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04-02-2013 , 04:19 AM
Mellow Mushroom is pretty ****ing good imo and a clear step above all other college-town pizza options (Lexington, KY not exactly a pizza hotbed so take it fwiw)
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04-02-2013 , 07:56 AM
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No. I went to church as a kid but it wasn't until college where I started careful study of philosophy, theology and the major world religions that I confidently came to the conclusion that Christianity is what I truly believe in. It was a spiritual experience as well.

I believe in the hand of God acting in my life and strongly adhere to the power of prayer. I've gone through a huge transformational phase in the past year especially. My faith has grown enormously. I am still a pretty awful Christian for a lot of reasons, but we are saved by faith not deeds. I've done an especially awful job of showing it on 2+2, and hopefully I can change that.

So yeah I'm a Christian and believe I'm saved through the sacrifice of Jesus. If that changes how you feel about me, so be it.
Not a good look
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04-02-2013 , 08:08 AM
If you don't like GOT then **** yourself.

Reading the books before seeing the TV show is a bad idea. From everything I know the TV show is >>>>>the books.
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04-02-2013 , 10:00 AM
yeah so Katie Holmes might be dating someone I graduated high school with

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...-Cincotti.html

I used to kick his ass in tennis, now he kicks my ass in life
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04-02-2013 , 10:03 AM
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Also you should give WoT another try
no you shouldn't
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04-02-2013 , 10:51 AM
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On a practical level, this

It also perturbs me in general when people believe patently false things. 9/11 truthers, for example, do my head in.
i used to feel this way. then i realized if everybody else was always right then i'd be comparatively dumb as **** and wouldn't feel so great about things after all
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04-02-2013 , 10:56 AM
so are seasons 1 and 2 still on HBO on demand? i might get it to see what this is all about the game of thrones thing that is. i know we had free preview this past weeked but i was too busy to watch it so i didnt even start.
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04-02-2013 , 10:57 AM
also lol at the people lol'ing at karak

seems possible to believe in something that doesn't exist and still derive value from it if it helps you cope with unpleasant topics like death and whatnot. of course SE only sees one side of the coin per usual and everybody sheeps to the same side of the topic in disbelief.
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04-02-2013 , 10:59 AM
Nah, its more like 4th down decisions. We all know we're right and have no other outlet for managing the exasperation.
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04-02-2013 , 11:00 AM
Respect brother Karak!
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04-02-2013 , 11:07 AM
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also lol at the people lol'ing at karak

seems possible to believe in something that doesn't exist and still derive value from it if it helps you cope with unpleasant topics like death and whatnot. of course SE only sees one side of the coin per usual and everybody sheeps to the same side of the topic in disbelief.
not reigniting this debate but no one thinks he's not "deriving value from it".
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Karak, gay marriage is bad iyo?
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Unless your fist is crossing your neighbor's fence, then it's not government's business.
deriving regressive, anti-humanistic beliefs (such as those implied by this evasive, non-"No." answer) from the literal aspects of his religion that obviously aren't true.

respect chim/f60/RT's take on the obnoxiousness of these discussions, though, so leaving it here, just felt the need to highlight this overlooked exchange. I still think the "atheists are more obnoxious" is an oddly angled criticism given that one is a critique of broad substance and one is a critique of specific individuals' tact and rhetoric, but it's a bright new AIDS-free day.
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04-02-2013 , 11:07 AM
I'm through the first episode of season 2 of GoT. Show is solid but not at breaking bad level.

Still amongst the best tv shows I've seen though.
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04-02-2013 , 11:07 AM
it's funny because i was going to mention 4th down decisions as an analogy.

like you all know how to read the chart but that seems to be the same approach most of you take to life as well when life can't always be quantified by charts. sometimes people are different and pick different paths for reasons that suit them better than you and it seems that the vast majority of SE not only fails to grasp this but believes the opposite.
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04-02-2013 , 11:10 AM
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not reigniting this debate but no one thinks he's not "deriving value from it".
i'm not re-igniting the religion debate, it's just that there's this socially conformist mentality around here that is lol to me. religion prob not the best example to deliver the point but it comes up subtly in a plethora of other ways.
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04-02-2013 , 11:12 AM
You are clearly re-igniting the debate
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04-02-2013 , 11:12 AM
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not reigniting this debate but no one thinks he's not "deriving value from it".
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the danger is
deriving regressive, anti-humanistic beliefs (such as those implied by this evasive, non-"No." answer) from the literal aspects of his religion that obviously aren't true.
what's wrong with saying 'i think it's wrong but its none of my business so it should be allowed'?

it's not like the rabid atheists ITT are extending him that same courtesy wrt his beliefs.
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04-02-2013 , 11:15 AM
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not reigniting this debate
lol that's what u think,

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it's funny because i was going to mention 4th down decisions as an analogy.

like you all know how to read the chart but that seems to be the same approach most of you take to life as well when life can't always be quantified by charts. sometimes people are different and pick different paths for reasons that suit them better than you and it seems that the vast majority of SE not only fails to grasp this but believes the opposite.
sounds like the rationale that a user of homeopathic remedies would use. 'doesn't matter if something is true, what matters is if it works for you.'

Last edited by BAIDS; 04-02-2013 at 11:16 AM. Reason: remedies, not medicines
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04-02-2013 , 11:17 AM
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also lol at the people lol'ing at karak

seems possible to believe in something that doesn't exist and still derive value from it if it helps you cope with unpleasant topics like death and whatnot. of course SE only sees one side of the coin per usual and everybody sheeps to the same side of the topic in disbelief.
I don't believe in it because it makes life "easier" and because it "helps me cope" with difficult topics. I believe in it because I genuinely think it's true. It certainly doesn't make life "easier."
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04-02-2013 , 11:18 AM
everything can be quantified by charts tho
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i'm not re-igniting the religion debate, it's just that there's this socially conformist mentality around here that is lol to me. religion prob not the best example to deliver the point but it comes up subtly in a plethora of other ways.
still mad that everyone loled at you for the pua stuff i see
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04-02-2013 , 11:20 AM
lol at thinking that all Christians or even all denominations condemn gay marriage or anything else. Some people in just about every sufficiently large cross-section of society have beliefs that the more liberal, young, educated crowds think are terrible.
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04-02-2013 , 11:23 AM
Gotta love when someone starts with 'gonna leave this alone' then doesn't at all
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04-02-2013 , 11:23 AM
April and May might be my favorite months of the year. Getting warmer but not too hot, everyone excited about the sun coming back out, girls getting out their sundresses, games of pickup soccer, grilling out on the deck. Think you have to go May if you're only picking out one month, but it's carrying forward the momentum that April and late March begin.
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04-02-2013 , 11:25 AM
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April and May might be my favorite months of the year. Getting warmer but not too hot, everyone excited about the sun coming back out, girls getting out their sundresses, games of pickup soccer, grilling out on the deck. Think you have to go May if you're only picking out one month, but it's carrying forward the momentum that April and late March begin.
May is probably the nut low sports month though. I guess July has an argument for being worse, but thats it.
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04-02-2013 , 11:26 AM
DB is right re: months. Sports important but the other factors he named way more important imo
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04-02-2013 , 11:26 AM
April also has significant sports upside compared to May. Tournament winding down, baseball beginning, a full month of crunch EPL games and Champions League ties. Just a solid month.
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