[quote who="Solam" reply="72" id="3267014"]Quoting Jafo, reply 65 Quoting zigzag, reply 63Carrie Fisher was quite attractive. With that hair style? She had hair? I never noticed....[/quote] Too busy staring at the danishes attached to her head?
Jythier
So if I put my stuff in a storage unit, the stuff doesn't belong to me anymore? Bummer.
6,000 years -4100 years = 1900 years. Now, how long do you think it takes to create an empire?
Spaceballs: The Musical!
What exactly am I supposed to be speaking to here? If the earth is 6000 years old, and the oldest you can go back is 21 centuries before Christianity, then you have only gone back 2100 years... where's the conflict?
Did it edit everything out and make it a new movie???
[quote who="UmbralAngel" reply="18" id="3266218"]I'm lucky... nobody shares my viewpoints wherever I go... Okay thats a bit of an exaggeration but yeah I worry more that people will ignore my comments because of TLDR or because it doesn't fit into their view. I usually spend lots of time typing out thoughtful forum replies and even delete about half of them before posting (self-editing). [/quote] You lost me at exaggeration. That
Your margin of error is very unrealistic. It should be a lot closer to 4.54 billion years off. But we already had that argument.
[quote who="GoaFan77" reply="55" id="3266060"]Quoting Heavenfall, reply 49http://collider.com/george-lucas-lucasfilm-sale-charity/207790/ "George Lucas to Donate Most of His $4 Billion from Lucasfilm Sale to Education Charity" Well I guess I can't make fun of him as much for how well he milked the franchise for all these years. At least schools win out of this.[/quote] We totally still can make fun of him!
Now having a good time with Novice AI and attacking the monsters just to play around with combat and what is strong, and also my sovereign is now a mage. What do the difficulty levels do? There's one for AI, and one for general difficulty... what does the general difficulty change, and what does the AI difficulty change?
I agree with your casting of the psychotic Sith Lord. She plays psychotic very well, as well as evil. Though I think some of her best work was playing Hermoine playing Belatrix - very different acting needed.
You're right. There's a huge problem in the world, and on the internet, where a lot of people refuse to recognize my opinions as the only 'truth'.
Time travel is a very interesting thing to think about, since it is a paradox - if you know what happened in the past, you should be able to do something to change it should you find yourself in that past. Yet whatever you did to change it has already been done. Maybe not so interesting.
[quote who="Sinperium" reply="46" id="3265658"]It doesn't matter anyway...we all know Star Trek is a much more believable, consistent, dramatic and scientifically correct universe anyway. It rules now--like it always did. heh...heh...heh[/quote] And if it ain't, they'll travel back in time, undo it, and make it again, scientifically correct.
Yes.
I take every dime I can get, with an eye towards not being eligible for any dimes in the future.
It was my understanding that Christian Star Wars fans were able to place a lot of Christian imagery within the 4-6 series. As for what it was, it was also my understanding that I should avoid these people when the topic of Christian imagery in Star Wars came up.
GFT, would you exist if you didn't write these posts? So where did your posts come from? Or rather, where did you come from, if not from your posts?
Luke is seduced by the dark side - they have cookies. They lied about the cookies.
Well, it makes me imagine the good old days, where people released finished products instead of products that still needed work. I like the philosophy here, which is, "Release a great product, then make it better anyway." A lot of places are, "Release a terrible product, and then hurriedly fix it."
[quote who="GirlFriendTess" reply="77" id="3263302"] Quoting Jythier, reply 76Prayer is being stamped out of public by non-Christians - any public arena where the government has any sway.You do not seem interested in praying in public Jythier? Not in the grocery store, the bowling alley, the mall or any other actual public venue … why not? People normally spend much more of their time in these places than a court house (hopefully) and they usually aren't working. I do not know
[quote who="GirlFriendTess" reply="72" id="3255366"] Quoting Jythier, reply 70No behavior change means exactly what I said. No behavior change.I tend to take things more literally than you do it seems. How you could even intimate that 'no behavior change' is required for a non-Christian to become a Christian that is just an absurd point and I don’t do absurdity well at all.[/quote] Why is it absurd?
Prayer is being stamped out of public by non-Christians - any public arena where the government has any sway. If I was a Muslim, I would have a Muslim background, but I don't know how I would look at the writings of Mohammed and say they are consistent with each other. I would wonder why we even have the Old Testament books in our religion if we were saying that parts are true, parts are 'corrupted'. So hopefully, I would eventually be witnessed to by a
I like Steam, because for me, it IS digital distribution, and I like digital distribution. Technically I started up with Impulse but when I learned it wasn't Stardock anymore I got away from it.
You don't happen to live in NW Ohio, do you?