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"Murder" connotes images of someone going around stabbing people who all have hopes, dreams, opinions, personalities, hobbies, jobs, families, pets, homes, etc. because they felt like it. Then substitute "murder" for "kill for profit", "kill an innocent", "scrape then suck out with a vacuum", "dismember then remove piece by piece". Take your pick, because while unsavory none of these phrases are entirely inaccurate.

That mixed DNA is sounding very important right now, isn't it? And yes, I believe that an anti-abortion stance has a very firm basis in ignorance. I don't have the numbers, but I would say that a vast majority of those that oppose it are doing it due to religious convictions. Hardly very convincing evidence. The vast majority of abortion proponents have their basis in deception. In human biological development, there is no such thing as a "fertilized egg". No, immediately after conception the correct scientific term is a Zygote. After it divides once, its considered to be a Blastocyst, after three weeks an Embryo. After the 8th week the person is considered to be a fetus. That entire time period, from fertilization to 8 weeks it can accurately be described as an embryo. "Fertilized egg" connotes images of a chicken egg. Also, in the 1950s, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists changed their definition of pregnancy from the beginning conception (fertilization) to implantation, so they could market "birth control" without having to call it an abortifacient. Further obfuscation is occurring now, where abortion proponents are trying to change the meaning of conception to implantation. If you ever go into Planned Parenthood, they'll incorrectly call a fetus a "ball of cells", or "mass of tissue", sometimes even a "parasite". But, you know, whatever it takes to make people feel better about killing.

Other than making himself look like an ass, I doubt it. It takes a very strong conviction to stand in front of an abortion facility and protest it. I believe the only thing the protesters did wrong is they engaged this guy instead of ignoring him.

I hate people that make sure their inventory is full of food at the beginning of a dungeon. I also hate people that pick up every GP off the ground, and let it sit in their inventory. I've quit dungeons after the first 6ish rooms when I see my team has these annoying habits. Seriously, buy what you need and not what you want.

Lol. It's funny you should say that, especially because its incredibly inaccurate. There is a campaign going on right now called 40 Days for Life. They normally do a campaign once a year during lent, but they felt the need to do another this year. Anyhow (emphasis mine) Sidewalk presence near abortion facilities does amazing things.

No surprise here. The penalties they face might be extreme, but they did knowingly violate the law. Good fight, pirates.

Isn't this ironic? Stop terrorizing women? Hypocrisy at its finest.

I thought the windows jobbie was an IP, copyright or licensing issue; Sun sued Microsoft for incorrectly implementing their platform. Which was also why using several ports (rs232) isn't supported by Java, because Microsoft sued back for sourcing libraries that weren't theirs. Its difficult to imagine Oracle not making a JRE for Macs; without support for Mac they won't be able to claim "write once, run anywhere".

There's only one aggressive person in the video, and it isn't the protesters.

Full of win. Was thinking, not exactly sure what all a signed java application can do as far as systems go, but you think a simple process scanner would work? Say Jamflex takes a look at all the processes running on computers, figures out the threads that are botting applications, and uses it to flag potential bots. That'd be pretty epic.

You know, I just realized that any link in your signature benefits from this as well. 1st item in Google's search result for "contemporary spellbook" is my suggestion from a year and a half ago... Its like a free page rank.

That's too logical. GOP robes should be worth 1k ess each, or 20 water talisman each, but they're not (125 gp I believe).

Basically, but oh well :P The title is more appropriate, at least. That thread needs to die :shades:

So, I looked at the percentages of the test after I took it. Doesn't matter what the letters were, seeing as none of them were above 10% (I lie, one category was 30%. sue me). I broked their test :mrgreen: .

Also, in 5:5 settings (especially in large dungeons), lower leveled players generally get more experience (sometimes more than 20%, all things being equal). If you're high in combat (120+), W61 is usually filled with leeches.

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Mattimeo by Brian Jacques. Its in the Redwall Series. I'm half done with it, yay nostalgia.

'Cept in a free market (no monopolies), its difficult to have corporate interests run your life. Its easy to boycott a corporation, its difficult to boycott the government.

Had a double cheeseburger for lunch. No, it wasn't McDonalds nor Steak 'n Shake. A local restaurant, I don't think its a chain. It was delicious by the way. Unfortunately its only a memory now. :sad:

You nazi. :twss:

Economic Left/Right: 1.12 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.92 I guess I'm pretty hard to find then. (Although I'm more towards the middle than anything) They should show how many times you contradict yourself. That would be more interesting. I'm more of a nut than you. I'd probably be more Libertarian if it wasn't for my views on life. The government needs to be kept small, needs to stay out of our life, and needs to protect all of its citizens to the best of its ability. One thing that I've realized is that most corporations are made up of people, and they exist to make a profit. This means that they do their best by selling a good or service to the public that satisfies a want or need, at a price that society deems acceptable. Its something the government could never do effectively.