Are you experiencing a deficiency of Manly Spirit? Maybe you need more Hokuto no Ken and TTGL. Also, for severe cases, apply Golgo 13 directly to your balls.
The Democratic party calls me almost every day begging for money. I quit the party literally days after Obama won the primary, and they don't seem to register this fact.
It's at times like this I wish Nine were here. Anyways, the matter is trivially solved by going to torrents.to, without the need to mess around with private tracker bullshit.
FAIL: My sister believes in chakras, auras, demons, vampires, spirits, souls, the powers of the elements, the greek gods, and a ton of other metaphysical bullshit.
FAIL: My sister believes in chakras, auras, demons, vampires, spirits, souls, the powers of the elements, the greek gods, and a ton of other metaphysical bullshit.
FAIL: My sister believes in chakras, auras, demons, vampires, spirits, souls, the powers of the elements, the greek gods, and a ton of other metaphysical bullshit.
Make her read Book VII of Plato's Republic. Then she will realize that real metaphysics is not that sexy.
FAIL: My sister believes in chakras, auras, demons, vampires, spirits, souls, the powers of the elements, the greek gods, and a ton of other metaphysical bullshit.
Even on that list, Greek gods seem little random.
I'm dead serious. One of her "expletives" is "oh holy mother hera".
OMG!! If your going to rant on me at least rant correctly Sonic! The quote is "By mother Hera!" Here's my offical comment on the matter: if a person is not seriously hurting anyone leave them to their own beliefs.
seriously hurting in this context is defined as: could possibly be or in fact is deadly.
FAIL: My sister believes in chakras, auras, demons, vampires, spirits, souls, the powers of the elements, the greek gods, and a ton of other metaphysical bullshit.
Even on that list, Greek gods seem little random.
Yah its random because i was sitting there listing things i believe in for him to post this. So i was just throwing things out there. i
OMG!! If your going to rant on me at least rant correctly Sonic! The quote is "By mother Hera!" Here's my offical comment on the matter: if a person is not seriously hurting anyone leave them to their own beliefs.
seriously hurting in this context is defined as: could possibly be or in fact is deadly.
Why does it have to be serious? I think that any kind of harm is best avoided, and I'd say that most, if not all irrational beliefs are potentially harmful in some way.
I don't necessarily believe that the idea of a soul is irrational or harmful. Dualism and whatnot, although plenty of arguments can be made either way.
Powers of the elements though? Definitely has a potential for harm. Imagine an individual has depression. Instead of saying, "Hey, there's a pill for that," someone says, "if you massage the base of your neck with an iron bar, it will draw the negative thoughts from your being." The depressed person tries the second option instead of the first, wanting to avoid medication, and it (unsurprisingly) fails. The depressed person kills himself; the person who believes in elemental powers has indirectly killed him.
This stuff happens. It happened to Andy Kaufman; he thought (on the advice of a group of idiots) that psychic surgery could treat him better than a gamma knife. We lost one of the world's most brilliant comedians.
The Democratic party calls me almost every day begging for money. I quit the party literally days after Obama won the primary, and they don't seem to register this fact.
Adam has never seen Disney's Beauty and the Beast, so we pulled out my VHS and popped it into the player, but either player or the VHS has an issue, because the top of the screen kept rolling and flickering. I was so excited to watch it with him, but we don't have it on DVD. Well, at least the Holidays are coming, so one of us may find it in our stocking or underneath the Hanukkah bush.
OMG!! If your going to rant on me at least rant correctly Sonic! The quote is "By mother Hera!"
I just had a Xena: Warrior Princess flashback.
Powers of the elements though? Definitely has a potential for harm. Imagine an individual has depression. Instead of saying, "Hey, there's a pill for that," someone says, "if you massage the base of your neck with an iron bar, it will draw the negative thoughts from your being." The depressed person tries the second option instead of the first, wanting to avoid medication, and it (unsurprisingly) fails. The depressed person kills himself; the person who believes in elemental powers has indirectly killed him.
It doesn't go that far - I assure you, BlackVelvetPlease will not only not avoid Real medicine, but she reasearches any medical treatments there is even the possibility that she will take - a fine habit - and she's not stupid, she knows alternative medicine is bullshit, and does enough research when she may potentially have to take something that she'd be able to figure out fake shit from real medicine. If she can't figure it out, she'd ask someone she would think knows the answer, or would be able to figure out the answer.
I can't say owt about her metaphysical beliefs, it's not my business, but I do assure you, they're harmless.
Powers of the elements though? Definitely has a potential for harm. Imagine an individual has depression. Instead of saying, "Hey, there's a pill for that," someone says, "if you massage the base of your neck with an iron bar, it will draw the negative thoughts from your being." The depressed person tries the second option instead of the first, wanting to avoid medication, and it (unsurprisingly) fails. The depressed person kills himself; the person who believes in elemental powers has indirectly killed him.
It doesn't go that far - I assure you, BlackVelvetPlease will not only not avoid Real medicine, but she reasearches any medical treatments there is even the possibility that she will take - a fine habit - and she's not stupid, she knows alternative medicine is bullshit, and does enough research when she may potentially have to take something that she'd be able to figure out fake shit from real medicine. If she can't figure it out, she'd ask someone she would think knows the answer, or would be able to figure out the answer.
I can't say owt about her metaphysical beliefs, it's not my business, but I do assure you, they're harmless.
Doesn't necessarily mean anything. I use "Sweet Zombie Jesus!" as an exclamation on a daily basis. The context is what is damning here though.
Yeah, if it meant owt other than "I'm expressing my feelings on an issue that you can tell by the context and tone, or alternatively, expressing my surprise!" most times I ejaculate "Fuck me!", then I wouldn't have time to scratch myself.
...most times I ejaculate ... I have ... to scratch myself.
I'm really sorry, but I have the sense of humor of a four year old. As a matter of fact, I think it would be pretty fucking juvenile for a four year old.
As an actual fail: I tried Dick's Drive In (the local "OMG this burger is sooooo good" place in Seattle) and, as is to be expected, the food wasn't that good.
As an actual fail: I tried Dick's Drive In (the local "OMG this burger is sooooo good" place in Seattle) and, as is to be expected, the food wasn't that good.
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Anyways, the matter is trivially solved by going to torrents.to, without the need to mess around with private tracker bullshit.
Guys, we need to get on this.
Here's my offical comment on the matter: if a person is not seriously hurting anyone leave them to their own beliefs.
seriously hurting in this context is defined as: could possibly be or in fact is deadly.
Powers of the elements though? Definitely has a potential for harm. Imagine an individual has depression. Instead of saying, "Hey, there's a pill for that," someone says, "if you massage the base of your neck with an iron bar, it will draw the negative thoughts from your being." The depressed person tries the second option instead of the first, wanting to avoid medication, and it (unsurprisingly) fails. The depressed person kills himself; the person who believes in elemental powers has indirectly killed him.
This stuff happens. It happened to Andy Kaufman; he thought (on the advice of a group of idiots) that psychic surgery could treat him better than a gamma knife. We lost one of the world's most brilliant comedians.
I can't say owt about her metaphysical beliefs, it's not my business, but I do assure you, they're harmless.
As an actual fail: I tried Dick's Drive In (the local "OMG this burger is sooooo good" place in Seattle) and, as is to be expected, the food wasn't that good.