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I don't know what it smells like, I only know the sound it makes when it kills a man.

My Dad's initials. The G didn't turn out quite the way I had in mind, but I didn't get it to look cool I got it for myself and as long as I know what it stands for it's all good.

I am reading The Road right now, pretty grim but I am enjoying it.

I have a few books that I love including Pillars of the Earth, Enders Game, Donald Burgett's memoirs, and Shantaram.

He probably smelled like most other people that existed during that time, and it was probably a pretty nasty smell.

At 12/15/09 05:07 PM, RENstyles wrote: For example: John Watson father of behaviorism once said, "Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own specified world to bring them up and I'll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select--doctor, lawyer, merchant-chief, and yes, even beggar man and thief, regardless of his talents, penchants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors."

You should have mentioned that Watson later retracted that statement because there are a lot more factors that play into development than what he had imagined at the time.

It is also worth mentioning that the only reason the Gov't doesn't want you to smoke is because it costs a lot to take care of cancer patients. And to the person that said they don't care if they die of cancer, seriously? Do you have any idea how horrible and painful it is to die from lung cancer? I can guarantee if you ever do get lung cancer you will completely regret saying that.

Smoking at any age is fairly stupid. I find it hard to respect people who choose to smoke. It really doesn't achieve anything, people may say "oh it helps me relax." But really you only feel relaxed because you have fed your nicotine habit, which you wouldn't have if you didn't decide to start smoking!

How retarded. Smoking raisins is where it's at.

It was way too long ago for me to remember. It was probably a search engine of some sort though, maybe yahoo.

Nope, we've pretty much been this stupid all along.

Actually you're wrong. The regular flu and H1N1 are not the same because more people die from the regular flu!

Although I think what makes H1N1 scary is that it evolves. When you get chicken pox, that's it, you will never get it again. You can get H1N1 more than once as it evolves and because slightly different, and that is what makes it different. Swine flu is definitely not worrisome, but it is worth keeping an eye on as it develops.

I think it is a misconception that Marijuana makes you stupid, according to a Time magazine article, studies have shown that lifetime users of weed experience an IQ drop of about 1. The average IQ is 100, and if getting high for the rest of my life causes my IQ to be 99, I think I am okay with that.

As far as losing friends, I disagree. I am a habitual user of Marijuana, I smoke weed on average once a day. I have many friends who do not smoke weed, and they accept who I am. If you lose friends because you smoke weed then I don't think they are very good friends to have. I guess it is worth while mentioning that I don't get high when I am with my non-stoner friends, but people who HAVE to get high everyday definitely have a problem.

At 12/11/09 01:09 AM, faxmunky wrote:

I hope you understand this post... It's very difficult to put what i am thinking into words.

I think I am picking up what you are putting down. Despite my own opinions, you put forth a very intruiging idea, and is something I am sure to contemplate for some time. Thanks for brain food!

I would keep going on with my life. Say the experience changes me so I become "religious." Well, what religion? Do I waste my life practising Christianity, only to be wrong and still end up in hell?

It kind of looks similar to a Winchester, but I don't know much a-boot guns.

I suppose you could say that you believe in Determinism: The philosophical doctrine that every state of affairs, including every human event, act, and decision is the inevitable consequence of antecedent states of affairs.

At 12/11/09 12:47 AM, faxmunky wrote:

You know what? I completely agree with you... And I'm glad you didn't call it chance - it's unpredictability as you stated.

chance -noun 1. the absence of any cause of events that can be predicted

I believe that it is saying chance is something that can not be predicted, it is something that is unpredictable. Unpredictability and chance are, in a sense, interchangeable. How do you like 'dem facts, munky!?

The ridiculous thing is you live in Canada so it is free for you to go to the Doctor!

At 12/11/09 12:19 AM, faxmunky wrote: I understand you, but I think your definition of chance is different from mine. I believe chance is something that happens that is COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY RANDOM and could never, ever, ever be predicted by anyone... EVER. And that there are absolutely no factors that contribute to it's outcome.

