gayest cities in america.. http://www.advocate.com/printarticle.aspx?id=172392.
bangalore.
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Also, you can buy stepping stones and stale pasta in the shape of Texas. How gay is that?
"O.M.F.G. It's time for texas pasta, boys. 'YUUUUUMMY!'"
You won't see Ohio or fucking Oklahoma pushing that shit. Ever heard of "Colorado shaped pasta"? No.
- Lime
He he... I'm picking on Texas tonight.
gayest cities in america.. http://www.advocate.com/printarticle.aspx?id=172392.
bangalore.
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Pffftt! The original post left out the whole state of Texas! Every ad or commercial I've ever seen for the state features a beefcake cowboy showing off his ass!
- Lime
"for the first time in human history a dinosaur fossil is presenting us with the opportunity to see what a living dinosaur looked like.
in 2001 a field research team unearthed the worlds most complete dinosaur fossil, a brachylophosaurus nicknamed leonardo.
this incredible dinosaur has all of its skin covering its body, missing only a bit on the head and tail.
You seem to have dropped this, Perry. Huh... funny... it appears to be some sort of ass. Yours, I guess. Here you go.
I can't wait for your next post.
- Lime
"for the first time in human history a dinosaur fossil is presenting us with the opportunity to see what a living dinosaur looked like.
in 2001 a field research team unearthed the worlds most complete dinosaur fossil, a brachylophosaurus nicknamed leonardo.
this incredible dinosaur has all of its skin covering its body, missing only a bit on the head and tail.
Where? Trust the internet? His discoveries were published in scientific journals and he claims that it stands unrefuted in those scientific journals here:
Yet you trust the claims you just linked to on the internet.
Hypocrite!
There is good information, backed with real-world references all over the internet. Yes, by all means, check the references, check the data, check who is providing this information - but your rebuttal here is pathetic. Rather than refute my points, your only option is to 'poison the well'. "Well, this is from the internet, which can never be trusted."
Coward! Deceiver!
If there is one thing the history of science has taught us, it is that science is a process, and that it will continue to make discoveries and provide explainations for these things, in time, as we study them. Understanding takes time. Ignorance is instant. Science takes time. Creationism is instant (Goddidit). If something is unknown now, it is an opportunity for science to enhance our understanding. The unknown is not an everlasting, impossible hurdle, and certainly not something science shies awy from or tries to hide.
If there is anything creationists have taught us - it is that they will latch onto whatever is unknown at a given time and pretend it will never be known, and thus must be the work of a magic pixie god. Creationism thrives on ignornace - it has no place in the world of the known, only in the unknown. When science comes to understand a new subject, and can offer an explaination that explains all the facts and fits our understanding of physics, chemistry, etc - then creationists slink away with their tails between their legs and find the next unexplained phenomina to latch onto.
While science grows in it's understanding, creationists constantly lose ground. It is the purpetually losing side - creationists are not making 'great strides' toward proving anything but their own stubborness and ignonorance (notice the root word there: ignore.. the same way you ignore the counter-evidence that has been provided on the previous 12 pages.)
- Lime
"for the first time in human history a dinosaur fossil is presenting us with the opportunity to see what a living dinosaur looked like.
in 2001 a field research team unearthed the worlds most complete dinosaur fossil, a brachylophosaurus nicknamed leonardo.
this incredible dinosaur has all of its skin covering its body, missing only a bit on the head and tail.
How could they appear as found in granite except by creation?
If you are genuinely interested in the answer to this, go educate yourself. Go do the research for yourself and learn something. Instead you find crap on the Internet that you don't understand, and you post it here - as if your inability to do basic research and find answers for yourself is somehow amazing concrete proof of your god. It isn't. It's just some random internet guy admiting he doesn't understand crap, and that he is easily pursuaded by other people who don't understand crap. How amazing is that?
- Lime
we had the most fantastic rainbow here yesterday, probably the most solid colored one i have ever seen.
it reminded me that jehovah would never again flood the earth... not!.
i remarked to my daughter that the rainbow reminded me that the genesis account was a myth like the aboriginal dream times...rainbows are science, sunlight, rain mist/drops and refracted light.. i said, after it had rained and the sun came out, no matter whether 'god' was involved or not, there was going to be a rainbow.
It reminded me that jehovah would never again flood the earth..
Always struck me as an empty promise. Wasn't the trama of the supposed flood the murder and destruction? Well, god didn't promise he wouldn't do that again - just that he wouldn't use water next time.
That's like an abusive father promising his child that he wouldn't beat them with this specific stick again. He didn't promise he wouldn't beat the child.. so why promise anything?
- Lime
god to me would be as refreshing as a cold beer on a summers day.. today iam an atheist.
iam no longer a beliver in other peoples idea of god.
yet iam thirsty to find a god.
Doh! Minoans!!! Crete!
Thank you, Ziddna! I had watched a history channel show about the Minoans some time back, and lately I've been using a bit of bronze-age inspiration in my writing projects. I vaguely remembered the interesting documentery, and wanted to watch it again... but I couldn't quite remember the civilization's name. I was literally trying to find this just a few weeks ago.
- Lime
interesting point of view and graphs.
is the us different today than it was in the 50's and 60's when tax rates were at their highest?
a lot of people agree that raising taxes pulls money out of the economy and will hinder job creation.
YES ,,, and why not? This is one of my main complaints against Capitalisim .... our intrinsic value cannot be determined by how much money we make ;;; if it is, then what are we??? Just cogs in a wheel ...
I don't mind helping the less fortunate... But that is just to their own shame. Pathetic. People need their hands held for everything. If illegal immegrants can find a place and make it work... why can't average white people who had it much easier? Yeah, so it's hard... are people not up to workign hard?
You HAVE to wake up and kick your own ass. Rich or poor, successful people are doing it.
When my father helped me out finding my first job... I found it embarassing. Women consider 'help' embarassing. Handicapped people do. Overweight people do. Immigrants do. Why shouldn't anyone find hand-holding and hand-outs embarassing today?
Hand-outs are the resorts of failures.
- Lime
it's like facebook... but unlikely to be specifically mentioned in any sermons for a while.... that makes it "ok", right?.
- lime.
It's like Facebook... but unlikely to be specifically mentioned in any sermons for a while...
That makes it "ok", right?
- Lime
i was thinking i could take the diamonds i found on my front lawn, sell them to a jeweler to pay for a sex change so i can date the actresses' brother to get to her thru him, then dump the brother, find more diamonds to reverse the sex change, date her and then tell her she shows too much cleavage and i want her to change?
will this work?
am i that bad?
I think the best way to get to know someone is by asking them creepy, personal questions. Ask her where she usually eats lunch, where her current or previous boyfriend lives, and her bra size. Then you'll know if you should change sexes or not.
- Lime
