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Reply to Adieu, JoeUser in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Echoing Jill's "sorry to see you go," in a way, I'd just add that JU is like a fast food restaurant. You come by, order a burger, and drive off. Eventually, you don't want burgers everyday, so you go somewhere else. It's cool. Who wants the same meal every day? (Unless it's pizza hut and waffle house, but I digress...) JU has its own menu, and I hope you drive through once in a while. Perhaps after you've eaten at the other place for

Reply to Home is where the Pizza Hut is in Misc JoeUser Forums

JU is scary. My google ads on this page now say the following: "Pet Friendly Airlines" "Pizza Parlor Secrets" "Papa Johns" and "Dominos Official Site" Now I have this weird idea to write an article using lots of different references to all kinds of different things just to see what Google yanks out of it to make an ad...hmmm...maybe tomorrow.

Reply to Edwards Affair in Democrat JoeUser Forums

[quote]What was he thinking?[/quote] "Man, I'm horny" is my guess. Sometimes I wonder what it is about impropriety that *really* offends people. I know why they *claim* it offends them, but I'm more likely to believe that fear is involved.

Reply to Home is where the Pizza Hut is in Misc Stardock Forums

I almost forgot. Extra Credit to Ms. Wahine (in the form of a karma---woooo.) for the correct Willy Wonka guess :) Thanks for the welcomes back (or is it welcome backs?)

Reply to Home is where the Pizza Hut is in Misc Stardock Forums

Ok, I will. It's going to be a while, methinks. She's behind in school due to the move, the house is still a wreck, etc...etc...every day is gonna be work for a little bit yet :)

Reply to Home is where the Pizza Hut is in Misc Stardock Forums

[quote]Did the movers break any of your stuff?[/quote] Just a 42" Flat Screen TV. Nothing special :( Ah well, they don't make that model anymore, and they have to replace it, not give us what we paid for it, so maybe we'll get an upgrade :) They also broke a couple of Mari's Japanese tea cups which she was quite attached to. [quote]if'n you're interested in our 95 Cougar[/quote] The car is mainly for Mari.&nbsp

Reply to Home is where the Pizza Hut is in Misc Stardock Forums

Will do and thanks :)

Home is where the Pizza Hut is in Misc JoeUser Forums

Just a little update on life and whatnot. After a grueling trip that my friend Charlie referred to as "The Great Migration," Mari and I are finally back on home soil in the US of A. Here's a brief synopsis of what "The Great Migration" entailed. During the summer months, there is an embargo on traveling with pets. If the temperature at the departing airport is 85 degrees or higher at the time of departure, or if the projected temperatu

Reply to Words of Wisdom From The Best President IN My Lifetime in Republican Stardock Forums

[quote] and if the Dems win big in November, the hate crimes law they pass will effectively shut us up.[/quote] I never thought anyone could convince me to vote democrat, but this statement did it. You and your self-righteous fellows shutting up would be like going to heaven for me. I so sick of your drivel, I can't even begin to imagine what life without it would be like. Obama in 2008!

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

Now we're all fools as well. Your Christian love knows no bounds, does it? That you don't care a wit about personally offending an atheist is indicative of your true colors. Exactly as I expected. Yet another Christian hypocrite. Yawn. The content of that email, by the way, is fictional. Never happened. Yet another lie propogated by the biggest bearers of false witness in the galaxy. Keep going, Lula...see if you can break a

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

Atheists *I* know don't "believe" in things. I put that in quotes because it rings of "has faith in." The atheists I know, including myself, don't have "faith" in things. And note. You never said "atheists who believe in Darwinism"..that would have been ok, In fact, you could have just said "people who believe in darwinism, and your opinion would have been just that, an opinion, and fine with me. But you lumped us all together as if we have meetings to discuss wh

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

[quote]Throughout this discussion, whenver I reference Atheism or atheists, it's always been in a general sense...I can't help it, if as a self proclaimed atheist, you take it personally.[/quote] You can't talk about a group of INDIVIDUALS in a general sense. I still don't know what is confusing to you about that. Is English your first language? The idiocy comment I made wasn't personal. It was observational. But I know that observing things

