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Off Topic / Re: Why atheism is the master race.
« on: September 29, 2013, 11:20:55 PM »Yeah it is a good argument. Every thing you say makes you sound like a babbling idiot.I'm sure it does.
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Off Topic / Re: Why atheism is the master race.
« on: September 29, 2013, 11:16:55 PM »it's pretty interesting to look at Christianity from the point of view that the Bible was written by men (who claim to have communicated with God with no evidence of doing so) and not actually written by a higher being.Which just says how credible the book isn't.
I'm personally not interested considering I wasn't expecting it to have been written by something that doesn't exist, but I really enjoy biblical tales and the like. Even though most of them were stolen to adapt to monotheism, they're still very enjoyable. The ten commandments is an extremely well done film.
Passion of the christ is not.
I hope you know know every thing you say is wrong you sack of stuff.what a great argument.
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Off Topic / Re: Why atheism is the master race.
« on: September 29, 2013, 11:12:50 PM »ok while we're talking about religionI think subconsciously most people are aware that it's a lost cause, considering it's only offered possible coincidences to go a long with the very very rare occassion. Really, though, if you do believe praying does anything, your view is just as credible as a 9 year old who thinks he's having a genuine conversation with his imaginary friend.
this is a serious question bc I honestly don't know
does anyone really think that praying accomplishes anything?
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Off Topic / Re: Why atheism is the master race.
« on: September 29, 2013, 11:08:31 PM »
I can't loving stand the whole "class" deal with weirdo contrarian atheists.
Atheism is just as acceptable as theism, in that, even though it's lacking a specific belief, it's still the belief that something doesn't exist. Being consciously aware of a possibility that exceeds your comprehension is what people need to start leaning towards. I'm not talking about being agnostic -- it's not simply being curious about the deities presented in modern religious texts. It's accepting that there's absolutely no way in hell any of these modern Gods can exist (based on both contradictive textual evidence and incompatability issues with modern day knowledge), but knowing that there are things which we simply do not and cannot understand.
This isn't to say I'm under the impression that there is a possible god out there. I don't personally believe there would be, as it's more of a narcissistic ideal made up by man kind, because, you know, we're so loving important, the universe has to revolve around us! It's more that, let's say you have a coin, and you're willing to bet, or rely on a notion that it can flip on an impossible side. Go ahead and keep trying, but I'm certainly not under the impression it'll happen.
But seriously, those swag whatever forgetwads are just as bad as the christian brony groups. It's not even funny, it's just so loving disappointing.
Atheism is just as acceptable as theism, in that, even though it's lacking a specific belief, it's still the belief that something doesn't exist. Being consciously aware of a possibility that exceeds your comprehension is what people need to start leaning towards. I'm not talking about being agnostic -- it's not simply being curious about the deities presented in modern religious texts. It's accepting that there's absolutely no way in hell any of these modern Gods can exist (based on both contradictive textual evidence and incompatability issues with modern day knowledge), but knowing that there are things which we simply do not and cannot understand.
This isn't to say I'm under the impression that there is a possible god out there. I don't personally believe there would be, as it's more of a narcissistic ideal made up by man kind, because, you know, we're so loving important, the universe has to revolve around us! It's more that, let's say you have a coin, and you're willing to bet, or rely on a notion that it can flip on an impossible side. Go ahead and keep trying, but I'm certainly not under the impression it'll happen.
But seriously, those swag whatever forgetwads are just as bad as the christian brony groups. It's not even funny, it's just so loving disappointing.
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Off Topic / Re: SUPER ROBOT/Tokusatsu/Figure General!
« on: September 29, 2013, 07:20:26 PM »
Preview for my personal ultimate shining gundam. Stuff needs to be sanded down and painted still, but here's the head:
Head base is from the humable, which is only in hyper mode, so I had to modify it to begin with. Trimmed the sides, and cut above the eyes to look more like the B-Club MG version. Side vents+little fin things, the V-fin, and the top yellow flap are from the HGFC. All of the other yellow things on the back are from the older american toy. Faceplate is from the HG Age-1 normal, had to carve in the details for it to work right.
Head base is from the humable, which is only in hyper mode, so I had to modify it to begin with. Trimmed the sides, and cut above the eyes to look more like the B-Club MG version. Side vents+little fin things, the V-fin, and the top yellow flap are from the HGFC. All of the other yellow things on the back are from the older american toy. Faceplate is from the HG Age-1 normal, had to carve in the details for it to work right.
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Off Topic / Re: SUPER ROBOT/Tokusatsu/Figure General!
