Wouldn't that suggest that back in the days of cave-women/tribes etc., earthquakes happened all the time?
Anyway. I agree with this protest.
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Wouldn't that suggest that back in the days of cave-women/tribes etc., earthquakes happened all the time?
Anyway. I agree with this protest.
Religion didn't exist back then so bull:bou::bou::bou::bou: excuses weren't part of the norm.Quote:
Wouldn't that suggest that back in the days of cave-women/tribes etc., earthquakes happened all the time?
I once heard that a butterfly's fluttering on one side of the world could cause tsunamis on the other. Perhaps the same is true of a woman's flapping breasts. :|
If something horrible manages to happen on the 26th women are screwed forever whether it's their fault or not :p
Truer words have never been spoken.Quote:
Originally Posted by thelivingvillain
Man these sort of statements makes me more embarrassed , being half Iranian...
Those clerical douche bags should shove donkey :bou::bou::bou::bou: up their asses :P
Apparently Deepak Chopra is taking the blame for earthquakes as well. He was meditating when an earthquake occurred and despite the billions of other things going on at the exact same time, that was the only one that caused the quake.
In case any of you don't already know this: Chopra is a completely deluded idiot.
Fox News causes either kittens to cry or tsunamis
Fox News is the reason my girlfriend is pregnant.
Hmm. I feel there's some ulterior motive going on here.
What are you talking about? This is all in the name of science.
Does this mean he's guilty of causing criminal damage?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raistlin
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
Man, I hope people on my campus participate. But I don't know how some of their shorts could get any shorter without the need of a hair-net or some sunblock. :lol:
I'd like to feel your ulterior motives. :jokey:Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
xDD rofl, nutjob indeed.