But theism and gnosticism are two separate dimensions relating to belief and knowledge about gods. Theists/atheists believe in the existence or non-existence of gods. Gnostics/agnostics claim to possess knowledge that gods do or do not exist. Thus it is possible to be theist-gnostic, believing and knowing gods exist; theist-agnostic, believing but not knowing gods exist; atheist-gnostic, not believing in gods and knowing gods don't exist or atheist-agnostic, not believing in gods and not knowing gods don't exist.

Since there has never been any evidence of gods, indeed the notion of gods is not provable nor disprovable, I don't see being gnostic as an honest position either way, only agnosticism seems right to me. However on balance of probability atheism seems more rational. Atheist-agnostic me.

Er, what happened to land mines?

Longest fart ever...

I prefer to think of it as more of a companion cube.

Evolution prefers cautious engineers to ones with faith their invention won't kill them.

I'm really trying not to compare to Nazi Germany, Godwin's law be damned...

All I saw was someone pouring black paint on someone's car, never saw it "change" back...

If I had a pile of leaves that big to play with, I'd be in there with him.

I do the spoon thing! You just tap off any runny liquids before you stick it in the handle.

Wow, an elephant that crows like a cockerel!

First lesson, learn the difference between break and brake.

What happens if you remove one of the pegs?

Oh, _that_ kind of between the legs...

OK, for a second there I thought the plane was going to fly between the tower blocks.