And here's Exhibit B: @shinyblurry: Quoting a book supposedly from a creator which is "proof" of a creator, thereby committing one of the oldest logical fallacies in history.

Universal agreement on Christianity? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA You just don't pay attention very well do you.

suppressing the message? you've had 2000+ years of your message being dominant and it's only historically recently that more and more people are agreeing that the message is irrelevant.

and no Shiny, I don't read the bulk of your posts because you continue to use the bible as an authoritative source without justification. You, and neither has anyone else haven't ever given any halfway plausible reason to take it seriously. That's what happens when you take a fictional story and treat it as fact.

Nothing I have ever done has come close to the sheer unadulterated terror I felt when I went for a walk in the northern territory.

This wasn't some kind of hardcore Bear Grylls style bush walk either. It was a 30 min ramble along a path in a national park with a difficulty that the average toddler would find easy.

Halfway along the path it comes close to a river with a sign casually pointing out that there might be crocodiles, so ya know, try not to get eaten. And hey whadyaknow? There's a bloody great saltwater living-f#$king-dinosaur about 10m from the path, sunning itself on the river bank.

I've done my share of adventure activities and had one or two times when I feared for my life, but this was the only time I was genuinely concerned that I would be eaten.

No-one should live in australia.

I'm halfway through this book, I bought it to fill the time between walking dead episodes/comics. I think the studio (pitt) just bought the name & will base it on the loosely notion of sacrificing huge populations, so a tiny few can survive. I might rent it, but I definitely won't pay for it in theater.

It reminds me how I could tolerate "I am legend" until I found out how backwards it was from the book.

>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

I don't understand why he did the final sharpen on the blade when he was only halfway through? Recipe for a nasty cut...?


Probably just establishing the bevel. I doubt it was the final sharpening.

I love knifemaking videos.

>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

I don't understand why he did the final sharpen on the blade when he was only halfway through? Recipe for a nasty cut...?

ye, and then later in the video he was palming the sharp side while working on the handle...

I don't understand why he did the final sharpen on the blade when he was only halfway through? Recipe for a nasty cut...?

I love how halfway through Meatloaf's death curdling scream...singing...thing, Romney sort of looks at him as if Meatloaf may be having a heart attack or stroke.

Highest horsepower to weight ration of any car I could afford....miss mine, had to get rid of it before I drove it into the ground in the first year! Next time, getting a used one that's halfway to trashed-

They are fun!

And halfway around the world a starving boy dies of thirst.

Halfway through this I felt my balls start to tingle....

Like that other guy said, "Shut up and sell me one!"

Miz Wilson better get her hair outta those rollers if she wants too at least look halfway decent when her five minutes are up [her lack of positivity won't be working in her favor, that's a fact!] =o)

>> ^brycewi19:

36 is not "almost 40". (I am trying to convince my 34 year old self something?!)
Melissa Joan Hart still has "got it" in my book!


Fun story.

My kitchen manager at work is 35 years old. (I'm 23). On the day of his 35th birthday he goes "Shit, i'm like, halfway to 40"

I replied, "No Shawn, i'm halfway to 40. You're halfway to 70."

He was not amused.

If you think George RR Martin is a genius, read his novel Fevre Dream. I couldn't make it halfway through.