Lenin64

] I enjoyed Nuts&Bolts. Very much. I mean, they shouldn't make any more now, but it's not because the last one sucked.

Let me put that under Miley Cyrus learning how to sing in the list of things that are never going to happen. It's more likely than you think... Seeing as there are many Japanese falling in love with Anime characters (and even in one case, a pillow) I doubt it. No. In many cases, pillows. One of these days I want to hide in a store after it closes. And just hangout there. I'd probably have to stay in hiding because of security, but it would still be awesome. Then when the store opens, after there's a few people there, just casually leave my hiding spot and get out of there.

Ladies and gentlemen, the King of Subtle Humor. I don't hold in my sneezes, exactly, but I don't usually sneexe the "normal" way anymore. Instead of letting the air from my mouth like I used to, I started holding them in and just progressed to letting it out my nose, mouth shut. Less intense of a sneeze and practically 0 spray. :thumbup:

I found a few scraps of burned up paper on my desk last night beneath a pile of recipts. They look real nice, the edges singed, browned. I don't remember when I did it, though, must have been a long time ago.

A functioning heart is a fine line; brain waves are a fine line; a doctors ageing of the baby is a fine(though ironically inprecise line). My point was soley that saying it isn't a baby until it is born is a rather inappropriate line. During the later third trimester the baby is perfectly capable of survival with basic newborn medical care; why does its residency change its life status? Because birth isn't a fine line. Once it's out, it's out. It's just a clear way to define when it should be proper to abort. You can say things like "half-way through the 2nd trimester...", but when do you know for sure that it's half-way through, and what if it's done but it was more like 3/4 through and nobody knew until later? You said it yourself, a doctor's ageing is imprecise.

What possible use could Cthulu be? :lol: A sort of mount maybe? It doesn't matter. I will use It to solve every puzzle.

I don't know what you guys are on about having to register each year. Maybe it's just because I've had to fill out a transfer request during the previous school year because the school I go to isn't technically the one I'm supposed to, but I went for the specialty program and stayed for the ROTC. Speaking of which, I've got a two week ROTC training time right before school starts. 1st week is Officer training, 2nd is training the brand-spanking-new freshman for their first year. Senior year, too.

This, really. It's pretty much the same as when protextion is successful, it's just gotten a little farther. Like stepping on the mouse that gets through the trap. Depends entirely on how you define life. While I'm not the egg+sperm=instant human type; I certainly disagree that its not human while its in a woman. I feel obligated to point out the slipperly slope associated with what you said, why should we protect any being that is dependent on its mother? Can you really say a baby's life has started just because its wrapped up in a crib instead of being wrapped up in someone's body? You can quibble about trimesters all you want, but there is a clear line that can be drawn: birth. After that, it's alive and would be a murder. But before? It's just an abortion. It could not possibly even know the difference, if you believe such a thing is relevant.

My friend can do this wierd thing with his eyes, he shakes them without touching them. It's really quite strange to be honest. I know what you mean! There's this one girl I know who can do that, it creeps me out. I have a friend that can make his eyes vibrate inside the socket. Is that what you mean? I do that so much it's become habit in the last few weeks. Rather cathartic when done while focused on something small, like a light, because then it moves around and looks like a figure 8.

You can spawn Cthuhu. I simply must locate my DS.

It depends on what you're banging it on. Concrete will send a reverberation up the handle and that can feel weird, but something like wood probably wouldn't.

The flamethrower would quickly burn their skin off and then liquefy their organs, so it's safe to say flamethrowers would be very effective. [bleep]ing awesome.

By this logic, we shouldn't treat HIV and other STDs. But we do. Children also don't have a choice in many things, like other types of medical care. And that's sort of what an abortion is, medical care. If we don't let children have a choice in many other things, what difference does it make that the baby has no choice here?

How much? Is it enough to make them shrug off, say, a stream of flaming liquid?

I don't know. I mean, I'm all for killing babies, but I just don't know about letting a woman make a decision. ;)

Some people should totally use that empty space in the bottom left area to make a T-rex picture. :thumbup:

It's called "wasted ammo". :D

Any impending updates, then?

I get it, showing me up with your fancy artwork. Bah :P

lern2dryswallow also, as for the urinating in the shower thing some1 mentioned, id have to say ive been guilty of that a couple of times. lol Ha, I can't swallow pills period. And for showerly urination, guilty. Especially since I shower when I wake up, I figure i may as well shake the dew off the leaf then.

Here's a fresh one, you can tell it's been a while since I've driven: Before I get in the car, I look around the backseat and make sure nobody is back there. If it's dark, I'll even check under the car from a safe distance.

Put it as close to the center as you can.

I think the thread has been successfully derailed anyway, so you may as well now.

You can just be agnostic this way: "Hey, do you believe in any sort of god?" "Pfft, I don't know."

Ha, yea. I had so much fun with that thing, but I lost it somewhere one day. It was great.