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Is there a Doctor on A|N that can tell me wtf is going on?
I'm not the best fighter nor have I had formal training but I've been: punched, kicked and chopped in almost every region of body, taken/given elbows and flying knees and have been hit in the back of the head with more objects than I can recall yet - I have NEVER been knocked unconcious by ANYONE for even 1 second. ...until last night that is when I saw something on TV that *I guess* was too much for me to handle.
Deadly Women is one of those CSI murder re-enactment type…
ContinueAdded by Alex Tyler on January 16, 2011 at 2:19pm — No Comments
I need more sleep!
It seems the older I get the lighter the sleeper I become. There was a time that you could shine a bright light in my eyes and blast music in my ears and I would not awake.
After the birth of each of my children I would instantly wake to the sounds of them crying or even moving around in their beds but I could sleep through anything else. Eventually I'm pretty sure I slept through some tears.
My last duty station in the Army our housing was near a tank range and…
ContinueAdded by Jennifer Lovejoy on March 25, 2010 at 10:28pm — No Comments
Search For Alien Life Gets Serious - FINALLY!
First off, it would be rather iggnorant to think that in all the vast reaches the entire Universe that we Earth dwellers are alone and/or the highest form of life. My personal belifs are that there should be at least some other planet that is still sustaining life on it. If it happend here on Earth, why can't it happen elsewhere?
ON THE TOPIC OF HOSTILITY WITH/FROM OTHER WORLDLY LIFEFORMS: the number 1 rule to remember is show that you…
Added by Alex Tyler on March 1, 2010 at 3:00pm — 5 Comments
My Seal
I created my seal at http://www.says-it.com/seal.
The Latin motto is "Ex Scientia Veritas, Ex Veritas Pax" or "From Knowledge Truth, From Truth Peace."
I intended for it to speak about the tremendous inner peace I've found from discarding superstition. I also think it speaks to the possibility of peace among all mankind if superstition could only be discarded and truth embraced as the common need of all humanity.
The Latin motto is "Ex Scientia Veritas, Ex Veritas Pax" or "From Knowledge Truth, From Truth Peace."
I intended for it to speak about the tremendous inner peace I've found from discarding superstition. I also think it speaks to the possibility of peace among all mankind if superstition could only be discarded and truth embraced as the common need of all humanity.
Added by Bitsy Haywood on September 6, 2009 at 10:30am — 5 Comments
Hello, fello Freethinkers, Humanists, and Atheists.
I'm new here, and I am drawn to this site in a big way.
It was an idea I had long ago, but never got around to doing.
So glad someone was able to follow through on their plan, because it is a great idea.
Anywho, I'm Scott, I've been an Atheist for a few years now, was Agnostic a few months before, and a Christian the other part of my life.
I'm 16, which is a big excuse people make for my Atheism, claiming that I'm just rebeling.
That and that I "don't want to live by… Continue
It was an idea I had long ago, but never got around to doing.
So glad someone was able to follow through on their plan, because it is a great idea.
Anywho, I'm Scott, I've been an Atheist for a few years now, was Agnostic a few months before, and a Christian the other part of my life.
I'm 16, which is a big excuse people make for my Atheism, claiming that I'm just rebeling.
That and that I "don't want to live by… Continue
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