The buzz is it's your birthday once again! Get your party on and have a honey of a day Hive

Same here. We lost our hives and haven't replenished. We are going to wait a couple of years before getting back into it.

It's scary. I had CCD two years in a row, then year 3 I had foulbrood and had to destroy all my hives. Now my orchard is in full bloom, but there's hardly a bee working it. This sucks ass.

So it sounds as if we would agree, we think it would have failed in both places if the child were obviously Muslim.
Having Fry's disease, the telepathic signal becomes scrambled in my head...it confuses the non-damaged hive minds near me (and me).
EDIT: and my statement wasn't unfounded, I verified with myself that it's what I thought. That's a verified statement about an unfounded opinion! ;-}

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Wow - the hive mind speaks.

When it comes down to a fair fight, Batman loses against anyone that doesn't just fight hand to hand and/or has a healing factor / super strength. But that's not what Batman's true power is. These idiot fanboys and their value system based on Street Fighter / Mortal Kombat bullshit. 3, 2, 1 -- Fight!

No, no, no, humans: His true strength delves into something which can only be whittled down via the collapse of Earth itself: Economic superiority. But even then, he's the Ritchie Rich of superheoes and would likely be able to rebuild his wealth on another planet.

All Batman needs to do is acquire an object of immense power and then employ it against whoever it is he's up against. He doesn't even need to fight but chooses to fight. If he's fighting Superman, obtain kryptonite -- or hell, gain access to the Siege Perilous and then just destroy the mind of whatever passes through it. He's friggin' Bruce Wayne and has a vast web of connections, bolstered by his income, which can get him ANYTHING.

Anyway. There are cosmic entities which have a greater pull of resources than Batman so let's match Batman's economic superiority (he's basically an army) against an actual threat backed by near infinite resources, such as the Negative Zone's Annihilus, Titan's Thanos, a time traveler like Kang the Conqueror, or the hive mind of the Phalanx.

Hell, I'd love to see Batman hack Galactus' base of operations and then invade and divert cosmic consonance.

But this pussy footing Batman VERSUS Deadpool is moot. Batman VERSUS anyone in a normal match up is stupid. Elevate your understanding.

Nice video although I can't agree with all of it's points. I think a fully functioning and believable universe can and should have both shiny and new as well as old and used. His example of shiny was Queen Amidala's ship from episode one, it's the vessel of a head of state, of course it's going to be shiny, just like we drive our President around in a limo, not a beat up AMC Gremlin.
Likewise I think Star Wars can be both on the frontier as well as in the centers of civilization and government, it would get boring if you just limited yourself to dusty plains and hives of scum and villainy.
The other two I agree with though, I think it was a mistake to introduce midichlorians and of course Han shot first, that just goes without saying.

I wonder if there is a better way to integrate comments from dupe videos. I'm hesitant to isdupe this, because I don't want the comments to be buried in a link on the original video.

..and about the video: It's amazing what the hive is capable of when its members stop blindly following a rigid set of rules and expectations, and instead each individually try to do what is best.
Things go from, "he turned in front of me = crash"
to, "he turned in front of me = we were both continue along our desired path."

That just isn't true. @bareboards2 did in fact write to me to get to know me better, and I replied in kind. I wrote a very detailed letter and talked about my life to which I don't remember whether it was replied to or not..but it was either at our first or second correspondence that bareboards didn't bother to even write back. Maybe bareboards didn't see it..I don't know, but the way it is being portrayed here is false. People see me through the lens of caricature because of their ideas about Christians in general that stem from the atheist hive mind.

That's not what Alexis de Tocqueville wrote after in 1824 after his tour. The northern states (no slavery) were hives of industry and rich. The southern states (with slavery) were generally poorer.

He attributed the wealth of the northern states partly to their better shipping ports, and the frantic industry of the people there. In comparison the southerners had little taste for work, preferring to leave that to slaves.

The book is fairly long, but it's a good read.

Also, might I point out that the end of world war 2 was 82 years and several boom and bust cycles after the end of slavery in the U.S. and that you could make a fairly compelling argument that post war prosperity came from elsewhere.

When I imagine the conceptual aspect of religious experience it comes forth from the brain as something, anything, along these lines. When you want your brother/sister/mama/papa, intent thought your abstract feeling; unknowing and knowing and now you know. You're there with your brother and we're all from the same mother; zygotes to human hive, tricked into individualism maya don't lie.

I believe you have your terminology mixed up. In this case the word woman, or womon or women or waman or wamen or wamon or weman or wemon or wemen or succubus hive queen ticking time bomb baby popper dumpster dumper, is pronounced "cow". In a sentence: "Your wife can't fit into her wedding dress because she's a cow."

You're worried about a cow when they're forcing a cephalopod out a hole the size of a cat? Size of a cat probably sounds familiar. Does it feel that way? The size of the hole.

Sorry, am I wrong? I get some mammals confused. Hairy, fat, overly sensitive chew toys, right?

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>> ^pumkinandstorm:

>> ^PlayhousePals:
That kid has more guts than I do [he must have been so jazzed] ... I was way too petrified when asked to join in on "the refrain" a few times to sizable crowds. I did hold my own in front of club sized audiences over the years though =o)

Got a video of that???


Fortunately [for all of us], those were the days before camera phones and portable video cams =oD

>> ^PlayhousePals:

That kid has more guts than I do [he must have been so jazzed] ... I was way too petrified when asked to join in on "the refrain" a few times to sizable crowds. I did hold my own in front of club sized audiences over the years though =o)


Got a video of that???

You have inspired me to post my favourite song from the show, Wait a Minute.