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- Born in Los Angeles (and despise the Lakers), lived in New Orleans for many years and consider it my home base but now am making a life in Louisville, KY. I write quite a bit, enjoy getting into conversations with random strangers and take joy in playing a part in the upbringing of my girlfriend's daughter. I like eating meat, but think tofu is alright. I am the best parallel parker in the universe but prefer riding my bicycle. I obsess over the Hornets, really; the easiest way to win my favor is to talk about how the Hornets are unquestionably the best team in the NBA.
My other interests include- but are certainly not limited to- the history of Blues music particularly in the American South, songs about the Devil in Bluegrass, Blues and Gospel music in general, tattoos, New York, independent music of all genres, noise, Funk, New Orleans, debate over moot points, cheese, cultural anthropology, semiotics, drunken rants, watching the sun rise over the Mississippi river, cultural miscues, travel, trauma, the working class, bathing, soap, ancient Aztec and Egyptian culture, bacon, beer, disinformation, reptiles, puppies, baby goats and writing the great American novel.
I've been an Atheist since 2005, following a long and bizarre spiritual quest (and perhaps a little help from Hurricane Katrina). Came to the conclusion it's best for me to make the most of my life in the here and now.
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That's really disturbing..Well on the up side,she won't be having kids and infecting them with her religious woo.
Looks interesting--if I lived anywhere nearby I'd go!
Yeah,well,that was the other thing I said basically if you thought this non existent entity you love so much wanted you to kill people,would you do it?
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Hello I am a 56 yo male atheist from Spain. I've been single for the last 20 years and I am starting to feel the need to compromise with an anarchist atheist woman my age + or - Living in Barcelona Catalonia.
Cheers Jorge Aberingi :-)
I guess as a 21 year old, I find this one hard to grasp..
Logically speaking, babies sound like a nuisance, children in general sound like a big ole headache, a burden, waste of money Make you want to pull your hair out and burn down the house, a b…
Hello I am a 56 yo male atheist from Spain. I've been single for the last 20 years and I am starting to feel the need to compromise with an anarchist atheist woman my age + or - Living in Barcelona Catalonia.
Cheers Jorge Aberingi :-)
The Good EarthGeorge Washington Carver built a rich life from science and the land.
Born into slavery in Missouri during the Civil War’s closing months, George Washington Carver (1864-1943) was kidnapped, orphaned and nearly killed by whooping cou…
Sorry, I have another party that weekend, but thanks for the invite.
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The New Orleans Secular Humanist Association holds monthly meetings at the Loyola library downtown on the last Saturday of every month.
http://nosha.secularhumanism.net/
Our second home there is The Parkview Tavern. Certainly it has changed a bit since Katrina, but it still serves the old clientele as well.
Schools here are better, yes, but strange. The housing market seems almost entirely geared toward school location. Because it is so racially segregated here, a couple of school districts have emerged in which only the elite can afford to live. In essence, these schools have become "private" in that one must pay exorbitant housing costs in order to send their kids there. Fortunately for us, we prefer our kid to experience diversity, so he's about to start Pre-K at a school that's about 60% Mexican/35% Black.
Yes, it's rather a strange place...
Oh, and if you haven't seen the new batman yet, GO!
Agnostics are just timid atheists! So there! ;)
Well, let's say overoverly diplomatic atheists. Of course I use the term atheist for a person with 6 on Dawkin's scale from 1-7.
I'm in north La...you?
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