I put it in Beggar' Canyon for you!
>> ^luxury_pie:

Instead of Death Metal you should have send me this wonderful thing!!

>> ^mintbbb:

It might be this: Stayin' Alive (Teddybear's Remix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQwMpHTGEg8
>> ^ant:
Who made this Staying Alive remix?



Thanks.

It might be this: Stayin' Alive (Teddybear's Remix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQwMpHTGEg8

>> ^ant:

Who made this Staying Alive remix?

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Jensen (Dean).

In reply to this comment by Gratefulmom:
Really? Which main character is he?

In reply to this comment by Nexxus:
I guess I'm obligated to upvote since my brother is the main character on the show.

He can kick your ass and he drives a Jensen Interceptor?!

... swoon!

>> ^quantumushroom:
Why does he fear death? It's just nothingness.
For eternity.


Why do theists fear death, since they're going to a "better place" when they die?

Atheists fear death BECAUSE it's nothingness, BECAUSE we only have one life. Life is precious.

See what happens when you talk it out? Granted, it doesn't fit very well with the religious dogma in your argument but I'm confident you'll figure a way to handle it.

Cheers.

Beautiful solo by Ingrid Jensen on Flügelhorn. You can hear she is thinking about hang gliding while playing.

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I loooooooooove Jensen! =)

^ Actually it sounds much more like Jensen Button.

I love science and everything but a paleontologist making a vague study about religion, and moraity? I rather wait until a sociologist with expertise on ethics does it.

From wikipedia:

"Gary F. Jensen of Vanderbilt University is one of the scientists who criticizes the methods used by Paul, including that "Paul’s analysis generates the 'desired results' by selectively choosing the set of social problems to include to highlight the negative consequences of religion". In a response [6] to the study by Paul, he builds on and refines Paul's analysis. His conclusion, that focus only in the crime of homicide, is that there is a correlation (and perhaps a causal relationship) of higher homicide rates, not with Christianity, but with dualistic Christian beliefs, something Jensen defines as the strong belief in all of the following : God, heaven, devil and hell. Excerpt: "A multiple regression analysis reveals a complex relationship with some dimensions of religiosity encouraging homicide and other dimensions discouraging it."

Of course, this one is great. We saw this last week on tv. Instant favorite Thanks

In reply to this comment by castles:
I've got one that hasn't sifted. Is that ok?

http://www.videosift.com/video/Mark-Jensens-Family-Christmas

I've got one that hasn't sifted. Is that ok?

http://www.videosift.com/video/Mark-Jensens-Family-Christmas