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Signed On Nov 11, 2002, 19:36
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4. Re: Sep 6, 2005, 11:08 Gen. Hospital
 
Thump them in the eye balls. Not the eye socket, but the actual eye ball. It works equally as well on humans.

Get ready for "Street Fighter II: The return of Enahs", coming soon to a theatre near you...

I too have a hurt animal here today. One of the kittens came in today with a hurt leg. The fucking vet closed at 1600, and won't open again 'till 0800.

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11. Re: No Time Off? Sep 5, 2005, 13:59 Gen. Hospital
 
Chertoff, fielding questions from reporters, said government officials did not expect both a powerful hurricane and a breach of levees that would flood the city of New Orleans.

Er... what? When else would they be breached? Under slightly windy condidtions? Who can look at levees like that and not think: "I wonder what happens if they go during a real bad storm?".

EDIT: A sentence needs to not only to contain the right words, but the right words in the right order...
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56. Re: No subject Sep 2, 2005, 17:04 Gen. Hospital
 
It's pretty difficult to insult something that doesn't exist. I just seemed to remember that there was some sort og govermental weirdness with NO...

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51. Re: No subject Sep 2, 2005, 16:45 Gen. Hospital
 
No, it hasn't. There's no such thing in Louisiana.

Is New Orleans even part of Louisiana? (Yes, I do know it's in Louisiana.)

EDIT: Just did a bit of reading in Wikipedia (Again...). I just seemed to remember that there was some sort of administrative weirdness... Sorry.

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41. Re: Timing Belt Sep 2, 2005, 16:24 Gen. Hospital
 
Hope your friend's car is the former type.

It's a BMW. And it has, oh yes it has, an interfering engine. Last time the belt broke, it fucked all the valves, the lifters, and chipped a couple of the pistons...

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29. Timing Belt Sep 2, 2005, 15:04 Gen. Hospital
 
Thanx to everyone who had suggestions last night 'bout this, but my buddy spoke with the mechanic today. The final verdict was: "Couldn't be much but the timing belt. You better hope the valves are okay" (I think; it was slightly muffled as he was eating a hotdog and playing a slot machine at the time :))
So my friend bought a new t-belt, hoping to put it in over the weekend.

Note: There's no way to see, without basically picking parts of the engine apart; som 30-odd screws have to come out.

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108. Re: New Orleans Sep 1, 2005, 19:57 Gen. Hospital
 
Aah... The calm and rational discussion on Blue's. Always brings a smile to my face.

These small service stations really don't make that huge of an amount of money, a really strong one might make 50k a year.

They don't make a lot from selling gas/diesel, that's for sure. Norwegian gas stations get the majority of their profits from the other stuff they sell, like coffee and hotdogs and newspapers and so forth.

Anyway, when your driving along the highway, and the engine suddenly dies, what could be wrong? My friend thinks it's the timing belt. (I cannot believe the time it took me in wikipedia just to find out what you guys call this thing...)

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102. Re: No subject Sep 1, 2005, 05:22 Gen. Hospital
 
No Hawk, I didn't misunderstand. But when there's a link, I click. When there's text, I read. When that text is written by inbred hillbillies who misqoutes/qoutes wildly out of context and flat out lie, to push their agenda, an agenda that is demonstrably false, I get annoyed.

An when i get annoyed, I post

I mean, can you imagine how an evangelical Christian would react to having Christianity compared to Judaism, Islamicism, ancient Roman/Greek theology, Buddhism, Hinduism, etc.? Not to mention putting the Bible on the same level as the other religious texts. I think there would be riots in the streets.

When I attended highschool in Canada, we had a class called Western Religions, that did precisely this.
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54. Re: No subject Aug 31, 2005, 16:02 Gen. Hospital
 
Interesting pages you link to there, Hawk. Shame that even I can pick holes in it. The creationists and ID people just don't understand what science is. Science isn't about having all the answers; it's about asking questions. If science had pretended to 'have all the answers', like the ID community often accuse the science community of, they wouldn't have such a beef with them; it would be a stance they could recognize.

Others feel that creationism has as much or more supporting scientific evidence.

No it doesen't.

The universe has existed for 30 billion years

Doesen't help their case to get that wrong, either...

There are no fossils of transitional life forms. Organisms have never been found to cross the boundaries between species.

This makes no sense.

the order of creation described in Genesis is opposite of the order proposed by the theory of evolution

What? What do you mean? That's supposed to falsify evolution? A scientific theory that has stood for a 150 years is countered by that? That's just lazy...

If natural processes created everything, there is no need for God. Natural processes become a substitute for God. A living, personal God becomes just a religious concept for people who "need that sort of thing".

You wrote that, not me

Proteins couldn't have evolved if the early earth had oxygen in its atmosphere, because the parts that make up proteins, amino acids, can't join in the presence of oxygen. There had to be oxygen in the atmosphere, however. Without oxygen, there could be no ozone in the upper atmosphere and without the ozone layer, the sun's ultraviolet radiation would quickly destroy life.

