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.... when that failed he just tried to intimadate me into it. Very weird. HAHA! Just picturing someone over the phone doing this. haha! Yeah... I don't know. It wasn't very convincing and just kind of weird. He told me he worked for the Black Eyed Peas and yelled at me that I wasn't being serious e...

This is weird. I got the same email too. Today someone else (or maybe the same guy?) tried to scam me on the phone. Watch out for someone saying they are from "Hitt Music Group." They try to get you to commit 400 or so dollars up front... the guy talked to me on the phone for like 20 minut...

I wrote these a few days ago... I don't care if people nesscary agree with what they say. I was trying to write pieces that people could have a lot of different reactions to. They aren't nesscarily a reflection of my own ideas/how I actually feel about these issues. I generally try to pick a charact...

I love jazz. Lately, I've been listening to a lot of stuff by Jaco Pastorious and Marcus Miller.

I didn't like it at first because the dialouge went by so fast, but it's come to be one of my favorite shows. Really 90s alternative scene kind of style, I think.

No one mentioned Hulk Hogen? It would also spice up his T.V. show, brother.

You guys write too many words. lol Mutation or change does not have to mean I believe in evolution. I believe most any animal can change. I don't believe it can change into something else ! Name any animal and tell me (with facts) what animal it was before. And I understand creation can't be proven...

At: Ill answer that with my own opinion.. as somebody with my own beliefs.. and Ive documented it for quite some time that I feel Religion is a disease, some have called it a "neurological psychosis" Jason: Are you talking about Richard Dawkins? At: and I agree.. I do not feel more intell...

If that person was a Satanist, and is now a Fundamentalist Evangelical, there may be a good chance that his religious beliefs are based simply in his psychosis(es). He may be using religion as a prod to annoyingly seek attention. Religiosity (as opposed to religion) is symptom of mental illness (I ...

At: Ill answer that with my own opinion.. as somebody with my own beliefs.. and Ive documented it for quite some time that I feel Religion is a disease, some have called it a "neurological psychosis" Jason: Are you talking about Richard Dawkins? At: and I agree.. I do not feel more intell...

At: Ill answer that with my own opinion.. as somebody with my own beliefs.. and Ive documented it for quite some time that I feel Religion is a disease, some have called it a "neurological psychosis" Jason: Are you talking about Richard Dawkins? At: and I agree.. I do not feel more intelle...

For example, I dont believe in evolution. Science can prove that species mutate or change, but it can't prove that one species evolved from another. believing in evolution does not mean that all species on the planet had a common ancestor, or anything like that. if you accept that species mutate or...

Let me give you another example. I know a Christian that I would consider a terrible person. All he does is attempt to convert people to Christianity, acts completely condencending to people of other faiths, and, generally speaking, harasses everyone he comes into contact with. What's interesting is...

Jason, I'm not sure how to clearly ask this question, but I'll try. Do you see a parallel atheist (or secular) mind set where some atheists have the mentality that , for example, they are smarter then me, because they know there is no God ? Enabling them to feel superior to the religious ? Yes, I c...

Jason: Thanks a lot songsmith. I'll be the first to admit that my grammar in the post wasn't all that great, but like you implied, being anal-retentive about grammar really avoids the issues. I’d be happy to clarify anything in my previous posts if they are not readable, and if anyone is actually i...

Thanks a lot songsmith. I'll be the first to admit that my grammar in the post wasn't all that great, but like you implied, being anal-retentive about grammar really avoids the issues. I’d be happy to clarify anything in my previous posts if they are not readable, and if anyone is actually intereste...

I guess the statistic that 1 and 5 people are without health care would be accurate because that would be about 20 percent. Generally, large surveys have a margin of error of around 3 or 4, so it's probably something like 16-20 percent.

Like I said, I don't particularly care if I'm right or wrong, but if you want to evaluate my post, now you can. Or if you are interested in this subject and have relevant information that counters what I posted, feel free to do so. In fact, i'd apprecaite it becuase its hard for me to find time for ...

So you can get the idea of where I'm coming from. If the sources are particularly good or not doesn't really matter to me; I don't mind being wrong (you'll see a lot of wiki entries because that's usually where I read things). However, a majority of the sources are scholarly. The first part dealt wi...

My point is this: if you are going to post a political post, you should have facts to back up what you say. Otherwise, your opinion will not matter one bit and people like myself will question where you get your basis of understanding. That's fine, i'd be happy to do that. But, what are you questio...

Dude, where do you get your facts? Was this directed at me? If it was than CNN/The New York Times/Things I've observed... I'm not attempting to point out objective truth or anything by my post. I just liked the conversation and wanted to add my opinions on it. Ahh, I see, that explains it. Explains...

RobTheDrummer wrote:Dude, where do you get your facts?

Was this directed at me? If it was than CNN/The New York Times/Things I've observed... I'm not attempting to point out objective truth or anything by my post. I just liked the conversation and wanted to add my opinions on it.

Blain wrote:Dude. I'll pray for you.

Haha. Thanks.

Okay, I read through all of the previous posts because this discussion was really interesting (I usually avoid posting on forums because it seems threads usually just turn into arguments). So here is what I think about some of the various ideas that were discussed. The first part dealt with all the ...