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Bahahaha, I tried to convince my parents to download and instal this.
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Absolutely brilliant. I wish there were more things like this to make me laugh

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This is fantastic!

'rret donc d'niaser 'vec mon sirop d'erable, calis, si j't'r'vois icitte j'pellerais la police, tu l'veras l'criss de poutine de cul t'auras en prison, tabarnak
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Excellent! I've always approved of doing what Christians do and sheltering one's children from the other viewpoints instead of letting them decide for themselves.

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This just shows that there are stupid people on the atheist side as well.

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You need a joke proxy to show that? Maybe you should get out more.MAXXXON wrote:This just shows that there are stupid people on the atheist side as well.

'rret donc d'niaser 'vec mon sirop d'erable, calis, si j't'r'vois icitte j'pellerais la police, tu l'veras l'criss de poutine de cul t'auras en prison, tabarnak
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I swear the internet just kills humor. There's no way to tell when a site is a joke :(hairscapades wrote:You need a joke proxy to show that? Maybe you should get out more.MAXXXON wrote:This just shows that there are stupid people on the atheist side as well.

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The vast majority of people who identify as Atheists are gullible contrarions.MAXXXON wrote:This just shows that there are stupid people on the atheist side as well.
Like, atheism is definitely right, but few involved in the debate have the background in science to say that definitively. (myself included. :) )
The shoe obviously fits on the other foot; nobody on the religious side demands or obtains any proof and feel perfectly confident that they are absolutely correct. All I'm saying is that it's a complicated tapestry.
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Don't blame the internet for your failings as a human being.MAXXXON wrote:I swear the internet just kills humor. There's no way to tell when a site is a joke :(hairscapades wrote:You need a joke proxy to show that? Maybe you should get out more.MAXXXON wrote:This just shows that there are stupid people on the atheist side as well.
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Something I've actually heard a self-described atheist say:SlappyMcGee wrote:The vast majority of people who identify as Atheists are gullible contrarions.
Like, atheism is definitely right, but few involved in the debate have the background in science to say that definitively. (myself included. :) )
"God made my sister kill herself, so I don't believe in Him anymore."
I didn't see that she knew the difference between belief in the existence of God and belief that God had her best interests at heart, so her "I don't believe in God" only extended to a lack of trust. She called herself an atheist because that's what she thought that view was.
[spoiler="you know i always joked that it would be scary as hell to run into DMX in a dark ally, but secretly when i say 'DMX' i really mean 'Tsukatu'." -kai]"... and when i say 'scary as hell' i really mean 'tight pink shirt'." -kai[/spoiler][/i]


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Amazing. Amazing.
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There is a difference between a religious person and a stupid person. Your above example cites parents who are both. I was raised Christian, but my parents only made an effort to shield me from the same things that ESRB and movie ratings do, not from observing the rest of the world.incluye wrote:Excellent! I've always approved of doing what Christians do and sheltering one's children from the other viewpoints instead of letting them decide for themselves.

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While linking it to atheism is stupid, it depends on which definition of believe she is using, and thinks the regligeon is using. It all makes sence if it's a melodramatic "I USED TO BELIEVE IN YOU!".Tsukatu wrote:Something I've actually heard a self-described atheist say:SlappyMcGee wrote:The vast majority of people who identify as Atheists are gullible contrarions.
Like, atheism is definitely right, but few involved in the debate have the background in science to say that definitively. (myself included. :) )
"God made my sister kill herself, so I don't believe in Him anymore."
I didn't see that she knew the difference between belief in the existence of God and belief that God had her best interests at heart, so her "I don't believe in God" only extended to a lack of trust. She called herself an atheist because that's what she thought that view was.
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I might install that later.

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Do they have this in analog flavor? I could use one or two, what with the crazy Harry Potter-banning moms we've got around here.

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Freaking amazing. Amazing.
I love satire that's practical as well.
I love satire that's practical as well.
To me, that's stupid because of the "God made" part. Pretty sure it doesn't work like that.Tsukatu wrote:SlappyMcGee wrote:"God made my sister kill herself, so I don't believe in Him anymore.".
:loud music:

"Whosoever dies with his art on the most hard drives, wins." - Michael W. Dean'

"Whosoever dies with his art on the most hard drives, wins." - Michael W. Dean'
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the only country Harry Potter is banned in is the UAE. Go figure.Zilla wrote:Do they have this in analog flavor? I could use one or two, what with the crazy Harry Potter-banning moms we've got around here.
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If you install this and it worked properly, it would seem then that you wouldn't be able to visit http://www.godblock.com/.

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Why... Why are you using... [url] tags?OneSevenNine wrote:To me, that's stupid because of the "God made" part. Pretty sure it doesn't work like that.
Anyway, I like this. Satire is probably one of my favorite types of humor.
And I think I'll agree with smartalco on this one; recently, I've had heavily moderated internet viewing privileges instituted. I don't agree with all of it, but I can at least understand why certain websites would be blocked from my viewing.

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Uh. Uh. Haven't you heard? [url] tags are the new italic.ALWAYS wrote:Why... Why are you using... [url] tags?OneSevenNine wrote:To me, that's stupid because of the "God made" part. Pretty sure it doesn't work like that.
I'm boggling over how I managed to click the [URL] button instead of the button when they're eight freaking buttons away and not notice until now.
:loud music:

"Whosoever dies with his art on the most hard drives, wins." - Michael W. Dean'

"Whosoever dies with his art on the most hard drives, wins." - Michael W. Dean'
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I... I'm not sure how I feel about this. My insides feel all funny. Like, funny like there are gnomes inside my tummy laughing somewhere, but I don't know where exactly they are. Which is strange, because I *always* know where my gnomes are.

vankusss wrote:What 'more time' means?
I'm going to buy some ham.
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Kablizzy has gone from old and cranky to totally senile.

'rret donc d'niaser 'vec mon sirop d'erable, calis, si j't'r'vois icitte j'pellerais la police, tu l'veras l'criss de poutine de cul t'auras en prison, tabarnak
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Nah, we just had him on post-approval and cleaned up his insanity before it was published. Looks like it expired, though. Looks like you guys got a taste of what the admins have had to deal with.hairscapades wrote:Kablizzy has gone from old and cranky to totally senile.
[spoiler="you know i always joked that it would be scary as hell to run into DMX in a dark ally, but secretly when i say 'DMX' i really mean 'Tsukatu'." -kai]"... and when i say 'scary as hell' i really mean 'tight pink shirt'." -kai[/spoiler][/i]


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