Our computer has gone kaput. It's sad and distressing.
Jesse should totally get that same haircut but shorter.
People that don't like ripe bananas in all their luscious tropical squalor are just missing the point. Green bananas are wrong.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Our computer has gone kaput. It's sad and distressing.
Jesse should totally get that same haircut but shorter.
People that don't like ripe bananas in all their luscious tropical squalor are just missing the point. Green bananas are wrong.
Hee. My hair is good. It's a little longer now, and I'm overdue for a trim. I think the cut actually works better at a slightly shorter length, because the layers hit the wavy part of my hair, and it looks all flippy.
For atheists: [link]
There is no such thing as an atheist because no human being knows everything and has all knowledge as we've seen above. Neither can any person be everywhere at the same time. For a person to be able to confidently say, "There is no God," he'd have to know EVERYTHING that existed EVERYWHERE--and no human being fits that bill. There is no atheist. At the very BEST a person can say, "I'm agnostic" although this is not true either...
I was so disappointed that their "Gothic and Vamp Freaks click here" link isn't finished yet, and goes nowhere....
Billy and Biyi = beautiful. Many, many warm wishes for long life, deep happiness and light burdens.
There is no atheist.
But is there a spoon?
Whoa.
For a person to be able to confidently say, "There is no God," he'd have to know EVERYTHING that existed EVERYWHERE--and no human being fits that bill.
So by that standard, one can't be a ________ist without having met ________ face to face?
Seriously -- that might be the worst argument for theism I've ever heard. Not that I clicked the link, but just from that quoted bit.
Ask him what percentage he knows of all the knowledge to be known in the entire known universe like what is happening in the core of Mars--right now. What is the temperature of that star that hubble is about to approach, etc.
1) squishy tidal flows
2) er...Hubble's in orbit, not approaching any stars unless something goes wrong
So by this count, do I know everything in the entire universe? And why do I suddenly feel like I've stepped into a Dinosaur Comics strip?