That's why I don't believe in chance... Because there are always factors that contribute to the outcome.

Yes of course there are factors that contribute to the outcome, but without previous knowledge of those factors the outcome is left unpredictable. You may look at the outcome after the fact and easily pick out the factors and say "Well of course that was what was going to happen, look at all the signs!" But before it actually happens, we are essentially left in the dark. You are right in the sense that if we know all the factors then it is not chance, but most factors can't be taken into account until after the fact.

ps: this is fun, I'm glad I gave this thread a chance :P

At 12/11/09 12:06 AM, faxmunky wrote:

At 12/10/09 11:56 PM, Ranchero wrote: So then it is still left to chance is it not? If you are not smart enough to work out exactly how to roll it, then when you go to a casino and roll the dice you have no choice but to leave it up to chance.

No, when I go to a Casino, I take a guess when rolling the die because I am not smart enough to work it out. I just hope my guess lands on the right number.

That is what chance is. Chance is when you have no control over the outcome. You use the words guess and hope, but in the end it is still left to chance.

Think about another scenario, you are passing a car while going around a blind corner. (just like gambling, something I don't do) Lets say it's during the day so you can't use headlights as an indicator. It is completely up to chance whether or not there is a car coming in the other direction. You may live or die, and in that second you have no idea what the outcome will be, you have left it completely up to chance. You may guess there are no cars coming, and hope you are right, but it is still chance.

I would say we have the best chance against the dog. Dogs are relatively easy because all you have to do is grab their two front legs and pull them to the side as hard as possible, this causes their ribcage to collapse and essentially obliterates their internal organs. Of course this is a lot easier said than done, but it is still possible.

A horse may be easy if it doesn't realize this is a fight to the death.

Apes are smart and strong, bears are instinctively defensive and would fuck your shit pretty quickly.

At 12/10/09 11:55 PM, faxmunky wrote:

At 12/10/09 11:53 PM, Ranchero wrote: So you are telling me that you can roll dice and get the exact result you want everytime? How come you don't go to a casino every night and clean them out?

Because I am not smart enough to work out exactly how to roll it.

So then it is still left to chance is it not? If you are not smart enough to work out exactly how to roll it, then when you go to a casino and roll the dice you have no choice but to leave it up to chance.

At 12/10/09 11:37 PM, faxmunky wrote:

Actually it is very possible... it is never, ever chance.

So you are telling me that you can roll dice and get the exact result you want everytime? How come you don't go to a casino every night and clean them out?

At 12/9/09 11:17 PM, LBRocker wrote:

At 12/9/09 11:15 PM, Ranchero wrote:

At 12/9/09 11:10 PM, LBRocker wrote: Do men shoot milk out of their nipples? NO, THEY DON'T. There's your answer.

I'm going to hazard a guess you didn't read the whole op

I'm going to hazard a guess you can't tell when a person is being sarcastic.

Shit... well I'm going to hazard a guess that sarcasm can be hard to detect in written form.

At 12/9/09 11:10 PM, LBRocker wrote: Do men shoot milk out of their nipples? NO, THEY DON'T. There's your answer.

I'm going to hazard a guess you didn't read the whole op

No matter how much you stereotype it Rap is here to stay. I'm mostly a metalhead but I enjoy Classified, Atmosphere, J5, and other rappers who actually have substance.

I don't think it is okay for either gender. I view it as a sign of immaturity.

I'm fucked. I am right handed but I am left footed. I shoot a hockey stick lefty, but I hit a golf club righty. And for baseball I am a switch hitter, you could also say I am equally poor hitting left and right in baseball.

At 12/9/09 08:34 PM, ParadoxSaint wrote: the past doesn't exist right now, only in memory which can't work forwards.

However, ramifications of the past are existent in the present. Furthermore products of the past still exist in the present; if the holocaust never happened, then how come we can still visit Aushwitz and see the gas chambers and crematoriums?