AldericJourdain

AldericJourdain

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[quote]This is not the church of England. This is not the CC. Our country was founded on Prayer. The very first Congress was started with a three hour prayer. This has nothing to do with instituting a Federal Religion like England did. It's a day when all people regardless of their religion in this country can get on their knees and pray to God as I stated earlier. This has all to do with the leader of the Free World being an example for the rest of our country. T

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[quote] The President of our nation has just canceled the National Day of Prayer's observance in the White House. This National Day of Prayer has been observed every single year since 1952, when Harry Truman first introduced it. It has been commemorated by every single President until now. Why now? Is this part of the big change? <span style="font-size:

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[quote]looks like you guys too me too literally. [/quote] Yeah....well, what can I say. I'm just that good, lol. Btw, I want to apologize and make a correction. It dawned on me that when we (I believe it was with you) were debating China and such, I erroneously said "my SO," and so on - when I meant my ex-SO. I've been on the run and was totally not paying attention to what I was saying and apologize for the misunderstanding. I fe

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[quote]You would run FROM a female pervert? Wouldn't you be running TOO a female pervert?[/quote] Indeed, I'm not into perverts of any kind really.I guess that makes me atypical as compared to most men. Whoops, my bad - I never got the memo. >_> [quote](Assuming, of course, that females are your forte.)[/quote] Depends, am I "good" with women? As in how is my batting average metaphorically speaking? Meh, I've whiffed my fair share o

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[quote]You postulated two events that were supposed to make evolution impossible both of witch are incorrect. 1) There were extinction level events so great that evolution would have had to start over again this is false. Many species survived the KT event and no I'm not going to list them alphabetically with their geographic location the information is readily available do your own homework. Insects such as the cockroach, dragonfly and centipede and many small insectivo

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[quote]Even though you have provided proof, I still accept this as only theory (proof lies, you know), so now I will feel victimized by what I perceive as an infringement on my right to believe that buttery nipples only exist in sexual acts because you tried to offer proof that I asked for.[/quote] Mhmmm. >_> Don't mind me while I just....run; pervert. :P [quote](I'm just giving you a hard time, btw. And cracking myself up in the process.)[/quote] <p

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[quote]Okay... so just say that the scientific theory of evolution is an option of belief, however, the philosophy of creationism is something else that is also an option. Most school classes are intertwined in several different ways, so it isn't illogical to mention the philosophy, even if you don't go into detail about it.[/quote] Indeed, Intelligent Design, as far as I'm concerned, is a belief system. It is a flawed one and belongs in philosophy; it just is not scie

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[quote](If that means offering both sides up as THEORIES in a classroom, so be it.) To express happiness over someone else being penalized for this should mean that you should be happy when someone of your own beliefs is penalized as well, as that is equality.[/quote] Intelligent Design ---> Philosophy Evolution, etc. ---> Science That is the only way I would support it, because frankly, there is nothing scientific abo

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[quote]Are you sure that's a drink?!? Sounds like a sexual fetish to me... (and an odd one, in my opinion). [/quote] You know, that's why I added: [quote]Erm, by the way...I mean the drink. [/quote] Smart aleck. Geesh.

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[quote]OK, I didn't put this in the bar section again did I?[/quote] No, you're good; I just felt like a drink after the weekend. Lets just say I got no sleep at all, and was looking for the week to begin. That ain't normal, I don't care who ya are. >_> [quote]BTW, Barcardi and Coke is the way to go.[/quote] I like buttery nipples.

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[quote]I already started with the Guitar Hero World Tour for the Wii. At least I know how to hold the guitar. [/quote] Remember, the neck goes up, no down...and don't stick your hand in the guitar! XD :P [quote]I may want to get a guitar too. LOL.[/quote] That too; there I go assume again, lol.

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[quote]So are English, Social Studies, History, Home Economics, Woodworking Shop, Physical Education and other curriculum components. So what? If we can't teach science because it's 'foisted,' we can't teach anything.[/quote] Good point; it destabilizes and rots the foundation of our education. According to their logic, from here-on-out, all curriculum is suspect. There goes the very foundation for society, not to mention the foundation of their religion.

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[quote]Not according to Paul Krugman.[/quote] Well Krugman is a special case, so to speak... [quote]Haha, for the sake of argument. [/quote] Argument?! How dare thou argue the Holy Scripture of the Most High Times! ^_^ All hail Krugman!

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[quote]You know, I'bve been considering that. I love both pianos and guitars and have always wanted to learn. Maybe it's time for a new hobby that may actaully be useful, unlike my video game playing. [/quote] The guitar was pretty hard because I have small hands and short n stubby fingers. >_> My suggestion is to just get a book and teach yourself.

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