« on: September 28, 2013, 10:18:52 PM »bumping this because i'm so loving mad at my sister right now and it is figure relatedIt's infused? Do you mean it's literally bonded with the plastic? Because if that's the case, you're forgeted.
i went to move my foc soundwave and felt something sticky at the bottom joint of his chest
took a look and it was transparent and i started panicking so i opened him up and there was a loving lemon jolly rancher infused with the plastic
my sister was the only one here who had a giant loving bag of jolly ranchers and that was MONTHS ago so i don't know how long that stuffs been in there
and she's denying it saying that she "wouldn't have wasted one of them by leaving it in there"
does anyone know a good way to clean candy off of plastic because i am so mad right now i just want that stuff off of him and i don't really trust my mom cleaning him
However, if not, take some whipes, quetips, etc. Just clean it out as much as you can. If it's inside of the piece and it's a two part or something, I'm sure you can unscrew that section.
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Off Topic / Re: SUPER ROBOT/Tokusatsu/Figure General!
« on: September 27, 2013, 05:45:55 PM »
Finally we're getting a 1/144 scale F91 that doesn't look fat or gross.
Also I love that god damned face shield. The rest of the design is okay for me, but I'll probably get it.
Also I love that god damned face shield. The rest of the design is okay for me, but I'll probably get it.
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Off Topic / Re: "Jesus" is the first tweeter
« on: September 27, 2013, 01:55:07 PM »reminds me of the 5 topics you should never talk about:Why not? They shouldn't be touchy. People should have their facts straight or should be willing to discuss and change ideals.
religion
abortion
politics
economics
People are uncomfortable because it breaches their comfort zone to gain knowledge that they don't WANT to know is true.
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Off Topic / Re: "Jesus" is the first tweeter
« on: September 27, 2013, 01:38:45 PM »
Seventh, he's saying his brief messages were just like Tweets, not that he was genuinely using the service. It's a piss poor way to get the youngsters on board.
Either way, I've yet to find a religion that doesn't try too hard, and is incorrect about the majority of its ideals. This shouldn't offend anyone, as it's mainly based on statistic. I'd love to see some superchristians come in here and have a bitchfit, but it won't do them any good.
Either way, I've yet to find a religion that doesn't try too hard, and is incorrect about the majority of its ideals. This shouldn't offend anyone, as it's mainly based on statistic. I'd love to see some superchristians come in here and have a bitchfit, but it won't do them any good.
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Off Topic / Re: can i tell you how amazing 3D printing stuff really is
« on: September 26, 2013, 05:28:35 PM »
They're great but they're not practical for certain things. Tough, friction resistant plastics can't be printed, so for actual engineering setups, from action figure joints to a system of gears, you're going to want to have them molded.
This also won't be happening because of the chemical properties for plastics like this. They can't be formed as easily as ABS/etc is with the 3D printers. In fact, a more tough ABS or the like is incredibly difficult because of how 3D printers manufacture the models.
This also won't be happening because of the chemical properties for plastics like this. They can't be formed as easily as ABS/etc is with the 3D printers. In fact, a more tough ABS or the like is incredibly difficult because of how 3D printers manufacture the models.
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Off Topic / Re: can i tell you how amazing 3D printing stuff really is
« on: September 26, 2013, 05:17:34 PM »
Nylon powder is not durable. Shapeways products use it, and I can assure you there's no one cheering for their stuffty plastic quality.
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Off Topic / Re: Do you like rap?
« on: September 26, 2013, 05:15:18 PM »
no
sounds like the lower budget form of stuffty music.
sounds like the lower budget form of stuffty music.
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Creativity / Re: Lego Stuff
« on: September 22, 2013, 09:54:52 PM »
Awesome stuff Camera.
http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/2082/The first one didn't happen because of the whole "we need to make too many new pieces," but I'm under the impression that most of the actual problem was licensing. This will have just as many issues. Apparently Nintendo, for franchizes like Zelda, see toys as detrimental to the franchize.
get in here
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Creativity / Re: Lego Stuff
« on: September 19, 2013, 02:58:48 PM »That's the best thing to blow money on, really.No it's not, I'm only doing this to procrastinate sculpting. I'd much rather drop the money on some nice figures for my collection.
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Creativity / Re: Lego Stuff
« on: September 19, 2013, 02:31:42 PM »
because I've drained my bank account recently, primarily because of legos.
I didn't buy a single blue/brown piece, and I'm severely lacking on technique brown/blue pieces.
I didn't buy a single blue/brown piece, and I'm severely lacking on technique brown/blue pieces.