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This is correct.

But is he circumsized? Man of Steel or not, this could be a dealbreaker.

Compared to the Lost finale, the end of Battlestar is like the Godfather.

Similar fates await us all. Except you creamtion types I suppose. But most of us, eh.

Ha!

I still prefer topless Mona Lisa.

Pretty tough to lose a compassion contest to Dick Cheney. Brava.

Another Uplift novel would be great. David Brin has been teasing us for years.

Now That's What I Call Fiction! 1

Fair enough. But I don't have "faith" that the Bg Bang happened. I believe the Big Bang happened because of the overwhelming, time-tested, and near perfect data that supports the conclusion. And frankly, those who don't believe that the Big Bang happened either have no understanding of the science, haven't looked at

Thanks Artiofab for your thougtful answer. I agree honesty is the way to go, and it's important to emphasize that science is amenable to being rewritten and reconsidered, even its fundamental bedrock notions, when the evidence suggests it to be necessary.

True, true. But we're describing an actual historical event, rather than making any predictive claims. Taken to the extreme, all of history becomes "theory." So if see a broken window in my living room, glass on the floor, a ball rolling towards me and kids outside scattering, I have a pretty general and reliable idea

Well, the Big Bang just IS (not really a theory, by the way). It actually happened.

HOOF PALM

Even Wernstrom would hate Paul Broun.

Similar thing happened recently here in Brooklyn. Local bees starting making red honey - the culprit? A nearby maraschino cherry factory. Unfortunately, the honey was described as having a "metallic" flavor and so not sellable, but the makers did have an open house event where people were welcome to try some.

Bring on the Aztec Ewoks.

Extinctosphere seems about right.

That IS awesome. To bad it was a group of impala and not Kardashians.

And Fuzzy Math was invented by a guy in a rabbit suit.