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Lol. I saw some sites about to severly discipline your kids, by beating them up and such. But, of course, it's for humor only so don't take it too seriously.

Well, it all depends on the circumstances, which you do not know, so you can't really judge them now can you?

Dangerous as in sudden creation of massive energy dangerous? If that's what you mean... Why not.

You still think it's that easy to become a millionaire. *le sigh* BTW the former is wrong, especially in about 80% of the world. Many never "do it" because they never had the chance. Not everyone has the same opportunities as we do "although the media and such try to make us think that way". There are 7.5 million millionaires in this world, find one that comes from a starving family, starts out with nothing, lives in a poor country/region, who did not have a chance to get an education, families who depend on the person's meager wages to barely survive, and lots more.

"Gentlemen, we received 20 calls last night about the David Hyde Pierce incident. As you know, one call equals a billion people. So, 20 billion people were offended by this." I hope now you realise how pointless your statement was. Thank you, Family Guy, once more. Well there are only about 6 billion people on earth lol.

Oh, I get what you were trying to say. Some regions depend on meat for certain vitamins. I was just using grain as an example, there are lots of other plants or w/e animals eat.

There's no evidence that cows, etc have feelings. If the world became vegetarian, millions of people would die of hunger because many third-world countries rely on it. And the grain/grass/leftovers that the animals eat is not edibal to humans. Ok... My definition of feelings is being able to feel pain, aka having pain receptors and such, and animals definitely have that. I don't get the part about how millions of people would die of hunger. Perhaps you never heard of the 10%/100% ratio. Basically, 10% of whatever you eat gets converted to tissues, or some type of mass within the animal. Let's say a chicken eats 100 lbs of grains, 10% of that is used for building tissues in the chicken, etc. The other 90% is burned for fuel or expelled. So what the people are trying to say is, that instead of feeding 100 lbs of grains to animals to get 10 lbs of meat, we could distribute the 90 lbs surplus grains to other people. And I'm pretty sure most farm animals are fed with food that's edible for humans.

Yup. Don't let those hormones push you around. Unless you want to be a pushover or w/e.

I searched "Vegan lifespan 2 years shorter" and I couldn't find anything to back that up, infact, try searching "Vegan lifespan" a majority of resources will say it's longer.

Bears have the immune system and digestrive tract of a beasty machine. Of course, they are also much hardier And fish contain the most essential vitamins and health sources of any meat. They are also the leanest and lightest types of meat. In addition, they are the only meat humans can eat raw :P. I'd recommend sushi if anything. (even though that question I had was a tad sarcastic...) But see, we don't have a beastly digestive tract and we're not as hardy as a bear. Though, even if eating fish would be extremely healthy for me (which I'm sure does have many healthy nutrients and whatnot), I wouldn't do it, mainly because of my animal rights beliefs and that I find seafood disgusting, and how I think it's odd that we can manage to have fish as pets and care for them, cry when they die, yet eat a fish raw without a secound thought about it. Maybe the fish bonded with them? Maybe they are children who don't understand the relation between pet fish and eating fish? Maybe...etc. Lots of reasons. And beware of PETA, they kill lots of animals in their terms of "saving them".

was the fun worth the effort to live when your dead? christianity promories an afterlife but gives no evidence of 1. a bit of a risk 2 dficate your 1 life on? what if their rong? Well if there is no afterlife, you just wasted 1/42 of your life sitting in church on a gamble that there is an afterlife. Of course there are also some good parts, meeting new people, helping the unfortunate, etc. It's values arn't bad, but, of course, if you're just doing that to get that unprobable room upstairs, then you don't do it. Let's not get on the religious stuff anymore... Don't want this locked.

What's MCAT? Something related to college prep? If I had $1000 dollars... I'd probably use it to take AP tests, or buy games lol, maybe WoW or something.

Learn2MSN. :P And Bill Gates DID drop out of HARVARD, in all fairness. :P HELL YEAH HE DID! After he bought the "windows" program from the two people who made it. Now if only those two people had good marketing skills then they'd be the richest person alive .

Exactly, to make money from it.

"We'll cross that bridge when we come to it." In my interpretation, that's like no planning and procrastinating until later. Just wondering what you think. "A dropout can beat a genius with hard work." "All work and no play, ...(forgot the end)."

In real life, I bet less than 1% of people would stop a bunch of teens from beating up a homeless guy, because they fear their own safety. Some kind of experiment was done on ABC I think, that tracks number of people in a park that will stop by if someone is being abused, less than 15% even try if it's a man vs woman. If it's a woman vs man, it drops down to about 1-2% and some people even encourage this woman vs man abuse as they walk by. Anyways, off-topic there, I doubt anyone would stop the teens and if they did, they may be dead because they may be the "only" people that will help. It's sad to see this in society, and even worse is that people apparently don't give a damn if this was happening, unless it's on the media.

Oh god, now they've done it. They've played the video game card again. ... Unfortunately, everything isn't the "video game's" fault. Obviously they're lying and saying what people want to hear, which is, "Video games made me do this, it's not my fault" "I just didn't attempt to throw my brother off a cliff, umm..., it's the video game's fault". I'm astounded by how irresponsibly people are. If you think about it, the cause is rarely just the "video game". Possibly because they do not know that other person. The other possibility is that the people that know them don't give a damn about them.

There are a lot of theories on black holes, some say that time around the black hole would slow down compared to the time if you were not near the black hole. (don't explain it very well... basically it's like that SG-1 episode forgot which) In theory, you could actually die of old age before you got "sucked" into the black hole, and the world around could have passed for 100 years or something if you spend only a month near a black hole.

That's why I wish I never had to sleep, that I would biologically not require it :) . Get me an extra 25 years for my life... Yeah, who wouldn't want another 25 years to live? A few people I bet but that's not the point. Night owl, but if I wake up early with something planned to do, like a bus tour or trip, I get really excited for some reason...

Sounds cool lol. Oh I remember one. Shadow tag. Basically you have to tag/step on another person's shadow for them to be it. You hide by remaining in the shade, I think it was like a 10 second base limit or something, I forgot, more than 5 years ago.

Wow, that's one kickass dream, especially hunting with your friends. And don't you think there would be a high risk of infection lol!

You should switch the stickers around and then tell him to solve it. Well they'd have to figure out a new logical pattern to solve it, which is a pain the arse. No, I don't think it's possible to solve it at all after you switch stickers around. You still can, I think, you just can't use the regular rubik's cube methods.

You should switch the stickers around and then tell him to solve it. Well they'd have to figure out a new logical pattern to solve it, which is a pain the arse.

I don't think so, unless it's their worst subject or bores them. But you gota have free time and commitment (sounding like a family here, kinda, lol).

I don't think the bowling alley is a non-profit organization, unless it's under a company name as such.