I'm not doing this to be a dick, or funny like usual, but I think it's important to clarify parent's point.
These discussions are good, but they do not fit into a science class. Unless any of them can be subjected to the scientific method they way evolution have been of course.
I'm normally a grammar Nazi and would have fixed the spelling too, but I figure if you're mentioning Sweden you're not a native speaker of English, so there you go.
I think it's important that people that don't have a desire for Creationism to be taught in a science class need to continue to point out that since it is neither observable nor testable, it can't be science, it can't even be a theory - as evolution, relativity and special relativity are. Discussion of the worlds creation stories should be kept to philosophy and/or religion classes.
"Linux on its own can not function unless it has the Processor, which is fine on its own without Linux, but wants Linux to be fulfilled in all it does, knowing that it is supported fully by the Processor. The Processor no longer judges Linux for its crashes and bugs, because of the Hardware Abstraction Layer that has come to protect Linux from the overwhelming power of the Processor."
Thanks, now I'm a Linux convert.
But honestly, I wish I personally knew more Christians like you, you sound like you could have a meaningful discussion on the subject and understand the logic from both angles. So many people think that the questioning of one's faith is the same thing as an attack of one's faith. You seem like you'd be able to reason the difference. I'm an avowed Atheist, but I admire people of faith that can look at their faith logically.
Pretty much standard fare at a concert of decent size these days. Even before camera phones were basically standard, people would wave their phones in the air, creating a similar effect to a crowd full of lighters.
Not only this, but Trent wants fans to bootleg and remix his shit, he releases albums under creative commons specifically for this purpose.
Simon Pegg will show up as the big city cop in a small town that takes his job too seriously and brings down the corrupt and evil snoopers.
Or
John Hurt's neighbor's kids will overhear their father talking anti-government in his sleep and they'll turn him in for re-education by the system, and the big evil system will continue on it's merry way.
I'm hoping more "Hot Fuzz" than "1984" on this one.
The immoral concepts you learn from them show that YHWH, God, and Alah did not create man in their own image, but in fact man created YHWH, God, and Alah in their own image.
I wish I had mod points. This is my view of religion too. Given the similar precepts among all religions with exclusion to the deity's moniker, I don't think it's out of line to think that tribal leaders dictated the best behavior desired and that was passed along so long that it went from word to form.
Not quite as exciting as nympho, but then again if they were putting a nympho in my front yard the neighbors might complain. I wonder, could I squeeze that under the code enforcement definition of 'lawn ornamentation' or 'yard decoration?'
Halloween would be easy enough, I'd just refer to the goings on as what happens when a Sasquatch meets a mermaid - I'd even have the external speakers blasting 'Part of Your World' as the neighborhood children walked by, expecting candy but getting the seeds of a million nights of nightmares instead.
The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
That's Ed Harris' character from "The Rock" right? Thomas Jefferson said something similar but it ended with "It is its natural manure." Funny how nobody ever includes that part of the quote, is it from fear that somebody will
Sean Connery's character's response to Ed Harris' General Hummel was "Patriotism is a virtue of the vicious."
I find your thoughts fascinating, Mr. Durden and would like to know more. Can I subscribe to your newsletter?
Technically that wasn't Tyler Durden, it was our unnamed narrator. Some people (me) speculate that Edward Norton's character's name was Jack, hence I am Jack's raging bile duct, and all of the diaries of Jack's organs, but you never actually find out his real name. Tyler was just a more realized manifestation of his persona, much more so than Rupert or Cornelius. Then again Jack could just be a general moniker similar to John Q. Public or Tom, Dick and Harry.
Haha. I don't know about sending Bruce WIllis, but this does make me wonder why we have never (to my knowledge...) sent a probe INTO one of the gas giants.
Your geek credits have been officially revoked.
Galileo had a probe that was dropped into the atmosphere of Jupiter and it transmitted data for 58 minutes before it stopped. Hell, we even crashed the Galileo spacecraft into Jupiter to prevent contaminating Europa or Callisto with organisms from Earth.
I think we're safe since sushi is actually the rice and that is cooked and vinegared. The fish, or sashimi, is easier to digest than milk, but less digestible than soya bean. PDF
Medtronic, Boston Scientific and St. Jude Medical have systems that monitor patient's implantable cardiac defibrillators and cardiac resynchronizers. I work for one of these companies and let me tell you, the data that's gathered and the way it's helping patients is amazing.
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"Time Eater" is a very misleading name. It should really be called a CLOCK GOBBLER.
At 120 Watts, it should be called the "Energy Gobbler" instead.
Apparently the sound it makes when the programmable alarm goes off is:
"Whooooooosh!"
I so wish I had mod points, you'd be getting a funny from me.
What if we don't count the collection plate at church?
Not trying to be funny, but seriously, what if we eliminate religious charity from the equation?
You are joking, aren't you? Sound doesn't travel through the vacuum of space.
Oh, that's what they meant. I thought they just meant screams didn't travel in the vacuum of space.
I'm pretty sure I just heard another "whooooooosh" coming from that sector.
I think their word of the past year was "w00t!"
The mating call of the homosexual barn owl?
These discussions are good, but they do not fit into a science class. Unless any of them can be subjected to the scientific method they way evolution have been of course.
I'm normally a grammar Nazi and would have fixed the spelling too, but I figure if you're mentioning Sweden you're not a native speaker of English, so there you go.
