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Posted by idoru on Oct-28-2006 23:05:

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
... people like you...

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-28-2006 23:05:

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
lol i am always fascinated by how people like you arrive at your conclusions. i guess the sky is the limit when a part of your rationale accepts miracles that defy all physical laws

You sure do a lot of assuming and blind speculation for a person who claims he is on the side of reason, logic and science.

Posted by Echo of Silence on Oct-28-2006 23:05:

Posted by R!CH on Oct-28-2006 23:08:

quote:
Originally posted by analpie
Based on what? I've never actually stated any of my beliefs in this thread. There you go making assumptions again. I would call that ignorance.
quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
You sure do a lot of assuming and blind speculation for a person who claims he is on the side of reason, logic and science.

fitting for a thread filled with assumptions no?

Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-28-2006 23:10:

Well, this is certainly entertaining!

Posted by Ian on Oct-28-2006 23:11:

and now, this

*jumps backwards out window*

Posted by idoru on Oct-28-2006 23:11:

quote:
Originally posted by analpie
Well, this is certainly entertaining!

It's always entertaining when an ignorant, self-absorbed ass digs himself into a hole.

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
and now, this

*jumps backwards out window*

However, it's even more entertaining watch Ian do tricks! Now do a backflip!

Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-28-2006 23:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
and now, this

*jumps backwards out window*

I lol'ed!

Posted by Ian on Oct-28-2006 23:14:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
It's always entertaining when an ignorant, self-absorbed ass digs himself into a hole.

However, it's even more entertaining watch Ian do tricks! Now do a backflip!

ok, then find me some medical insurance so i can have the glass removed from my spine

*tries to backflip but remembers BMI Index & flops like igk when the credits say "all girls in this movie were legal but de-aged for old men's benefits"*

Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-28-2006 23:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
ok, then find me some medical insurance so i can have the glass removed from my spine

*tries to backflip but remembers BMI Index & flops like igk when the credits say "all girls in this movie were legal but de-aged for old men's benefits"*

Posted by idoru on Oct-28-2006 23:15:

Posted by Ian on Oct-28-2006 23:16:

quote:
Originally posted by analpie
I lol'ed!

reminds of me a cable show we used to get from an aussie comedian who was quite funny. He begins one section by holding a guitar and standing next to a mic & says "and now for something i dont usually do" and then turns around & dives through a sheet of glass onto some mats behind the stage. I just didn't see it coming, it's always been an ambition to do it myself, without killing myself.

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-28-2006 23:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Echo of Silence
Please explain my conclusions.

Or how's about how he arrived at his own conclusions? All I have seen him do is link to fundamentalist scientific documentaries (similar to somebody ringing your door and handing you a pamphlet) and judge people who have really made no substantial indication into their own particular belief structure. Anyone who does not like or agree with the videos he posted is someone against him, it would appear. Seems fairly extremist to me.

Thing is, Lex, this is all mostly assumption - I do not know you or know what makes you believe the things you do - all I have to base this on is what I have seen and what gaps I have filled in with my own particular prejudice. The difference however, is that I am open-minded enough to see this whereas I have seen absolutely no similar indication of introspection from you.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-28-2006 23:17:

LOL @ Ian!!

Nice.

Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-28-2006 23:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
reminds of me a cable show we used to get from an aussie comedian who was quite funny. He begins one section by holding a guitar and standing next to a mic & says "and now for something i dont usually do" and then turns around & dives through a sheet of glass onto some mats behind the stage. I just didn't see it coming, it's always been an ambition to do it myself, without killing myself.

Which comedian?

Posted by Subey on Oct-28-2006 23:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Which comedian?

hmm, i'd associate that kinda joke with Alexei Sayle but he's a brit

Posted by Ian on Oct-28-2006 23:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Which comedian?

lemme try & spell his name & wiki him..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Micallef_Program

Posted by Echo of Silence on Oct-28-2006 23:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Or how's about how he arrived at his own conclusions? All I have seen him do is link to fundamentalist scientific documentaries (similar to somebody ringing your door and handing you a pamphlet) and judge people who have really made no substantial indication into their own particular belief structure. Anyone who does not like or agree with the videos he posted is someone against him, it would appear. Seems fairly extremist to me.

Thing is, Lex, this is all mostly assumption - I do not know you or know what makes you believe the things you do - all I have to base this on is what I have seen and what gaps I have filled in with my own particular prejudice. The difference however, is that I am open-minded enough to see this whereas I have seen absolutely no similar indication of introspection from you.

ha, you like Xtal? That's one of my favorite tracks.

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-28-2006 23:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Echo of Silence
ha, you like Xtal? That's one of my favorite tracks.

I absolutely adore all of his Selected Ambient compilations, but Xtal is definitely one of my favourites.

Posted by R!CH on Oct-28-2006 23:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Or how's about how he arrived at his own conclusions? All I have seen him do is link to fundamentalist scientific documentaries (similar to somebody ringing your door and handing you a pamphlet) and judge people who have really made no substantial indication into their own particular belief structure. Anyone who does not like or agree with the videos he posted is someone against him, it would appear. Seems fairly extremist to me.

Thing is, Lex, this is all mostly assumption - I do not know you or know what makes you believe the things you do - all I have to base this on is what I have seen and what gaps I have filled in with my own particular prejudice. The difference however, is that I am open-minded enough to see this whereas I have seen absolutely no similar indication of introspection from you.

fundamentalist science lol i like that i stated a lot of my beliefs here and it's typical that they get twisted around into me somehow imposing my brand of religion on everyone. it's funny how acceptance of one belief system is venerated more than the unacceptance of it rooted in the concept, or 'religion' if you will, of "proof". long live thor!

Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-28-2006 23:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
lemme try & spell his name & wiki him..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Micallef_Program

Lol, Shaun Micallef is pretty funny. He's been in loads of comedy programs over the years. I'll have to try and find that vid

Posted by idoru on Oct-28-2006 23:27:

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
fundamentalist science lol i like that i stated a lot of my beliefs here and it's typical that they get twisted around into me somehow imposing my brand of religion on everyone. it's funny how acceptance of one belief system is venerated more than the unacceptance of it rooted in the concept, or 'religion' if you will, of "proof". long live thor!

You do know that we would've been perfectly accepting of them, had you not come off as a prick when telling them to us, right?

Posted by R!CH on Oct-28-2006 23:28:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
You do know that we would've been perfectly accepting of them, had you not come off as a prick when telling them to us, right?

i'm sorry i hurt your feelings, do you want a hug?

Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-28-2006 23:28:

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
fundamentalist science lol i like that i stated a lot of my beliefs here and it's typical that they get twisted around into me somehow imposing my brand of religion on everyone. it's funny how acceptance of one belief system is venerated more than the unacceptance of it rooted in the fundamental concept of proof. long live thor!

It's too bad you can't wrap your head around the idea that there is more than one way to believe in something, and that no ONE path is the "right" one. You sir, are an idiot.

Posted by R!CH on Oct-28-2006 23:30:

quote:
Originally posted by analpie
It's too bad you can't wrap your head around the idea that there is more than one way to believe in something, and that no ONE path is the "right" one. You sir, are an idiot.

lol your posts continue to miss the point

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