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Matty, I love your accent! And the horse is beautiful! A friend and I took an extremely long walk the other day, and apparently there are farms bordering my school campus. One of em had a group of horses and we got to stand within a few feet of them and watch them run around, nuzzle each other, things like that. They were breath-taking--I wish we could've been as close to them as you were to that horse. Oh, and the piglets are adorable  ----------------- "The task that remains is to cope with our interdependence--to see ourselves reflected in every other human being and to respect and honor our differences" ~ Melba Pattillo Beals, Warriors Don't Cry
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My current favorite commercial: Puppets and Mountain Dew"You're in violation of your face!" Hehe. ----------------- "The task that remains is to cope with our interdependence--to see ourselves reflected in every other human being and to respect and honor our differences" ~ Melba Pattillo Beals, Warriors Don't Cry
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Irn BruThis was a commercial my son was in about 6 years ago. He's 'Jef in a box'! One of the nation's favourites was this one!And this one!And this one!Forgot this one![This message was edited by Asa on 06-07-07 at 06:28 PM.]
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Asa! I love a true a Scotman. Is that a jock itch? hahaha!!  <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Brevity is the soul of wit. ~William Shakespeare
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| Posts: 4231 | Location: Land of Lincoln, USA | Registered: 01-29-03 |    |
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quote: Bottom line: Judeo-Christian apologetes honing their critical thinking skills.
What? Not to spark a debate, but I just watched these... ...'critical thinking' implies just that, not subservience to a pack of immoral, irrationally restrictive rules that, if all evidence is tallied, contradict most of what we know about the world. I mean, these videos could just as easily be Islamic, and it would be no less disturbing at all! My only comfort is that the premise certifiably insane, and that we can therefore assume science and love will win the day. I hope the wonderful people who are interviewed in the videos lead good, healthy lives, but I also desperately hope they don't hurt too many people as a collective. Things like this always bring this song into my head: Jesus He Knows Me - GenesisActually, forget all this morose talk. Let's forget crackpot schemes and just watch some more badly dubbed Genesis music videos: That's All - Genesis No Son Of Mine - Genesis I Can't Dance - Genesis
[This message was edited by Fuzzies on 06-08-07 at 02:00 AM.]
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| Posts: 5612 | Location: Aotearoa (New Zealand) | Registered: 09-22-02 |    |
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Matt, loved the march. Those are some very clever questions they asked. Very amusing. Airedale, I'm sorry, but those were terrible. It was all very surface-layer stuff. The philosophy and ethics one was just plain stupid. There's such a thing as a loaded question, and that guy had a barrage of them. Certainly he'd be at a loss against good ol' Wittgenstein. For those of you who feel the same way as me about David Blaine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYxu_MQSTTY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGrTvNzGCZE
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| Posts: 5612 | Location: Aotearoa (New Zealand) | Registered: 09-22-02 |    |
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Yuri Bezmenov on demoralizationhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE8MCSu_K-A The Great Brainwashing of America Step 1 is Demoralization Bezmenov continues on demoralization in Americahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gqd-x0omd_oStep 2: Destabilization of a nation [defense, economy] Step 3: Crisis Step 4: Period of Normalization (cynically, propagandization; promise people all sorts of goodies, establish Big Brother gov't in DC) "Unlike myself, you [Americans] will have nowhere to defect to." -Yuri Bezmenov Bezmenov on Marxists, useful idiotshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5vD3wuFMrEYuri Bezmenov on KGB interest in yoga, brainwashinghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpZsNGAz6jcBezmenov on American mass mediahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCDFmaJyB0QBezmenov on the Soviet systemhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHk5zUf96c0Note he teaches party-elite are far more dangerous than professional military. "Actually, there are no grass roots revolutions period. Any revolution is a byproduct of a highly organized group, of conscientious and professional organizers, but it has nothing to do with grassroots." -Yuri Bezmenov ------------------------------ The opposite of joy is not sorrow. It is unbelief. ~ Leslie Weatherhead Picture me with my ground teeth stalking joy--fully armed too, as it's a highly dangerous quest. ~ Flannery O'Connor
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| Posts: 2098 | Location: Aslan's Narnia | Registered: 11-10-00 |    |
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The Enemies of Reason - Richard Dawkins' new series. I've gotten over the fact that he's an insufferable snob, and forgiven him for his delusion that the much bigger delusions of religion will ever go away. What he seems to miss is that religion makes the world, and life, much, much simpler than it actually is. That's a bit of a boon for those adhering to it, they're not even capable of comprehending plurism (unless they're Universalists like the founding fathers of the USA seem to have been). I think he's missed the fact that religion is The Selfish Meme, it will do anything - love or hate, kiss or bomb. Secularism is just too... ...good... ...too moral, in most forms, to ever trump a hijacked aeroplane or an Inquisition if its done in the name of The Great Moon Fairy or Invisible King Cobra. Bah, enjoy the programme and ignore my needless editorialising.
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| Posts: 5612 | Location: Aotearoa (New Zealand) | Registered: 09-22-02 |    |
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Hey, not even Dawkins would dismiss working medicine immediately. These things need testing. It's the things like acupuncture, reiki, crystal healing, and homeopathy that keep being shown to have no effect beyond placebo and are still clung to like the billy-o that are really concerning.
Even worse are things like the Rife machine. I don't think people would exploit such seriously ill people on purpose, they must really believe the machine works, but the tragedy is that you don't even need a very deep understanding of science to see through the pretend "science" that seems to fool far too many! People die due to things like this, and "Oxygen Therapy", etc, etc, and just because they are stupid enough to fall for quackery does not mean they deserve such horrors.
"Big Pharma" may be bad, but it doesn't often present the insidious, everyday danger that many alternative "medicines" do.
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