I think it's important that people that don't have a desire for Creationism to be taught in a science class need to continue to point out that since it is neither observable nor testable, it can't be science, it can't even be a theory - as evolution, relativity and special relativity are. Discussion of the worlds creation stories should be kept to philosophy and/or religion classes.
"Linux on its own can not function unless it has the Processor, which is fine on its own without Linux, but wants Linux to be fulfilled in all it does, knowing that it is supported fully by the Processor. The Processor no longer judges Linux for its crashes and bugs, because of the Hardware Abstraction Layer that has come to protect Linux from the overwhelming power of the Processor."
Thanks, now I'm a Linux convert.
But honestly, I wish I personally knew more Christians like you, you sound like you could have a meaningful discussion on the subject and understand the logic from both angles. So many people think that the questioning of one's faith is the same thing as an attack of one's faith. You seem like you'd be able to reason the difference. I'm an avowed Atheist, but I admire people of faith that can look at their faith logically.
...because I'm pretty sure 11 inches wouldn't be very useful.
That's what she said!!!
Uh, what were we talking about?
Pretty much standard fare at a concert of decent size these days. Even before camera phones were basically standard, people would wave their phones in the air, creating a similar effect to a crowd full of lighters.
Not only this, but Trent wants fans to bootleg and remix his shit, he releases albums under creative commons specifically for this purpose.
perhaps i should be proactive and kill/attack anyone who comes near me or my property, just to be safe of course
does the gov think its a healthy thing to encouraging that you to trust nobody ?
That's the way it is in Texas.
Simon Pegg will show up as the big city cop in a small town that takes his job too seriously and brings down the corrupt and evil snoopers.
Or
John Hurt's neighbor's kids will overhear their father talking anti-government in his sleep and they'll turn him in for re-education by the system, and the big evil system will continue on it's merry way.
I'm hoping more "Hot Fuzz" than "1984" on this one.
if breaking the law is never punished.
Attorney General Mukasey, is that you?
Well, what's the story. My wedding ring is Tungsten as well (I also highly recommend it) and would like to know. -Grey
Tungsten was originally known as Wolfram, hence the W, Wolfram because it came from wolframite ore. Wolfram meaning "wolf's foam," so called because the mineral consumed a large amount of tin in its extraction.
I think it's fair that Angela Belcher has us by the balls...
Could be worse, at least she's not fugly.
Carbon and energy neutral food I mean?
Soylent Green is people!!!!!
The immoral concepts you learn from them show that YHWH, God, and Alah did not create man in their own image, but in fact man created YHWH, God, and Alah in their own image.
I wish I had mod points. This is my view of religion too. Given the similar precepts among all religions with exclusion to the deity's moniker, I don't think it's out of line to think that tribal leaders dictated the best behavior desired and that was passed along so long that it went from word to form.
'Not in my front yard!'
N.I.M.F.Y.!
Not quite as exciting as nympho, but then again if they were putting a nympho in my front yard the neighbors might complain. I wonder, could I squeeze that under the code enforcement definition of 'lawn ornamentation' or 'yard decoration?'
Halloween would be easy enough, I'd just refer to the goings on as what happens when a Sasquatch meets a mermaid - I'd even have the external speakers blasting 'Part of Your World' as the neighborhood children walked by, expecting candy but getting the seeds of a million nights of nightmares instead.
The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
That's Ed Harris' character from "The Rock" right? Thomas Jefferson said something similar but it ended with "It is its natural manure." Funny how nobody ever includes that part of the quote, is it from fear that somebody will
Sean Connery's character's response to Ed Harris' General Hummel was "Patriotism is a virtue of the vicious."
Wow, just wow.
Parent should be funny, not interesting - it's an April Fool's product.
I find your thoughts fascinating, Mr. Durden and would like to know more. Can I subscribe to your newsletter?
Technically that wasn't Tyler Durden, it was our unnamed narrator. Some people (me) speculate that Edward Norton's character's name was Jack, hence I am Jack's raging bile duct, and all of the diaries of Jack's organs, but you never actually find out his real name. Tyler was just a more realized manifestation of his persona, much more so than Rupert or Cornelius. Then again Jack could just be a general moniker similar to John Q. Public or Tom, Dick and Harry.
On that note - Wanna buy some soap?
Please, for the love of all that is good and holy,next time try this:
<a href="your url here (with the quotes)">some witty text here</a>
Haha. I don't know about sending Bruce WIllis, but this does make me wonder why we have never (to my knowledge...) sent a probe INTO one of the gas giants.
Your geek credits have been officially revoked.
Galileo had a probe that was dropped into the atmosphere of Jupiter and it transmitted data for 58 minutes before it stopped. Hell, we even crashed the Galileo spacecraft into Jupiter to prevent contaminating Europa or Callisto with organisms from Earth.
Civilization arose because of beans!
Beans, beans, the wonderful fruit;
The more you eat, the more you toot.
The more you toot, the better you feel;
So let's make it beans for every meal.
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Man..I hope not, I LOVE sushi.
Me, too.
I think we're safe since sushi is actually the rice and that is cooked and vinegared. The fish, or sashimi, is easier to digest than milk, but less digestible than soya bean. PDF
Medtronic, Boston Scientific and St. Jude Medical have systems that monitor patient's implantable cardiac defibrillators and cardiac resynchronizers. I work for one of these companies and let me tell you, the data that's gathered and the way it's helping patients is amazing.