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If she's out curing cancer, she ain't at home baking me a cake or giving birth to my legions of terror! >=(

Why on earth would you even think of teaching creationism in a secular institution like a public school? Aren't there already sectarian schools for that dogma?

Seen it already on another board. The best reason I can come up with is that the astronomers found Azathoth.

Why are you complaining about your schedule? Do you have to worry about uni and work?

Get high beforehand, and see what you can't come up with!

It's a hypothetical form of Rubik's cube, except it exists in four spatial dimensions. Think about it this way: Faces on opposite sides of the cube are also adjacent to each other. At the same time.

Real men try to solve Rubik's hypercubes.

Seeing as how Rule 34 works for anything* and existing is a precondition for Rule 34 working on something... Circular logic has proven that everything exists. *See Rule 35.

Going strictly by Descartes, yes, we do exist and this is a silly question.

Wait, sports games are ever worth it?

Mine would have guns, swords and hot chicks everywhere. And tanks. And Space Marines.

I propose the staff responsible be euthanised.

God-Emperor of Mankind is Serious Business. >=(

It is extremely difficult to overlook the skull-crushing speed of Herman Li.

Bombers. You want to use bombers. Against a CBG. Think about that for a few minutes.

Didn't I say Sparta? Oh, of course I did. You might consider that I deliberately did not say Athens, and even then, your argument fails because: 1) As in today's democratic states, only citizens can vote. 2) "Citizen" was simply defined differently in those societies. The Demos in Sparta (free citizens) was responsible for raising and ratifying political decisions in the Assembly, which was made of citizens over a certain age. The two kings of Sparta acted in a largely ceremonial and religious role in society, and did not have any actual political power beyond the sort that a priest would have, that is, symbolic. A republic, by definition, follows democratic processes. Hell, the USA is a republic. And note that I said pre-Imperial Rome, which precludes the Emperors.

Why is this still being discussed? I believe it was already suitably debunked on the first page, and also it was established that nobody can come up with any "proof" of it beyond anecdotal evidence, which, when pressed, forces the claimant to shift the burden of proof onto someone else because they can't argue their position worth a damn.

Pray tell, how would you deliver a nuclear device with that sort of accuracy?

Wait, you're whining about the USA having a numerical advantage against Russia and/or China? Need I remind you what Russia has a habit of doing with its troops? Or how many more people are in China than in America?

Pre-Imperial Rome disagrees with you. As does ancient Sparta.

I hope you realise that what you just typed was basically what Mussolini said, minus the ramble about the big companies.

Do you have a credible source for that?

What, and that's supposed to make him stand out as a more credible threat than other males?

I can see only one market which could possibly have a high demand for a game like this, and I say to you now... SUFFER NOT THE FURRY TO LIVE!

"Hating the USA" != Liking each other Most of the people who are agreeing that this is likely to happen haven't got a clue about what the hell is going on, so that part of whatever passes for your argument is really on shaky ground.