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If that were true, suppose this: If there was no God, would there be such a thing as an atheist?

Brass Beast on Payload attacking. In America, the cart pushes you.

"You're lying, Mrs. Pattison."

Ask it to play a game of chess. Winner wins a knife. That plate needs to go down to the kitchen because it's dirty, but I'm too lazy to take it down now.

I miss Recess.

Use the heat of the lantern to see if the paper has invisible ink.

Do tell how this is accomplished.

As sporadically as it came, it went. Goodbye "era of my life where I enjoyed fan-fiction", Campfire Stories fixed me fair and square from that mindset for the next several dozen centuries.

Also, take the lantern and put a lit candle [carefully] inside it.

There are no irrational fears I have that I can think of, and most if not all the ones that might pop up I can usually rationalize away, to some degree. Otherwise most of my fears would fall under the realm of "concerns" or "worries". Except Batman. I'm afraid of the Batman.

I'm not going to lie, I spent all day today reading My Little Pony fan fictions and listening to classical music while eating cookies and milk because I had nothing better to do. Reading Summer Days and Evening Flames and having the end of chapter 8 coincide with listening to Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 3 alla breve Finale is one experience that I will be incapable of describing, for a very long time.

I'm in stage 5 and went through all the previous stages, except anger. That was just supplanted by Hat Simulators.

The more questions we answer, the more questions these answers generate, as if the universe is some kind of fractal of complexity. What of things that cannot or have not been explained by the scientific method?

With much due effort, I do not think I can find a satisfactory picture of Hank Hill to be reconfigured for fabulosity. Apolgies. No spellcheck, I did not mean "luminosity" but thank you for being aware of that word. It will make explanation of radiosity easier in the future.

Yay Christmas! Among my favorite holidays of the year! The tradition in our family is basically a secret Santa dealie. The family being two parents, three siblings and I, all write our names, put them in a hat, shake the hat and then draw out one name (that can't be our own). Then with that name selected (no trading, no re-draws) we keep it a secret as to who we're buying presents for, and it remains a surprise until Christmas morning. This year I got my oldest brother, so I'm thinking I'll conspire with his girlfriend to figure out the best thing to get for him.

Look at floor (are there any things that could be used to reach the lantern?)

Chain ubers are fun if you do it right.

"Here, take this- HEADCRABS!"

Anyone have reccomendations for what movie I should seek out if I liked Moon (starring Sam Rockwell and Sam Rockwell)?

No, more kids have more free time, thus the forums are more active.

I could use Photoshop to make Rarity Hill, but it would make very little sense since Hank is a pretty practical and down-to-earth guy, he's very not a fashionista.

How I see God in regards to "demanding worship" is that Christ loves us; the last thing on Earth he wants us to do is ignore that love. He wishes that we would reciprocate the love as well, between ourselves and Him.

Mr. Blue: Hey here's something- Koach told me he thinks the forum is losing its charm, mostly because of mainline posting by a few select members in a few select threads Mr. Blue: and not many new threads W. Ludwick: i've noticed it too...what do you think? Mr. Blue: I also think Accursed Farms is winding down from what it was in the summer Mr. Blue: then again, most forums do through the winter Mr. Blue: But insuch I do not defend a change for the negative. Forums always change, but its possible to be for the worse. Again though, the worst way to approach the future ass-forwards in fear of negative change W. Ludwick: hmmm W. Ludwick: yea, it's slowly losing it's charm. Why do you think it is Mr. Blue: Maybe not everyone is posting at the same rate as we are. Mr. Blue: encourage others to post less frequently; like waiting hours or more between posts, or if they already do, only browse once every day Mr. Bluer: If people are resistant to that suggestion, refer them to the Addicts thread W. Ludwick: so you're saying our incessant posting is intimidating newer members? Mr. Blue: Maybe even more than that, frequenters that have less access. Mr. Blue: not everyone is a sit-at-home all day. (And I wouldn't say incessant is the right word) W. Ludwick: yea i'll do what i can in that regard.

Is that what kids are calling "it" these days?

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