So, apparently, if you buy a $130 wagglemouse for your computer, you get some free DLC for Portal 2. Which makes me wonder how many people are going to buy it just for the DLC.
Mike: I like pretending. Me: Let's pretend that you are a space monster and I am a laser beam. Zap. You are dead. Good times. Mike: Good times. Was that a Heron Spear? Me: I dunno. Are you the No-god? Mike: I dunno. WHAT DO YOU SEE?zing Me: A computer screen, a puppy, and a purple pillow. Also, my tummy. Mike: Oh, and thousands of sranc, clutching themeselves and howling in lust and painful agony. Me: Publisher: R. Scott, you were contracted to write a romance novel. R. Scott: Yeah, isn't it romantic? Publisher: ...
This is why you never do illegal drugs, that shit can be majorly fucked up.
With proper legalization and government regulation of the manufacturing process, this would be a marginalized concern.
Hm. I never thought about it, but this is a great example of why true libertarian economic policies will never succeed. What's that, the free market will fix the problem without government intervention? I'll believe it when I see it.
Hm. I never thought about it, but this is a great example of why true libertarian economic policies will never succeed. What's that, the free market will fix the problem without government intervention? I'll believe it when I see it.
All we need to do is look back to the days before the FDA, Dept. of Agriculture, etc., to see what happened without government intervention. We had a libertarian free market back then... and you see all the problems with tainted meat, sketchy drugs, etc.
Most of them pussyfooted around the issue. They said they think other/all beliefs should be taught. Where they mainly referring to just creationism from just Christianity? I'm pretty sure they were. If they really meant what they said it would then be creationism from Mulism, Judaism, Buddhism, Hindu, and any other faith. Then they would taking a theology class.
From a conversation on Chemtrails where I presented evidence against claims made, gets a response of....
"I didn't read that, simply because I go by my own intuition instead of allowing somebody (skeptic or not) to form an opinion for me... That being said, if the gist of your link revolves around "incorrect" testing, I find it hard to believe that every single test ever done on the subject is incorrect...
In the times we're in, you can simply google "skeptics chemtrail" and find the bogus skeptical stuff like that OR you can type "chemtrail proof" and find the exact same thing... . It's all about what resonates best you with your own paradigm of reality, i suppose....
My point, much like the american propagandist news media, we're trained to "be taught" and have an opinion of what "truth" is by other people.... If I find a link of a guy with a PhD saying that everything your link says is wrong, does that make me right? Or vice versa?... nah, because nobody really knows.."
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Me: Let's pretend that you are a space monster and I am a laser beam. Zap. You are dead. Good times.
Mike: Good times. Was that a Heron Spear?
Me: I dunno. Are you the No-god?
Mike: I dunno. WHAT DO YOU SEE? zing
Me: A computer screen, a puppy, and a purple pillow. Also, my tummy.
Mike: Oh, and thousands of sranc, clutching themeselves and howling in lust and painful agony.
Me: Publisher: R. Scott, you were contracted to write a romance novel. R. Scott: Yeah, isn't it romantic? Publisher: ...
Hm. I never thought about it, but this is a great example of why true libertarian economic policies will never succeed. What's that, the free market will fix the problem without government intervention? I'll believe it when I see it.
I have received google's black mark.
/Inb4 Scott starts his usual shtick
Also California & Washington said it best. (WEST COAST!)
But yeah, some of them gals...
Oh and Miss Texas... Sigh....
"I didn't read that, simply because I go by my own intuition instead of allowing somebody (skeptic or not) to form an opinion for me... That being said, if the gist of your link revolves around "incorrect" testing, I find it hard to believe that every single test ever done on the subject is incorrect...
In the times we're in, you can simply google "skeptics chemtrail" and find the bogus skeptical stuff like that OR you can type "chemtrail proof" and find the exact same thing... . It's all about what resonates best you with your own paradigm of reality, i suppose....
My point, much like the american propagandist news media, we're trained to "be taught" and have an opinion of what "truth" is by other people.... If I find a link of a guy with a PhD saying that everything your link says is wrong, does that make me right? Or vice versa?... nah, because nobody really knows.."