My brother infuriates me, so much it's coming to a point when I'd gladly risk the death penalty for murdering him.
My brother infuriates me, so much it's coming to a point when I'd gladly risk the death penalty for murdering him.
The messenger is standing at the gate
Ready to let go
Ready for the crush
Too late for whispers
Too late for the blush
The past is mercy
When the future is aglow
Actually, there is a lot of scientific facts in the Bible.Originally Posted by Vivisteiner
(Scientific Accuracies in the Bible)
These were facts that, at the time, had not been discovered.
You obviously don't know anything about the Bible. You are getting your opinion of it from what everyone else is telling you: that's it's just religious stuff.
Dammit! I just did a really long post but it got deleted by accident!
God doesnt seem to like me much.
The link you gave was pathetic. The 'facts' were very metaphorical and were often presented in a very infantile way (see the description of entropy). Some of it was even common sense eg. the water cycle. Also bear in mind that there are loads of Biblical inaccuracies, but I dont see Christian fundamentalists highlighting them.Actually, there is a lot of scientific facts in the Bible.
Also, notice how none of those facts support the hypothesis that life was created directly by God. So, isolating the issue we are talking about as any intelligent person would do, we can see there is no evidence for creation and loads of evidence for evolution. Therefore the only intelligent thing to do would be to accept that evolution is true.
Actually, I have studied the Bible to an extent. What I have learnt is that there really is no reliable evidence from a historical or scientific point of view supporting the hypothesis that Jesus was the son of God. Those who believe that to be true are doing so purely on faith. And while I may have faith in Hitler and believe he is innocent, I doubt people would take my beliefs seriously if they were presented in a law court.You obviously don't know anything about the Bible. You are getting your opinion of it from what everyone else is telling you: that's it's just religious stuff.
"They said this day would never come. They said our sights were set too high. They said this country was too divided, too disillusioned to ever come around a common purpose. But on this January night, at this defining moment in history, you have done what the cynics said we couldn't do." - Barack Obama.
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Hey, this isn't EoEO!
You're making me infuriated! You won't like me when I'm infuriated!
If somebody was that annoying I wouldn't hang out with them. Hence there's nobody in my life who's that annoying.
I however, may top the list of many people's 'too stupid to be true' list.
The opposite happened to me. In high school, my friends made fun of me for being really skinny; they often called me anorexic and said other snooty things to me.
My mother is the only person who gives me a hard time about my weight these days (even though I eat more than she does). She was much more obnoxious when I was in high school, though. She worked at my high school and refused to take me to school unless I wore exactly what she wanted me to wear; she threatened to take away all of my privileges unless I regularly visited a tanning salon with her (she thought I was too pale); and she approached me in the lunchroom to tell me that I better sit somewhere else, if I was sitting with a group of students she didn't like (she didn't want to be embarrassed by me). Those days are over, luckily, but my mother is still a pain! =O
Ugh, that's terrible. =/The opposite happened to me. In high school, my friends made fun of me for being really skinny; they often called me anorexic and said other snooty things to me.
My mother is the only person who gives me a hard time about my weight these days (even though I eat more than she does). She was much more obnoxious when I was in high school, though. She worked at my high school and refused to take me to school unless I wore exactly what she wanted me to wear; she threatened to take away all of my privileges unless I regularly visited a tanning salon with her (she thought I was too pale); and she approached me in the lunchroom to tell me that I better sit somewhere else, if I was sitting with a group of students she didn't like (she didn't want to be embarrassed by me). Those days are over, luckily, but my mother is still a pain! =O
And I think pale is beautiful. I don't think having leathery orange skin is attractive when you were born with light skin. I think the prettiest skin color is the one everyone is born with. :3
So true.
I suggest punching him in the face next time he does something like insult your brothers. That way he'll get the message, but you can explain it with "you insulted my autistic brothers, you jackass", which will get the point across and make you look like the good guy. This'll probably get him to stop being a jackass about everything...for a while, at least.
Wow, I feel sorry for you Marshall Banana. I also agree with Rye.. pale skin looks good. I really dislike people with obvious fake tans.. can't stand that orange leather skin.. ugh!Ugh, that's terrible. =/The opposite happened to me. In high school, my friends made fun of me for being really skinny; they often called me anorexic and said other snooty things to me.
My mother is the only person who gives me a hard time about my weight these days (even though I eat more than she does). She was much more obnoxious when I was in high school, though. She worked at my high school and refused to take me to school unless I wore exactly what she wanted me to wear; she threatened to take away all of my privileges unless I regularly visited a tanning salon with her (she thought I was too pale); and she approached me in the lunchroom to tell me that I better sit somewhere else, if I was sitting with a group of students she didn't like (she didn't want to be embarrassed by me). Those days are over, luckily, but my mother is still a pain! =O
And I think pale is beautiful. I don't think having leathery orange skin is attractive when you were born with light skin. I think the prettiest skin color is the one everyone is born with. :3
Sure, getting a tan can look good.. but, you have to be careful not to overdo it. You should just keep your pale skin and don't listen to your mother
We're meant for each other, Rye-chan. <3Ugh, that's terrible. =/The opposite happened to me. In high school, my friends made fun of me for being really skinny; they often called me anorexic and said other snooty things to me.
My mother is the only person who gives me a hard time about my weight these days (even though I eat more than she does). She was much more obnoxious when I was in high school, though. She worked at my high school and refused to take me to school unless I wore exactly what she wanted me to wear; she threatened to take away all of my privileges unless I regularly visited a tanning salon with her (she thought I was too pale); and she approached me in the lunchroom to tell me that I better sit somewhere else, if I was sitting with a group of students she didn't like (she didn't want to be embarrassed by me). Those days are over, luckily, but my mother is still a pain! =O
And I think pale is beautiful. I don't think having leathery orange skin is attractive when you were born with light skin. I think the prettiest skin color is the one everyone is born with. :3
Not trying to derail topic here, but conversely, there is not definitive evidence that life began on Earth through by evolution, either. Evolution and natural selection yes, have been proven, but have not been confirmed as how life began.
Woah, your post is confused. First of all, evolution doesnt even attempt to explain how life began. Evolution explains how life evolved. It explains how simple life became complex life and not how life existed in the first place.Not trying to derail topic here, but conversely, there is not definitive evidence that life began on Earth through by evolution, either. Evolution and natural selection yes, have been proven, but have not been confirmed as how life began.
And yes, evolution and natural selection have been proven. How life began is another story altogether and there is no proven theory. There have been suggestions at definite possibilities but other than that the question is still wide open. Maybe you could discover the answer.
"They said this day would never come. They said our sights were set too high. They said this country was too divided, too disillusioned to ever come around a common purpose. But on this January night, at this defining moment in history, you have done what the cynics said we couldn't do." - Barack Obama.
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Are you always like this?
*reads thread*
Answered my own question there... ^_^
"I work in one of those humble call centres... Apparently, what we're doing at the moment is 'sprinkling our magic along the way'. It's a call centre, not Hogwarts." ~ Caroline Garlick, Ayrshire, BBC News Magazine
Ironically I can actually laugh at Dave Chappelle rather than be annoyed, because he just emphasizes how ridiculous it all is. People who are all dead serious and whiny about it are the ones I can't stand. Think more along the lines of Rosie O'Donnell and homosexuality.So Dave Chappelle?
I like Kung-Fu.
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