[quote]I find the fearful claims of that couple of kooks to be amusing as hell. Some think it will create mini black holes that will devour the Earth, and another thinks it'll create a quasar that will destroy the Earth.[/quote] People always obsess about the end of the world...this is just one more doomsday scenario for them to go nuts about. Guess we'll find out tomorrow if it makes us implode. :) ~Zoo
[quote]Zoo's idea of 'virulent' wisdom is not new. This is what most religion is about, at the core of the various theologies. [/quote] Yeah, I suppose it is...unfortunately some of them take it WAY too far and bad things happen at that point. ~Zoo
'And God said to the People of Israel, "Go forth and cut me a check, because I need a new bumper pool table." ~Zoo 3:48
I've been checking out a bit about that. It's pretty awesome. I just hope it doesn't backfire and kill us all [e digicons]x_x[/e] ...boy will those physicists feel silly. [e digicons]\o/[/e] ~Zoo
[quote]Actually the human remains found in the Sahara date from about 5,000 years ago. At that time that area was lush and green.[/quote] Lush and green a few thousand years ago, I can go with. However, Anartica being a lush paradise has a considerable amount to do with plate tectonics...rather than just random warming and cooling. Also, I should clarify that when I said hundreds of thousands and millions of years I wasn't talking about the human remains. We wer
[quote]Scientists studying the ice came across the remnants of moss on a valley floor. Further study revealed the remains of tiny crustaceans, insects, and pollen from beech trees and other plant life.[/quote] [quote]A few thousand years ago there were large fish, crocodiles -- and humans were out hunting for breakfast and dinner with harpoons! Now, it's just a desert.[/quote] A few thousand years? I think the correct number of years would be in the hundreds of thousands
[quote]When I'm tithing, I seem to always have enough money. When I don't, I always seem to be short. [/quote] Maybe you tithe because you have enough money and don't when you're short? That would be the cause and effect that makes the most sense. If God is providing...does he send you a check? ~Zoo
What kind of flower is that? I thought it was a giant spider ghost. :) ~Zoo
I understand the muteness. For me, I just feel...well, that it doesn't matter what the fuck I say about this or that. I ain't got the power nor the influence to do jack shit. I can sit around all day and debate finer points of politics...but, it doesn't do anything. I still have some ego about what I could do in this world...but bickering about this and that isn't the way to do it. Nah, when I change the world it will be by changing other people...that's all so
*sigh* Crap...now I got myself in politics. [e digicons]:(O[/e] [quote]Actually, she said she supported the discussion of creationism if it came up in class (from students, as is inevitable from my experiences as a student), but stressed she wasn't going so far as to suggest it should be added to the curiculum.[/quote] I was just copying and pasting from that link I quoted. I'm all for the discussion(even though it is horribly flawed in every scientific way imagin
[quote]Here' sthe link to the site BTW Link[/quote] Eh...I don't like her. The ones I disagree with the most: Civil Rights: Ok to deny benefits to homosexual couples. (Aug 2006) No spousal benefits for same-sex couples. (Jul 2006) Education: Teach creationism alongside evolution in schools. (Aug 2008) Supports teaching intelligent design in public schools. (Aug 2008) Faith-based materials ok
Is it hot or cold? Hot, I'd eat it...cold, I'd stay the hell away. ~Zoo
I am a Democrat...thanks for making me aware of what I should hate. :D Appreciate it. :) ~Zoo
If we called a day of peace, there'd be no articles. :D I don't do politics all that much, so I'm in for a ceasefire...nice to break up the monotony of political fighting. ~Zoo
That's kind of funny, actually. [e digicons]:grin:[/e] There are 20 bids already placed in the screenshot. I have a twisted sense of humor. [e digicons]:pout:[/e] ~Zoo
[quote]Oh, and that $1.75 - includes defense. [/quote] Heh, defense. :D I thought Alaska was a pretty quiet place. Defense from what? Rogue moose? Angry caribou? Outlaws on snowmobiles? Oh wait, is Russia canoeing over the Bering Strait? Or perhaps there are Canadian illegals crossing the border? [e digicons]\o/[/e] ~Zoo
My church doesn't tithe. Well, that's probably because it doesn't really exist. :D I don't bother going to church. I figure I can hammer out my own relationship with God. Church is just too...churchy for me. Besides, I didn't know there was a deposit to get into Heaven. In response to your title question, you shouldn't go to hell for not paying tithe...and whoever is telling people that is an ass. It's important to give, but to give beyond
Hmm, I like this idea. Perhaps I'll join you in a good round of Spam rippin'. I'll just use some spam from my bulk folder. Spam: Flush Up to 20 Excess Pounds Out of Your Body! Me: Now that's one hell of a toilet! Sign me up! Spam: Meet adults looking for fun. Me: Oh boy, we can play Halo together! Spam: Do You Have Diabetes? Are You on Medicare? Me:
[quote]The thing is, each of these is everything, all inclusive, and therefore, inclusive of the dark side. We cannot have light without dark, for yin there must be yang.[/quote] I like the yin and yang view. Opposing forces yet two parts of a whole. The dual nature is really captivating for me. I'm not exactly sure why, but the world seems to make more sense when viewed in that light (or darkness [e classic];)[/e] ). ~Zoo
I always hold my breath and down a big glass of water, swallowing interrupts the hiccuping...seems to help most of the time. ~Zoo
[quote]Then THINK BEFORE YOU SAY or BELIEVE ANYTHING.[/quote] THIS THIS THIS!!!! Best lesson anyone could ever learn. ~Zoo
[quote]I'm afraid that the Republicans did lock it up with this decision, despite her failings. And things will continue to get worse for the next four years.[/quote] Which will lead us right into 2012...apocalypse time. ~Zoo
[quote]Half the fun of the breakfast, apparently, is the fact that the parrots do come and sit with you and help themselves to whatever you're having. I'm really looking forward to this as I absolutely adore these birds.[/quote] Much like this: Rainbow lorikeets, I believe. Beautiful birds. [quote]I've missed it, and you, around here, mate. [/qu
[quote]What a great article this is, Zoo. [/quote] Thanks, Maso. :D [quote]Good to have you back, mate.[/quote] It's good to be back. :) ~Zoo
[quote]For some reason I remember the ™ one. I can't remember any of the other cool ones[/quote] Just hold Alt and type in random numbers. You get interesting results. Φ ☺ ☻ ♫ ☼ ► ♪ ↕ ♀ ¥ £ Oooh! ~Zoo
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