You can just refer to them collectively as 'Legion'.

>> ^nanrod:

Is it just me or is the style and tenor of marbles comments suspiciously similar to that of shinyblurry.

I'm gonna try this technique next time I go shopping or something: Jump through store window, stare at clerk, say "greetings", command respect.

Where the Buffalo Roam

>> ^paganif1:

What is this from?

Yup, women should definitely wear more makeup.

Yup, Jerusalem sure is breathtaking if you own a helicopter.

Also, it is about as much the "beating heart of our world today" as the bible is the beating heart of modern sciences.

7 minutes of John Stewart's arm in closeup and it still manages to be better than 90% of the shit on TV nowadays, win.

Cool talk, Zizec is pretty obviously not at his best doing a live interview, still, there are quite a few gems here. Here's one especially relevant for the sift (edited for coherence):

"If there is something to defend of the Judeo-Christian legacy it’s this idea of democracy, not only as this masturbatory ride to cast a vote, totally isolated, but as a public space of debate and communication."

"I'm just curious who's the next enemy they're gonna conjure out of a completely broke and destitute world"

Thanks so much for this, like you I thought I'd seen all the footage the internets had to offer.

wtf is going on in that house?

YAS!
>> ^mxxcon:

>> ^NinjaInHeat:
That was amazingly well done, and now all I want to do is lock myself at home for the weekend and fire up the ol' SNES emulator.

and fill it with piss?

Word.

That was amazingly well done, and now all I want to do is lock myself at home for the weekend and fire up the ol' SNES emulator.

Honestly, you gotta have the mentality of a 14 year old to find these productions awesome.
And that argument... it would be like trying to herald Jersey Shore as the crowning achievement of modern television.
You enjoy trash? Fine, nothing wrong with that, just admit that it's trash, shiny fiery exploding trash.

Don't the schools in the states have classes that teach what we would call here 'Bible Studies'?
We studied "the bible's version" in bible studies class, those of us who studied Biology were obviously taught evolution, there was never a question of 'what is right', one belongs in science studies and one in Bible studies...
I'm as atheist as they come but I still find merit in bible studies, much like I do in the studies of Greek mythology, it's freakin' interesting, and it's a big part of our history like it or not (and I don't).

My point is, I don't understand the question, is creationism taught as some separate class in American schools? Isn't the concept of creationism explained via Bible/New Testament studies?

Going out like a Jackass, how appropriate (and I mean no disrespect, honestly, loved the guy).