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Aha! Thanks, MarsMan. Will check that book out next time I'm at the library.

I submit that it's our unique line of experiences from birth, combined with the unique mix of chemicals that constitutes our body. 2 unique combinations that will never again be repeated in nature. Neat question. Despite all the chemical changes our bodies will go through as we grow old...

Question, question, question. That's what led me to my current beliefs. Which, in fact, I still do question.

WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -Misunderstanding Alert- Proceed with caution.

You know what's great about being a sadist? You can enjoy angering vegetarians by eating meat. Seriously, I agree with Sensuikan. In fact, I think it would be foolish or at least a little naive to believe that someone has higher moral character just because of their dietary habits.

I tacked on a poll, as long as this subject is being brought up again.

I love this quote.

Slooooow down here. Let's not let this get out of hand, lest a good thread gets locked for dumb reasons. Btw, all this news just seems to be a bunch of saber-rattling and dick wagging to me. Oh yeah, didn't someone make a poll concerning a possible U.S. move against Iran before?

Great idea for a thread. I definately think Mao takes the cake, hands down.

Sure! By this I mean you automatically make judgments about people based on what they're wearing. For example, if you see a man in old, dirty, smelly clothes, you're going to assume that he is NOT wealthy CEO. Conversly, if you see someone wearing a Rolex, you'll assume they aren't homeless...

I'm going to defend fashion. Even through I have no sense of it. Fashion is an essential part of culture, for one thing. Aside from that, I might even be able to argue that fashion serves as a way to clearly indicate one's status in society. You might not think of that as a noble purpose...

Not at all..... Yes, have some.

I was prompted to ask this question after I saw an act by Russel Peters, who successfully mocked every different racial category there is. It reminded me of Delirious, by Eddie Murphy. (Back when he was still funny.) Personally, this kind of humour doesn't bother me. It might be my...

Nope. I was making the point that what I view as the downfall of education coincided with the suburbanization America. Never mentioned or hinted that America was perfect before that time. I whole heartedly disagree. I never said it wasn't! This is actually an entirely different issue I'd...

This problem originated a long time ago. When Americans gave up being citizens and became "consumers." I pinpoint the start of it as the suburbaniztion of the United States. After that got the ball rolling, its all been downhill. I suggest ANYONE pick up a copy of "The Geography of...

Mycernius..... You'd better be careful what you post about Mohammad! Lest the Imam read this and decide you need to be executed.... (Lame joke.) Actually, that's a great question. I'd stick with the truth. One painful truth feels better to me than 1,000 comforting lies, but then again...

This whole subject just pisses me off... I mean, why can't light just make a decision? First it's a particle, then a wave, then a particle again... Make up your mind, damnit! :-) All jokes aside, I can only imagine this thread going downhill. On the other hand, so many people pretending...

Yep! That's actually the name of the show. "Springtime for Hitler" is just the name of a musical number in it.

In light of all the debate going on about the reaction to the cartoons of Mohammad, I found this interesting. "Springtime for Hitler" just began showing in Tel Aviv. Not only that, but.... It's doing well. This should be telling something to the people prostesting the cartoons. If a...

How about some American legends? 1. Jonny Appleseed 2. John Henry 3. Paul Bunyun Otherwise, I'd also throw in 4. Gilgamesh 5. Dragons from different cultures. (St. George was a good start.) 6. Ra 8. The fox and wolf in various mythologies. 9. Moses 10.Jesus or the Buddha Geez...