That's just not true.

I'm sick of reading that page. It's depressing. Sadly, many creationists are a lot smarter than the ppl who made that page. And why do they think scientists claim the universe is 30 billion years old? I'm tempted to say that folks with that level of fact checking skill can safely be ignored...

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34. Re: good day Aug 31, 2005, 13:53 Gen. Hospital
 
Now we have administrators and politicians encouraging young girls to visit "planned parenthood" type facilities without their parents' knowledge, giving out condoms at schools, and encouraging "diversity" instead of sticking to the things kids need to be learning to succeed in college.

Condoms and planned parenthood are good ideas...

Ooops.

Shit. Seems like I only want stuff I agree with taught in schools.

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Or am I reading that wrong? A hole the size of Europe seems pretty large to me...

Europe isn't actually that big. It just seems that way when seen from a very, very small country



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29. Re: good day Aug 31, 2005, 13:16 Gen. Hospital
 
Come on tango. Teaching fairy tales in schools? If you let shit like intelligent design into schools, you haven't changed the purpose of schools, you have removed the purpose of schools. Parents can fill kids' heads with crap like that at home.

Note: Religion is personal, and for those of you who have it, it's none of my business. ID, however is bunk.

EDIT: Hmm... I don't mean to seem angry and intolerant, but I am, so that's the way it comes out
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24. Re: good day Aug 31, 2005, 13:01 Gen. Hospital
 
Well, for one thing, this would be an ideal time to slip in a few terrorists in-country... That's one of the reasons I can't see the US allowing any foreign aid workers in.

Yeah I can picture planes taking of from Iran just packed with eager, nay, positively extatic, aid workers...

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13. Re: Clones Aug 31, 2005, 12:01 Gen. Hospital
 
"There are a lot of people (at these seminars) who believe in aliens, and all these beautiful women who will have sex with you even though you're a dork," he said.

Hmmm... Maybe I should look into this cult?



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11. Cloned Sex Aug 31, 2005, 11:44 Gen. Hospital
 
Oh those wacky Raelians...

Anyone who can read a scandinavian (Meaning any skill with either swedish or danish should enable you to read a comic in norwegian.) language shoud check out:

http://www.start.no/tegneserier/m/?1125439200

EDIT: 260 posts in three years...
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70. Re: HI. Aug 30, 2005, 16:11 Gen. Hospital
 
According to a recent (Last year) doctorate at UiB (University in Bergen),

Velle har identifisert over 35 000 hodekapsler fra seks sjøer og brukt den statistiske sammenhengen mellom artssammensetning og temperatur til å beregne temperaturen i Norge siden siste istid. En sammenfattende temperaturkurve basert på data fra disse innsjøene viser blant annet at det var en varm periode rett etter istiden etterfulgt av en meget kald periode for ca 8500 år siden. Tidsrommet rundt 6500 år siden var den hittil varmeste siden istiden. Videre viser kurven kuldeperioden kjent som Den lille istid for 400 år siden og raskt stigende temperaturer mot nåtid.

I can't be bothered to translate the whole thing, but basically that little summary of his paper (Haven't been able to track down the whole thing online, which makes sense; he'd much rather sell it...) states that after the last ice-age in Norway, there was a very cold period about 8500 yrs ago, followed by the warmest period to date around 6500 yrs ago. Since The Little Ice Age (You know, when they skated on the Thames) 400 yrs ago, he found sharply rising temeperature untill present.

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62. Re: HI. Aug 30, 2005, 15:47 Gen. Hospital
 
Enahs, you're thinking of Venus, not Mercury.

EDIT: Fucking Zathrus beat me to it... grumblegrumble
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48. Re: Climate Aug 30, 2005, 15:15 Gen. Hospital
 
But will Google give you a handjob when you're feeling down?

Possibly, after they're done with this... http://money.cnn.com/2005/08/19/technology/techinvestor/tech_biz/



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42. Re: Climate Aug 30, 2005, 14:56 Gen. Hospital
 
I'm reading up on this Dr. Tim Barnett... (Google Is Your Friend) He certainly seems to know his shit.

Anyway, I'll endeavor to keep my mouth shut. (Actually, my fingers off the keyboard, but you get the idea... Oh, and by the way, my hand is a lot better today, thanks for asking :)) I know enough about this shit to get into an argument, but not enough to discuss it in a civilized manner.

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23. Re: HI. Aug 30, 2005, 14:23 Gen. Hospital
 
Statistical analysis shows that there is a very highly likelihood that the current rise of global average temperature is caused by human influence. All natural processes nonwithstanding.

Er... no. While there certainly is reason to suspect we've got something to do with the apparent temperature climb of late (Of course, real hard data on temperatures starts around 1860...), all you get from statistical analysis is that the global temperature oscillates around a curve that's been rising for the last 10000 years.

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12. Re: New Orleans / Louisiana Aug 30, 2005, 13:19 Gen. Hospital
 
Now come and say hello, to my little nanotube!

I'm flattered, but what would Mrs. Creston say...



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