Man, I wish I was religious. I'd be a monster of biblical proportion. You'd be seeing my rich fat ass on tv 24/7 preaching and makin shit loads of cash that I'd blow on hookers, drugs and motor cars. Damn...clenz wrote:That, for the most part, I will agree with. There are some services (again they aren't religious but faithful services as wideright pointed out) that do a good job.D1B wrote:
Good call. Church is for suckers.
Yeah, thank god. Clenz is good people. He aint afraid of shit, like most of the cowards here, you included, cat man.catamount man wrote:Yeah, I read them. Just not used to seeing anybody with that much balls,piss, and vinegar on this board anymore lashing out. Even I have gotten soft. Apathy is a bitch.
These anti-depressants I'm on are doing wonders for me. I'm less apathetic than I have been since my 7th grade year of school.catamount man wrote:Yeah, I read them. Just not used to seeing anybody with that much balls,piss, and vinegar on this board anymore lashing out. Even I have gotten soft. Apathy is a bitch.
We are discussing one life form evolving into another. A virus remains a virus regardless of whether it adds DNA to its genome or not. Now if the virus grew an arm and slapped someone upside the head, then that would be something.D1B wrote:You got to be kidding! Weak? That Swine Flu - Yep = evolution in front of your eyesSeattleGriz wrote:Don't get too worked up Clenz. This is one of those subjects in which any REAL meaningful conversation is carried on by those that understand the science (ie-way over our heads). Many of the people who fight (both sides)over this most likely never took a science course past high school.
Evolution is a weak theory, and Creationism will never be able to prove itself, only tear down Evolution. So, we always end up at an impasse on this subject.
Anyone who thinks evolution is for the birds should not be afraid of swine flu. Because if there's no such thing as evolution, then there's no such thing as a new strain of swine flu infecting people.
For the rest of the population, concern is justified.
Read more here http://www.livescience.com/health/09042 ... ution.html
SMFH at SG!
clenz wrote:These anti-depressants I'm on are doing wonders for me. I'm less apathetic than I have been since my 7th grade year of school.catamount man wrote:Yeah, I read them. Just not used to seeing anybody with that much balls,piss, and vinegar on this board anymore lashing out. Even I have gotten soft. Apathy is a bitch.
Balls, piss, and vinegar in that post? Meh. I was just purely sick of D1B and his shit. Had I not bee on anti-depressants and been willing to type that up every other word would have been something like **** to those with the filter on.
D1B wrote:clenz wrote:These anti-depressants I'm on are doing wonders for me. I'm less apathetic than I have been since my 7th grade year of school.
Balls, piss, and vinegar in that post? Meh. I was just purely sick of D1B and his shit. Had I not bee on anti-depressants and been willing to type that up every other word would have been something like **** to those with the filter on.
What they got you on? I'm on prozac like a motherfucker. Sure did settle me down.
Dude, descent with modification baby! You're wrong on this one. You should have kept your original post - that was a good one.SeattleGriz wrote:We are discussing one life form evolving into another. A virus remains a virus regardless of whether it adds DNA to its genome or not. Now if the virus grew an arm and slapped someone upside the head, then that would be something.D1B wrote:
You got to be kidding! Weak? That Swine Flu - Yep = evolution in front of your eyes
Anyone who thinks evolution is for the birds should not be afraid of swine flu. Because if there's no such thing as evolution, then there's no such thing as a new strain of swine flu infecting people.
For the rest of the population, concern is justified.
Read more here http://www.livescience.com/health/09042 ... ution.html
SMFH at SG!
The last time I went to school, a virus wasn't considered a living thing.
I'm on Celexa right now. I have a long family history of depression, so it is genetic for me. The Dr. said that Celexa should do the trick. I had been active enough through HS to keep it from getting bad, but since I stopped sports my GPA has hit the shitter and I stopped going to classes for a month or two on end, and I knew that needed to stop. So I started counseling and meds. I have completely revamped my faith and beliefs since I started taking them 3 weeks ago.D1B wrote:clenz wrote:These anti-depressants I'm on are doing wonders for me. I'm less apathetic than I have been since my 7th grade year of school.
Balls, piss, and vinegar in that post? Meh. I was just purely sick of D1B and his shit. Had I not bee on anti-depressants and been willing to type that up every other word would have been something like **** to those with the filter on.
What they got you on? I'm on prozac like a motherfucker. Sure did settle me down.
The problem D1B, is that I know too much. I have a degree in Microbiology. A large part in why I am not big on evolution is that many of my professors had to gloss over any serious questions about evolution and asked us to just believe...with faith that evolution was airtight.D1B wrote:
SG don't know what the fvck he's talking about. Whole disciplines of science (Genetics, Zoology, Biology, Microbiology) and industry (agriculture, pharmaceutical, animal breeding) have their foundations on evolution.
