly believe if you put this case on, your iphone will be powered with steam.
Wow. That is one really slick case. I'm not sure I could bring myself to buy one (I'm not that cool), but if I WON one, that would be awesome!
I've always wanted an Element Case and have lusted after them for some time now. I was planning on purchasing one for myself and the wife this Christmas.
That is the most gorgeous case I've seen! I really really really want one! My iPhone would be honored to wear it! :-)
Element cases are awesome! I've never owned one before but I have looked into them and they are pricey but beautiful. Would make a great addition to my new Portenzo ipad mini book case :)
Good lord that's a gorgeous case.. I'd love to buy one but I can't justify the purchase with xmas right around the corner. maybe someday they'll go on sale for a little less :)
Stunning case; my iPhone 5 is just about to be removed from its box and this case would dress it beautifully!
I want one!
This is the most spectacular case for iPhone 5 on the market. I would love to own one and would actually keep it on my phone, unlike other cases I have owned in the past.
I recently received my Pad & Quill Little Pocket Book and it's been great...but I'd gladly gift it to the iMore community if I had one of these classy Ronin cases. Looks absolutely gorgeous!
I'd love one of the cases. I think that wood is such a great compliment to the clean look of apple products!
The one case I have been searching for! Like its very very very......(outer voice)what did they tell me to say here?......which should've been inner voice...crap!
I am usually not one for putting a case on my iPhone, but this thing is so beautiful that I would GLADLY make an exception!
Oh please! Oh please! Oh please! ;-D I NEED this beautiful piece of artwork in my life! What a great way to show off a masterpiece!
Awesome. I just got my very first iPhone last week and have been thinking about putting a case on it. LOVE the look of this case! Fingers crossed :-)
This is one of the best-designed, most beautiful iPhone cases I've ever laid eyes on. I'd love to own one!
Hello Element, I've spend a great deal of time mentally picturing it and I've come to the conclusion that my phone would benefit greatly from this case.
Element Case really makes such gorgeous hardware. The wood element adds an amazing warmth and sophistication to an already great design. Ronin all the way! Yes please!
Ronin, the Samurai without an Emperor. Beautiful case. I too serve no Emperor, so with all consideration, I'd love one.
Oh I WANT. I would literally sell my kidney for one of these sobs.
I couldn't afford to own one, I broke the bank on my devices to begin with, but to have one? Hot damn.
I am a big fan of Element Case. Have recommended several friends to Element. I think I deserve a Ronin, by way of 'Thanks'. Would look absolutely striking on my iPhone 5!
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"ENTER NOW: Win a $200 Ronin Case for your iPhone 5!"
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I've had a few element cases and I really enjoyed them. This one looks like something that's completely different and amazingly special. I'd love to have one, Element!
The Ronin for iphone5 looks amazing. I'd love one.
I had one of the japan cases from Element on my iphone 4s and loved it.
Would be great to upgrade with my new phone.
I was just looking at this on their site, would be awesome to win one. I see Lunatik is close to rolling out the taktik 5 too, their website recently updated.
Love the high class look and it would match my high class iPhone 5. Please pick me!!!! Best of luck to everyone else.