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Top Ten Creationist Arguments - Part 2
Ha! I recently had to spread the love of your Context post in a gigantic Facebook thread when I quoted some biblical rule about how to properly treat female slaves. A giant passage (Exodus 21:7-11 NLT, to be exact) with clear as day instructions, and of course they came at me with the "out of context/it was a different time" argument. I always find it funny that they can somehow claim that it is the timeless, infallible word of God while also claiming that the nonsense in the Old Testament were man's rules and don't apply anymore. Or that somehow the omnipotent, omniscient creator of everything, who is all powerful and exists outside of time actually changed his damn mind about that crap.
Somewhat non sequitur, but I think is funny because I'm an argumentative, irritating, know-it-all douchebag, I also discovered Deuteronomy 23:1 recently. (ESV) "No one whose testicles are crushed or whose male organ is cut off shall enter the assembly of the Lord." Sorry, Lance Armstrong! I hope you enjoy your inspirational Tour de France wins in hell!
>> ^Sagemind:
#11 - You took it out of contect!
http://www.videosift.com/video/Context-bible
I'll be damned if I'm not addicted to BSG in Season 4 (Scifi Talk Post)
>> ^rasch187:
I feel so out of date...just started watching Full House.
It jumps the shark when one of the Olson Twins starts sleeping with Lance Armstrong. Lazy writing..
NIN:Unplugged (Accidentally)
When did Trent Reznor turn into Lance Armstrong?
EDD (Member Profile)
I'm sorry Edd.
Unfortunately, "ignorant" is all about not knowing the truth.
The truth is he has said many times that he writes that way because he doesn't care.
Check for yourself ..
http://www.videosift.com/video/Penn-Teller-911-Conspiracy-Theory-Bullshit#comment-101858
http://www.videosift.com/video/Penn-Teller-911-Conspiracy-Theory-Bullshit#comment-101450
"emply that i am atempting" .. what's dyslexic about this? Do you have an understanding of what dyslexia is?
If you need more convincing:
"Lol i know it must be painfull to read my bad spelling i would do the whole spell check thing but i dont have word on my laptop at the moment and aditionaly i dont have the time to spell check everything i write . aditonaly its enoughf of a burdon spellchecking everything for work not.id rather be lazy when im casuly posting coments. if it realy upsets u then just skip what i say im sure alot of people wud disogree with it anny way. lol i just like reading what people put and then writing stuff back. rsi is fun"
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In reply to this comment by EDD:
You're fucking ignorant, did you know that? Google 'dyslexia', will you?
But that's not the problem. Up until today I thought you were one of the coolest guys around here. Hell, I took regular trips to your queue and pqueue. But that image of you changed today. What happened? Did something push you over the edge? You seemed to be relatively calm before today.
In reply to this comment by burdturgler:
Westy, when it comes to retarded ways of saying things, you're the fucking champion.
Kevlar (Member Profile)
Yeha I was. One of my fav bits from Bash.
In reply to this comment by Kevlar:
Hey, Farhad.
Next on the list after counter-retort:
QUESTIONING OF SEXUAL PREFERENCE
(It's not a bad link, I swear, but I was curious - were you thinking of this quote when responding to those comments? )
In reply to this comment by Farhad2000:
^ Counter Retort
Farhad2000 (Member Profile)
Hey, Farhad.
Next on the list after counter-retort:
QUESTIONING OF SEXUAL PREFERENCE
(It's not a bad link, I swear, but I was curious - were you thinking of this quote when responding to those comments? )
In reply to this comment by Farhad2000:
^ Counter Retort
Dyslexia-because sifters don't f*cking know what it is
I was always sick and tired of all the ignorant motherfuckers that treated westy as if he was less intelligent (because one had to be mentally challenged to not get what he was saying), but burdturgler's recent douchbaggery finally sent me over the edge.
Lance Armstrong Tells Off Reporter at Press Conference
You and everybody who upvoted your comment are either complete douche bags or just ignorant motherfuckers. Google 'dyslexia' and enlighten your smarmy ass selves, will you?
>> ^burdturgler:
Westy, when it comes to retarded ways of saying things, you're the fucking champion.
burdturgler (Member Profile)
Congratulations! Your comment has just received enough votes from the community to earn you 1 Power Point. Thank you for your quality contribution to VideoSift.
Lance Armstrong Tells Off Reporter at Press Conference
>> ^legacy0100:
lol yeah it's kinda hypocritical for saying 'we all should forgive', then go on to say 'i would never forgive you'.
But Lance is doing that to accentuate how offended he was by the guy's statement. No biggie.
This is exactly how I interpreted his statement. He's saying something after the fact of what he just said as an exception, to present how upset he is with the reporter.
I'm sure if he were to write it down on paper, he might take that part out in a revision, but giving an impromptu answer there's almost always going to be some type of fallacy existent in your words. It was an eloquent answer and seeks to remind me what a heroic personality Lance Armstrong is.
Opel P-1 - 376 Miles Per Gallon Car in 1973!
The Opel's rear axle was narrowed and super-hard low-friction tires were used.
Makes the car unfeasible to drive on wet roads, snow, ice, high heat, or any other real world driving conditions. The narrow rear axle and super-hard low-friction tires would have to be replaced with standard equipment to meet safety regulations. There goes the theoretical 'efficiency'...
To save even more weight, a chain drive was used.
Chain drives exchange the $4 bucks per fill-up in gasoline you save for about $2,000 a month in increased repair bills. They're also noisy and messy.
Now of course this isn't exactly a practical car. But even if you changed it enough to reduce its performance by 250 mpg, that still leaves you with 126 mpg!
Like far too many people, you are subscribing to a complete logical fallacy. You are assuming, "Well, if this thing gets 350 MPG, then even if we tweak it a LOT it would still get 150 MPG when we put it in the market." That assumption is patently false. If it was that simple then someone would be making a car right now TODAY that got over 1,000 MPG. These 'tech demo' and 'eco challenge' cars have no place in practical consumer markets for a reason. Most of what makes these fantasy-dream cars function is either illegal, impractical, or incredibly expensive.
For example - the wired blog link you supplied indicated that the record is over 10,000 miles per gallon. Following your logic, "Well SURELY we should be able to build a car with only one TENTH of that..." Well, yeah we probably could... However, it would cost about 10 million dollars to make and you'd only get 1,000 MPG when you use it exclusively on 1,000 mile long downhill racing tracks with no cargo, perfect weather, and with you pedalling like Lance Armstrong the entire time.
Which Patriots wear the Flag Lapel Pin?
I sort of feel the same way about those little rubber Lance Armstrong bracelets that thankfully have just about died off.
Incredible Basketball Phenom
I know somebody else who has a high V02 level. His name is Lance Armstrong. His VO2 max is 83.8 mL/kg/min.
Why is the Mona Lisa the most famous painting of all time?
"Hey Mona Lisa... you half-smiling at me?
let's see you half-smile with my balls in your mouth"
*jumps the painting*
Lance Armstrong, super-president of France.
Michael J. Fox Makes Stem Cell Plea
Let's not slam people with certain conditions who take it up as their cause. These people (Lance Armstrong, Christopher Reeves...) know intimately how it can affect a person's life. They meet hundreds or thousands of people suffering from similar conditions, and they know, intimately, how treatment or a cure would change these people's lives. They also often do lots and lots of research into treatments and possible cures for their own sake. When they come across one which only requires some funding, or a change in policy, they realize how much of an impact they as celebrities can have. They feel incredibly privileged to be in a position to be able to do something for all those people they know who are suffering and they step up as, hopefully, any of us would.
The cause chooses them, not the other way around.