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

When you say "atheists believe this" or "atheists say that," you're referring to all atheists. I'm an atheist, and I'll thank you very kindly to not put words in my mouth. Is that too confusing for you? You have the entire universe figured out but can't tell when you're making an unfair assertion about an entire group when talking about a singular subset of that group? How do you expect anyone to listen to a word you say when you display such abject idiocy?</p

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion JoeUser Forums

[quote]however, in general, atheists pay a lot of attention to scientific discoveries and when ever any disprove Darwin's molecules to man theory, a panic sets in the playing field[/quote] Another broad generalization. I take it that means you aren't sorry. Since no apology for your egregious generalization came, then none is accepted, loving, understanding, forgiving, compassionate, Christian. Put up some proo

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

[quote]And that's the panic for atheism and those otherwise true believers in Darwinism....for at every turn, the vast and accumulating evidence of modern science is agaisnt Darwinism.[/quote] Panic? I don't know any panicking atheists. Can you give me one link to anything where an atheist displays panic because he thinks any current statement of science is about to be overturned? All of the atheists I know couldn't care less if science ov

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

[quote]Atheists absolutely need Evolution to be true[/quote] That's a lie. I don't need any such thing. If Evolution were completely disproved tomorrow, I'd drop the idea like a hot rock and not think twice about it. But I also wouldn't just fill in the gap that was left with God. I think a truer statement is that fundamentalists need evolution to NOT be true.

Reply to Strange Growth On My Head in Health & Medicine Stardock Forums

Gnarly. I won't repeat everyone else's encouragement for haste. You know the deal. But that isn't what I responded for. Sorry I haven't mailed that thing to your Mom yet. Things got crazy around here and I just plain forgot. I pulled it out of the "out of sight out of mind" room. Will try to get it sent soon.

Reply to George Carlin Has Died in Current Events Stardock Forums

In a world of growing intellectual darkness, this was a light I wish hadn't gone out so soon. I'll miss him dearly.

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

[quote]How does Science explain otherwise? How did the earth get created? How did atoms get made? When did the first atom appear? How about gravity? How did all these things get started using Science to explain this? Enlighten me.[/quote] Cute. And weak. I'm not the one that made the claim, KFC. Hukked on Fonicks still not helping with your reading comprehension, I see. [quote]This is an oxymoron. There is not one thing in the bible

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

Luka: [quote]These unexplained mysteries can now be given scientific explanations.[/quote] Me: [quote]Really? So how does science explain how God created everything? How did he make atoms? How did he make gravity? How did he do all this? I've been dying to know...I'm so glad you have access to the science that explains these mysteries because I missed it somehow. Please enlighten me.[/quote] You hear that?&n

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion JoeUser Forums

[quote]Copernicus, Kepler, Boyle etc. all understood the compatility between science and religion.[/quote] Now why in the world would you leave Galileo out of this list, Lula? Gee golly willikers hmmm, I wonder....

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

[quote]The Creation model begins with the earlier presupposition that the universe and all that's in it reflects Almighty God. These unexplained mysteries can now be given scientific explanations.[/quote] Really? So how does science explain how God created everything? How did he make atoms? How did he make gravity? How did he do all this? I've been dying to know...I'm so glad you have access to the science that explains these mysteries becaus

Reply to SEXY WOMEN HERE! Or; Carolina and Hiromi. in Music Stardock Forums

BUMP!! I never saw this until today. So glad you dig her, SC. Help me spread the word...I know you will :) Funny story...when Mari and I went to see them in Switzerland, we stayed in the hotel they were playing at (it has an attached jazz club) and so, of course, they stayed there too. The first night, we went down to the restaurant to have dinner before the show. There is a kind of "back room" to this restaurant, and that's where we were sea

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

[quote]What is the fear of presenting scientific arguments and inquiry of the Creation model?[/quote] Define the creation model, Lula. One paragraph please.

Reply to The Word on Creationism in Religion Stardock Forums

[quote]The answer is NO but I know why you're asking.[/quote] Why am I asking? Why does your profile say you are?