No prob. Maybe I should stop responding to legitimate points with misquoted Coen Brothers movies.

It's a (maybe misquoted) reference to The Big Lebowski ("Chinaman is not the proper nomenclature, dude"). Sorry to offend, I agree wholeheartedly with what you said above, though.

I don't think Trey ever died and re: Marissa, what's dead should stay dead.

"Colored" is not the proper nomenclature, dude.

So are white dudes just the funniest type of people hands down?

I have a friend who does that, she's a humanitarian.

Awwwww! I thought y'all were going to talk about my diet: I can only eat werewolves– BUT I can eat as many werewolves as I want.

Kha-'lil

YOU"RE THE WORST

Crush: (a little specific to my market but her show is the absolute best in ever) Krys Boyd

Sorry, I like semantics. Is avoiding tone arguments a thing now? And I think "asshole" is a little broader than just attacking opinions, logic, and argumentation strategy. And I wasn't talking about Bribri's level necessarily (although hers is the level of personal attacks without any bearing on Wendy's ability to…

Isn't religion is just a type of philosophy? And, as I said, a lot of the stuff that's in the bible pre-dates the bible. The bible's my favorite mostly because of the "turn the other cheek" bits (there's some cool stuff about giants called Anakim in the old testament, too, though), but I'm not saying it has to be…

Granted, but it's just not very becoming. Nor is it a good tactic. Don't stoop to their level, etc.

Woah, no need to attack this kid directly. Her hair isn't that shiny. hahahahahahalaolololololojajaaajaja seriously, though, don't be mean.

I think it's filled with a bunch of good stuff which should be taken seriously and bunch of stuff that shouldn't be. I agree that it's much easier to write the whole thing off, but I think it's more beneficial to get anything positive you can from any media/experience.

Yeah, I think whoever made that is laughing pretty good right now. I thought it was a joke at first.

I think that religion is different for every person and if they want to pick and choose different verses or even different parts of different religions that's fine. And, like I said, the christian bible has both "eye for an eye" and "turn the other cheek" stuff in there. Those are blatant contradictions, so it would…

I think most/all states are like this. Even here in TX, every major population center is fairly to quite blue. I'm not trying to say "Republicans are sooooooo dumb," but when you look centers of education and interaction, folks tend to be a little more liberal.

You have to pick and choose which parts to go by, there're contradictions. It's even split into two parts because there was a pretty redirect a couple thousand years ago. I've always felt that people who say things like "religious people supporting gay rights is hypocritical" are just a different type of…

I thought of this: