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Star wars jumped the shark when... |
Feb 29, 2004, 16:35 |
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Maybe Boba turkey basted himself a little clone of his own before he went into the belly of the beast. Ya never know! It was kind of annoying to see someone supposedly so badass get offed so easily.
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Re: Microsoft bows to price pressure |
Feb 29, 2004, 10:03 |
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IF linux ever becomes as widely used as windows(not any time this decade), expect to see just as many viruses and worms that target that platform.
And if that happens people will be considering the third or fourth operating system that is out by then. With the software equivalent of biodiversity, there comes a greater resistance to infectious software.
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Thats the problem with research |
Feb 27, 2004, 00:57 |
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There is no such thing as an objective opinion. A cursory look at that web page that you provided reveals this:
Welcome to renewedheart.com our mission is to provide you with information from the word of God that will change your life and transform your soul. Visit this site as often as you like and read our updated articles.
Ok. Because this is a religious based webpage, any information you get off of it will be strongly slanted and spun in such a away as to support the word of God, or as I like to think of it, the word of people insisting that they are the mouthpiece of God. These people have an agenda, that being that they wish everyone not with them to convert to their religion. In order to do such a thing, they must maintain the concept that something that they consider a character flaw such as homosexuality must be a choice on the part of the individual, one that can be renounced as you are introduced into, or taken back into the fold.
Any time you take one source of information and hold it as gospel, you close your mind to the possibility that the people who have provided this information to you have done so with any ulterior motives, such as reinforcing beliefs that you may have been indoctrinated with.
A quick look around the web also provided:
http://www.godlovesfags.com/bible/choice.html
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http://milepost1.com/~gaydad/FAQ/faq2.html
You may want to look at these, as they offer another point of view on the matter. While this is highly unlikely to change your view on the matter, your potential viewing of these websites will make you more informed on the subject, and to contemplate a point of view and discard it is a vast improvement over not knowing of its existence.
P.S. This is not solely a Christian thing, to spin ideas and events to suit your purposes. All religions do this- in fact all gatherings of people for any reason whatsoever tend to do this. Not to mention individuals. But one thing to note, you may want to be wary of any set of ideas that does not provide references.
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Re: Whoa |
Feb 26, 2004, 23:51 |
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The problem with that logic is that our population is currently aging too rapidly without enough young people to pay for our pensions and support us later in life. Although I hate kids, I'd like to see more for that reason alone.
And the only problem with that is that its just an organic pyramid scheme.
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Re: Whoa |
Feb 26, 2004, 23:08 |
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People should get tax breaks for NOT having children. The last thing the world needs is more children where the consideration of paying less taxes is even remotely a factor in their conception. Those are going to be some stellar parents. Oh yeah...
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Re: Secure your sexuality with tools! |
Feb 26, 2004, 22:07 |
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Ok heres a summary.
Conservatives:We are right.
Liberals:You are wrong, we are right.
Conservatives and liberals in chorus(speaking to each other):That is a load of hogwash! I stand flabbergasted at your wildly divergent thought patterns!
edit: I guess this is more of a synopsis than a summary.
This comment was edited on Feb 26, 23:26. |
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Re: No subject |
Feb 26, 2004, 19:43 |
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My main gripe with this though is that I do not want my children growing up and thinking that it is OK for two people of the same sex to be married. It is a personal issue, but I believe most of the people who feel strongly about this feel the same way.
And there you have it. A concise and clear vector for transgenerational viral ideologies. To paraphrase: I think it is wrong and I dont want my children to think it is right. I also believe I am in the majority in this view.
There is a movie that concerns this concept that may prove illuminating, provided you are openminded enough to take a recommendation. The movie is Monster's Ball. Try not to dismiss it out of hand as something you cannot relate to in any way (it does not contain homosexual relations).
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Anyone know of a username/pw for this? |
Feb 25, 2004, 10:53 |
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I hate registering for this stuff..
And as a kneejerk reaction from before reading the article, I would say they are asking something akin to:
Will right wing conservatives take over the whitehouse?
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Having trouble playing the movies |
Feb 24, 2004, 09:03 |
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I keep getting a runtime error when I try to play the movies using windows media player.
The error says that the application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. does anyone have any ideas on how to play these movies?
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Re: New? |
Feb 21, 2004, 07:07 |
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Maybe they are referring to what the car next to me on the highway does, scaring the bejesus out of me. If this is the case, I had no idea it was a sport.
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Re: MMO Army |
Feb 18, 2004, 16:56 |
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I dunno, seems like this could be a problem for them. This might cause people to lose interest in their other massively multiplayer operation in Iraq.
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Re: No subject |
Feb 17, 2004, 14:19 |
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Because when they bring you pizza, you give them money. The whole salary for services rendered thing is a little too abstract for them, and its not like your going to tip.
Edit: Enahs's take on the situation hews more closely to the truth than my own, especially on the salary/services rendered being too abstract thing. That was just condescending and knee-jerk.
This comment was edited on Feb 18, 04:44. |
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Re: No subject |
Feb 15, 2004, 01:17 |
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Blizzard releases new maps on a continual basis and occasionally a few of them are deemed worthy enough to replace some of the somewhat sub-par maps in the ladder rotation. Except for these novelty maps. They never get in, to my knowledge.
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