See, I think you're cheating and just leaning up against the cupboard in the background.... Yeah I thought it looks a bit like that too, it is just a trick of perspective though, it is actuallly about a foot or so behind me.
Oh shit. Tell Adrian I'm sending out positive vibes his way. Be strong Brandie. Good Luck.
Reply By: foreverserenityPosted: Wednesday, November 16, 2005I would judging your dancing, you definately get points for limberness. That is a fair kick you've got there, mate.Wow, fitness is thy name! You have "good knees" to be able to kick that high! ! </TA
Nah, only psuedo-cossack dancing. I've always wanted to do the thing where they crouch right down and do the kicks but I haven't been successful so far, I'm not all that co-ordinated...
Owch, that looks nasty. The lesson here is: buy rubber snakes instead....
.....and it has the bonus you don't have to see my ugly face too...
Filling Spc Nobody Special's Hidden Satanic Message Challenge prize request I have taken a picture of myself dancing. It is very hard to take a picture of yourself dancing where you actually look like you're dancing so I thought I'd throw in a few high kicks Cossack style to make it more obvious. <img src="http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c143/kcdl/highkick.
Correct. It actually sounds like worship satan if you record it and play it backward. Request will be filled shortly!
I'm bored so I've decide to start the "Find the Hidden Satanic Message Challenge >8D" Every week (if this week works out)I will post a clue with a hidden satanic message. It may be decoded by any number of methods from week to week, just use your im
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!
But hang on, I have made a concession to you to not teach it on Science time. I even made that concession during the original article. Brendan Nelson also said it shouldn't be taught during Science time. Oh okay. I think I didn't read all your replies in the original thing so I missed that. The thing is
But I haven't suggested equal time at all. I gave it a passing mention, as opposed to several lessons on evolution. I know that is what I said. Actually funnily enough I don't disa
Good to see you fired up and avoiding the culture of mediocrity mate. Haven't had a good debate in a long time. I agree it has been far too long. I love debating with you, I start to get worried when we agree to much, especially after it looked like we were going to take similar career paths. Of cours
It seems you have huge double standards when it comes to what constitutes cultural sensitivity. If we used a similar example in SOSE when talking about equal rights I guess you could bring up the bits of the bible that say that God frowns upon homosexuals. Don't bring up the fact it is only in the old Testament because Genesis is too and you seem to think that should get class time too. That way we could be culturally sensitive to the fundy Christians
You're going to have to explain why. It is the main premise of ID I think. . Why is it is relevant what started evolution if it results in the same thing? I mean assuming we can never tell if god exists the cause of it does not matter as long as we are fairly sure it exists. If people want to believe
1. Instead of the much talked about "69"...try the 77! It's spooning with a twist! What's the twist? You bend forward at the waist so that your bodies create a 77. Yawn. This is a hot new trend? Who HASN'T done this? That remind me of a Trinidadian calypso called 69. The guy in the song asks a prostutit
Yes you can. It is difficult, but it is done all the time in mathematics, probably the purest form of science there is. Agreed that is true with mathematics that some things can be conclusively proved. Interestingly though mathematics has also proven that some things are unprovable/uncalulatable beca
Yeah my dad (a Trinidadian) used to refer to himself as a Heinz variety. Of course I'm even more mixed than he is. I'm part African (Yaroba - Western Africa), Spanish, Chinese (Hong Kong), French, English (some of the english bit may have been French orginally), Russian Jewish (and or Polish), Welsh and possibly Irish and Carib Indian. I'm Australian. I consider myself human first though, but I love learning about my heritage.
Yes, but you couldn't really say it's a proven law could you. That's the whole point, you CAN'T fully prove a theory in science (as Zoomba stated above). The closest you get to a proven theory is a theory that is a very good fit. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF3
Cant really test evolution either. All we are doing is putting monkey bones together and saying "hey, they look like us....we must have come from them...because a lot of things are the same" A cat and a dog have a crap load of similarities as well, but are two completely different things. That isn't
My problem is just that science wants to present itself as the only way to come to the truth. Religion is often based on different, but equally valid philosophical assumptions that are attemtping to find truth. Science is increasingly being accused of being a religion because it refuses to acknowledge its own philosphical limitai
i should say that I am not totally against the idea of kids having some say in what they learn. But the selection of choices should be within that subject area, mixing science and religion does not count. I DO however think that creationism should be mentioned when teaching evolution, but only in the sense of why it being apart of the history of how evolution theories were develop. Even in my very secular school it was mentioned but it was never advoca
Although I agree with the sentiment I'm not sure it would work. Really it in a way it defeats the priciple of fighting Creations Vs. Evolution in court in that they should even have to choose. Creationsism (or its psuedo-scientific facade Intelligent Design) isn't a scienctific theory and so scienctists should not be forced to teach it under any circumstances. It would be sort of like asking the kids the vote on being taught that 2 + 2 = 5 in math cla
If I had my way you'd be on top.......err, perhaps I should rephrase that *goes off to take cold shower*
Three and a half MILLION abortions are performed in America every year, Toblerone. That's an awful lot of "mistakes" being made, don't you think? It is nothing compared the the 295,734,134 lving breathing citizens in the US right now with self awareness. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgCo
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