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Neoteny wrote:Well, quite a few of the vocal opposition have left. Nobunaga pops up from time to time and luns has been showing up recently, but without Nappy and the political version of Norse, a large chunk of the fun is missing.
Neoteny wrote:Well, quite a few of the vocal opposition have left. Nobunaga pops up from time to time and luns has been showing up recently, but without Nappy and the political version of Norse, a large chunk of the fun is missing.
Neoteny wrote:got tonkaed wrote:psh your not supposed to reply until he replies to my lengthy post.
It was sexy, but probably about as fruitful as actually arguing with jay.
jay_a2j wrote:Neoteny wrote:got tonkaed wrote:psh your not supposed to reply until he replies to my lengthy post.
It was sexy, but probably about as fruitful as actually arguing with jay.
Arguing with me can be fruitful. If a compelling argument is put forth. I just don't buy whatever people say. Look, I used to be a Bush supporter, thought that terrorists were out to get us and host of other instances where my mind has been changed.
jay_a2j wrote:Neoteny wrote:got tonkaed wrote:psh your not supposed to reply until he replies to my lengthy post.
It was sexy, but probably about as fruitful as actually arguing with jay.
Arguing with me can be fruitful. If a compelling argument is put forth. I just don't buy whatever people say. Look, I used to be a Bush supporter, thought that terrorists were out to get us and host of other instances where my mind has been changed.
Simon Viavant wrote:jay_a2j wrote:Neoteny wrote:got tonkaed wrote:psh your not supposed to reply until he replies to my lengthy post.
It was sexy, but probably about as fruitful as actually arguing with jay.
Arguing with me can be fruitful. If a compelling argument is put forth. I just don't buy whatever people say. Look, I used to be a Bush supporter, thought that terrorists were out to get us and host of other instances where my mind has been changed.
Anyone with an IQ over 28 changed their mind on that.
Neoteny wrote:jay_a2j wrote:Neoteny wrote:got tonkaed wrote:psh your not supposed to reply until he replies to my lengthy post.
It was sexy, but probably about as fruitful as actually arguing with jay.
Arguing with me can be fruitful. If a compelling argument is put forth. I just don't buy whatever people say. Look, I used to be a Bush supporter, thought that terrorists were out to get us and host of other instances where my mind has been changed.
As much as I enjoy you, I've never seen a fruitful discussion with you, jay.
Iliad wrote:
So no fruitful discussion. EVER
jay_a2j wrote: If a compelling argument is put forth.
jay_a2j wrote:Look, I used to be a Bush supporter, thought that terrorists were out to get us and host of other instances where my mind has been changed.
Wikipedia wrote:"Pirates and global warming
According to the Pastafarian belief system, pirates are "absolute divine beings" and the original Pastafarians.[3] Their image as "thieves and outcasts" is misinformation spread by Christian theologians in the Middle Ages and by Hare Krishnas. Pastafarianism says that they were in fact "peace-loving explorers and spreaders of good will" who distributed candy to small children, and adds that modern pirates are in no way similar to "the fun-loving buccaneers from history." Pastafarians celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day on September 19.
The inclusion of pirates in Pastafarianism was part of Henderson's original letter to the Kansas School Board. It illustrated that correlation does not imply causation. Henderson put forth the argument that "global warming, earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters are a direct effect of the shrinking numbers of pirates since the 1800s."[3] A chart accompanying the letter shows that as the number of pirates decreased, global temperatures increased."
bedub1 wrote:Wikipedia wrote:"Pirates and global warming
According to the Pastafarian belief system, pirates are "absolute divine beings" and the original Pastafarians.[3] Their image as "thieves and outcasts" is misinformation spread by Christian theologians in the Middle Ages and by Hare Krishnas. Pastafarianism says that they were in fact "peace-loving explorers and spreaders of good will" who distributed candy to small children, and adds that modern pirates are in no way similar to "the fun-loving buccaneers from history." Pastafarians celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day on September 19.
The inclusion of pirates in Pastafarianism was part of Henderson's original letter to the Kansas School Board. It illustrated that correlation does not imply causation. Henderson put forth the argument that "global warming, earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters are a direct effect of the shrinking numbers of pirates since the 1800s."[3] A chart accompanying the letter shows that as the number of pirates decreased, global temperatures increased."
jay_a2j wrote:Iliad wrote:
So no fruitful discussion. EVER
And I quote,jay_a2j wrote: If a compelling argument is put forth.