I am truly grateful that I am not a germaphobe. That seems like it would be an awful affliction to suffer. Germs and fecal matter and bacteria and mold and all the other nasty stuff is EVERYWHERE. Seriously, google “fecal matter toothbrush” for a reality check, if you aren’t already aware. Also, if you’re eating fast…

That may be, but it still sounds like you ruined the party. That was a dick move.

I’m fairly sure it was glioblastoma that also took my grandmother from a vibrant and wonderful woman at age 80 to dead before age 81. It’s a vicious and awful thing and as much as McCain annoys me I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy.

I keep putting it on my calendar, but no one else ever shows up.

I’ve had scary ex-girlfriends who were less clingy than some of those peaches.

No, but immigrants can be.

You couldn’t be more wrong about them not being forced to accept it. Churches are now being sued for not hosting gay weddings and reverends refusing to officiate gay weddings. If the line was drawn where you say it is drawn, then I think there would be much less controversy. As it is, culture is trying to force this…

Your fact-faith distinction is a false dichotomy. EVERYTHING we do involves drawing inferences from incomplete evidence. Whether it is having faith that a chair that looks solid will hold us, that the sun rising every day for billions of years means it will rise tomorrow, or that a finite and finely tuned universe is…

It’s easy to throw that argument out there, but at the end of the day everyone takes their beliefs and tries to institute it in laws and legislation. Take a minute to think about it. We legislate against what we believe to be wrong even though others disagree with us. All sides do it. Can you really blame them for…

I’m not Catholic, but I stand with The Bible and Scriptures that make some thins pretty clear. I’m in Tennessee, southern Baptist, Christian to the core, everything I note and describe is in the Bible, can provide direct in-context scriptures too.

But where it gets out of line is when they take their beliefs and try to institute it in laws and legislation.

No, but they sometimes do illegal things. If I drive without holding a valid drivers’ license, am I driving illegally, or am I an “undocumented driver”?

How is it unethical to hire someone who has committed a crime?

Jesus. You people must be making a ton of money from Amazon. You shill them all the damn time. Either that or they own you.

Odd religious references aside, I’m with the neighbors. I don’t want an amateur auto repair shop next to my home and if you’re honest, you probably don’t either.

I thought you were trolling first and so i had to re read the article. Wtf, what does that have to do with anything about bitcoin? What a shitty way to start an article

Yeah hilariously forced and unnecessary. I don’t even care about what points are being made, it’s just such poor writing.

Also, it’s not remotely true. Something like 60% of the hashing power is in China.

“Bitcoin, the decentralized digital currency dominated by white men”

The driver for LED bulbs doesn’t last nearly so long as the LEDs themselves. For those whose electrical ability isn’t limited to screwing in a lightbulb, a separate driver (MeanWell makes nice ones) and DC LED lamps (the DC corncob lamps from China are quite inexpensive) are a better deal in the long run.

The driver for LED bulbs doesn’t last nearly so long as the LEDs themselves. For those whose electrical ability…