Jesus Fvcking Christ....
I've been in full Ghandi mode for the last 2 months bro and, actually, am quite loving it. All kidding aside, I feel great. Amazing what a slow boat ride to Canterbury can do.D1B wrote:Yeah, thank god. Clenz is good people. He aint afraid of ****, like most of the cowards here, you included, cat man.catamount man wrote:Yeah, I read them. Just not used to seeing anybody with that much balls,piss, and vinegar on this board anymore lashing out. Even I have gotten soft. Apathy is a bitch.
Yep, that's why I supplement with crack and meth.wideright82 wrote:D1B wrote:
What they got you on? I'm on prozac like a motherfucker. Sure did settle me down.
I didn't like prozac, shit made me feel like a bag of sand.
Good to hear Catman. You ever read Ghandi's biography? Great read. The only person I know of that actually lived like jesus christ as portrayed in the gospels.catamount man wrote:I've been in full Ghandi mode for the last 2 months bro and, actually, am quite loving it. All kidding aside, I feel great. Amazing what a slow boat ride to Canterbury can do.D1B wrote:
Yeah, thank god. Clenz is good people. He aint afraid of ****, like most of the cowards here, you included, cat man.
D1B wrote:Yep, that's why I supplement with crack and meth.wideright82 wrote:
I didn't like prozac, shit made me feel like a bag of sand.
SeattleGriz wrote:The problem D1B, is that I know too much. I have a degree in Microbiology. A large part in why I am not big on evolution is that many of my professors had to gloss over any serious questions about evolution and asked us to just believe...with faith that evolution was airtight.D1B wrote:
SG don't know what the fvck he's talking about. Whole disciplines of science (Genetics, Zoology, Biology, Microbiology) and industry (agriculture, pharmaceutical, animal breeding) have their foundations on evolution.
Jesus Fvcking Christ....
Cleets Part 2 wrote:Jeezus...
The Catholic Church even accepts Evolution as a "viable observable phenomenon of Gods will into action"
Why American churches can't wrap their head around the idea that Evolution does not exclude God is beyond idiotic...
More proof America needs some "Science Education" mixed with the other crap in school
My point in all this is still that same. The science is way over all our heads for any sort of meaningful discussion.wideright82 wrote:edit: whats that island called?
Clenz, sorry to hear bout your depression. I'll be more careful. Don't get rattled over anything I say. I'm a lonely, pathetic has-been with a massive drug problem, 167 starving cats and the authorities closing in on me. The only things I have in my apt., beside my cats, is a computer and a bucket.clenz wrote:I'm on Celexa right now. I have a long family history of depression, so it is genetic for me. The Dr. said that Celexa should do the trick. I had been active enough through HS to keep it from getting bad, but since I stopped sports my GPA has hit the shitter and I stopped going to classes for a month or two on end, and I knew that needed to stop. So I started counseling and meds. I have completely revamped my faith and beliefs since I started taking them 3 weeks ago.D1B wrote:
What they got you on? I'm on prozac like a motherfucker. Sure did settle me down.
Only downside is I get the munchies like a fucking stoner now. Not good considering I wanted to lose weight.
SeattleGriz wrote:My point in all this is still that same. The science is way over all our heads for any sort of meaningful discussion.wideright82 wrote:edit: whats that island called?
http://www.discovery.org/scripts/viewDB ... coMainPage
If you can understand the article, the author lays down the astronomical odds of life starting as primordial ooze. I had a tough time following it and I am positive the people that truly have any decent points understand this stuff like the back of their hands.
Bullshit SG. Your source is a whack job creationist org.SeattleGriz wrote:My point in all this is still that same. The science is way over all our heads for any sort of meaningful discussion.wideright82 wrote:edit: whats that island called?
http://www.discovery.org/scripts/viewDB ... coMainPage
If you can understand the article, the author lays down the astronomical odds of life starting as primordial ooze. I had a tough time following it and I am positive the people that truly have any decent points understand this stuff like the back of their hands.
Don't, it's bullshit.wideright82 wrote:SeattleGriz wrote:
My point in all this is still that same. The science is way over all our heads for any sort of meaningful discussion.
http://www.discovery.org/scripts/viewDB ... coMainPage
If you can understand the article, the author lays down the astronomical odds of life starting as primordial ooze. I had a tough time following it and I am positive the people that truly have any decent points understand this stuff like the back of their hands.
I'll read that tomorrow while im supposed to be doing work.
SeattleGriz wrote:My point in all this is still that same. The science is way over all our heads for any sort of meaningful discussion.wideright82 wrote:edit: whats that island called?
http://www.discovery.org/scripts/viewDB ... coMainPage
If you can understand the article, the author lays down the astronomical odds of life starting as primordial ooze. I had a tough time following it and I am positive the people that truly have any decent points understand this stuff like the back of their hands.
