April 14, 2009

[MuffinSticks]

And have people call me a furry? No thank you. Plus I think if I did and if I said yes then he would probably call me a smart ass.

You and your silly denial.

Yeah seriously. You draw furries at school, but you won't wear a tail? They wouldn't be the least bit surprised.

[Muninn]

Dana's portrayal of spiritual conviction is so typical of an atheists.

Also, wings and breathing underwater trump tails in my opinion.

[Æron]

Dana's portrayal of spiritual conviction is so typical of an atheists.

How so?

[Steve the Pocket]

And have people call me a furry? No thank you. Plus I think if I did and if I said yes then he would probably call me a smart ass.

You and your silly denial.

Yeah, it's pretty obvious to anyone that you are a smart ass.

(lol see what I did there?)

in RD's universe, Sigmund Frog wrote about Tail Envy.

That is too perfect. I want to see that expounded upon.

[ThomasKDye]

"I think you're jealous" -- isn't that what the rich cheerleader antagonist in a 1980s coming-of-age film says to the nice girl? I find it very hard to sympathize with someone who uses that line. It makes them sound petty at best, and stuck up at worst (Raine is avoiding the latter by being the established underdog here, no pun intended).

Eh, I see it as more like her being "saucy." The expression on her face, to me, gives it away that she doesn't take the whole thing seriously any more; as Dougal McGuire would say, "It's just a bit of a laugh."

[ImAWaffle]

The point of a "belief" is that it can't be proven.

That's what seperates it from "knowledge" and "fact".

In fact, a "belief" is little more than an opinion with a good PR campaign.

[Derrick Fish]

Dana's portrayal of spiritual conviction is so typical of an atheists.

How so?

Accurate? Sensible? Well reasoned? Of course, I WOULD think that, being an atheist.

[Dr. Sticks]

The point of a "belief" is that it can't be proven.

That's what seperates it from "knowledge" and "fact".

In fact, a "belief" is little more than an opinion with a good PR campaign.

oh no RocketGirl's back, and she's shattering my belief against god again D:

[ImAWaffle]

The point of a "belief" is that it can't be proven.

That's what seperates it from "knowledge" and "fact".

In fact, a "belief" is little more than an opinion with a good PR campaign.

oh no RocketGirl's back, and she's shattering my belief against god again D:

Who the Hell is RocketGirl?

[Bocaj Claw]

Who the hell is god?

[Dr. Sticks]

The point of a "belief" is that it can't be proven.

That's what seperates it from "knowledge" and "fact".

In fact, a "belief" is little more than an opinion with a good PR campaign.

oh no RocketGirl's back, and she's shattering my belief against god again D:

Who the Hell is RocketGirl?

a recent member. very vocally atheist. But your definition of belief is horribly wrong. If I believe that the train will arrive in two hours, then it is possible to prove/disprove it: see if the train arrives in two hours.

[Baconsticks]

You see, I like to circumvent this by saying that religion is more among the lines of voodoo mumbo-jumbo, rather than a belief.

[ImAWaffle]

a recent member. very vocally atheist. But your definition of belief is horribly wrong. If I believe that the train will arrive in two hours, then it is possible to prove/disprove it: see if the train arrives in two hours.

But then it will cease to be a belief.

[Arloest]

a recent member. very vocally atheist. But your definition of belief is horribly wrong. If I believe that the train will arrive in two hours, then it is possible to prove/disprove it: see if the train arrives in two hours.

But then it will cease to be a belief.

But until that time, it will remain a belief.

What you are essentially arguing is that a bag of chips cannot be called a bag of chips because once all the chips in the bag are eaten it'll just be trash.

[MuffinSticks]

Real men admit when they have been defeated.