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magic carpets are from religion not dragons. dragons ate christians before the crusades. most europeon crusaders were dragon hunters. i'm not debating which is cooler. im saying, if i was on a magic carpet with an AR-15 and you were on a dragon, you would be shot out of the sky and your dragon woul...

Dragons are often held to have major spiritual significance in various religions and cultures around the world. In many Eastern cultures dragons were, and in some cultures still are, revered as representative of the primal forces of nature, religion and the universe. They are associated with wisdom...

The only magic is that it can fly. Dragons do that naturally, so they don't even need to rely on magic. you don't "rely" on magic. it's either there or it's not. you can't injure carpet--the best you can hope is to put a few holes in it or singe some of the fabric; that might be difficult...

same night as silver mt. zion. if people have brains they will be at the mews.

dragons respond to singing and if you have to carry a weapon on a "magic" carpet why is it so magic? dragons are the weapon. because magic carpets use non-violent, pacifist tactics. the person aboard can do anything they want. dragons have wings and can fly, no magic there. but carpets? s...

hank fist wrote:um, you can control flying carpets and sing while doing it. Dragons do whatever the fuck they want.

exactly. also, dragons have a heartbeat which means they can be killed by the AR-15 i'll be carrying while floating by effortlessly on my magic fucking carpet.

gonna have to go magic carpet. doesn't sound like we have the dragon's consent.

always bet on black.



http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/ ... 671886.ece

http://www.foliomag.com/2008/activists-vandalize-elle-s-green-issue Printed on the stickers, according to the post, is a statement related to the story claiming it contains “factual inaccuracies,” and gives a “fair hearing to radical anti-capitalists.” A spokesperson for Elle’s parent company Hache...

yeah, saw that. a few other blogs/sites have picked up the story too:

http://www.celebrities.com/blog/?p=3935
http://www.ecorazzi.com/2008/04/23/elle ... errorists/
http://gawker.com/383325/heroic-informa ... or-to-elle

i missed that one. 75,000 dollars? to blow something up? why doesnt anyone ever ask... here's an overview of the case: http://www.earthfirstjournal.org/article.php?id=326 here's another perspective on the article, detailing why people may be upset: http://www.infoshop.org/inews/article.php?story=20...

has there ever been a retraction made ON an existing article? i always thought they waited til the issues were exhausted and then made a sentence retraction in the back? so for an outsider(me) it looks like somebody at crimethinkinc made a funny way to say print this pdf and stick it on copies of e...

a while back, someone posted an article here about a friend of mine who was caught up in an entrapment case with the FBI and an informant that was paid $75,000 to coerce him and his friends into blowing things up. the May issue of Elle Magazine has an article about the case and the informant, "...

weird.

intersection at hubbell and euclid i think; two lane roads and hubbel crosses diagonally. weird one.

awesome new website. http://www.ratemycop.com RATEMYCOP.com is a privately-held company based in Los Angeles. The website allows registered users to leave written feedback about their interactions with police officers, and rank the officer's service based on three criteria: Professionalism, Fairness...

anybody feel this? a friend of mine did.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/04/ ... hquake.php

joseph wrote:examples- capture the flag, 515 dining club, parties, 515 grill outs, under the microscope....etc?

those are good examples, sure, with some consistency.

Expand please? what makes sense to me, and in my experience, really awesome communities have not only strong music scenes but also thriving arts and other social networking projects that work together and promote each other's activities. when different elements of a community work together, things ...

What I meant (guess I should have elaborated but there seems to be about 5 different arguments going on here) everyone is saying support the "scene". Which scene might that be? The scene of Mews? THe scene of Bricks? The DMMC yuppy scene? THe scene of that hippy garden south of DSM? The w...

beaver wrote:This thread is laughable at best.

Thom wrote:DIY hardcore is becoming really cool in the 515, lets not wreck it over something this stupid.

can we wreck it over something important?

if you want to spend your life's work, trying to prove a hypothesis that goes against the norm, then you should be able to. here's the problem. perception affects and encourages behavior. how we perceive things ultimately has an affect on how we interact with each other and our world. our current c...

Heshua wrote:THERE'S MORE THAN ONE POSSIBILITY, FUCKTARD.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandeism

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Science_of_God

good call.

http://zapatopi.net/kelvin

Anonymous, you are the biggest hypocrite I've seen on this board. What proof does either side have? None. You are retarded. thank you for asking such a logical question. the proof, heshua, is simple. first, everything is relative if you want it to be; there are exceptions to every rule and few thin...

hank fist wrote:yes.
that shit's bound to have some intelligent design.
you closing tonight?

nah, tj has that covered.

hank fist wrote:the design isn't that intelligent. i mean, humans suck.

just sayin'.

new keanu reeves movie. let's do it.

You brought up the snake and the tree thing. I was posting in response to that. right. same level of delusion in my view, but we don't need to debate about that here. if you wanna see a nutty celebrity trying to prove the impossible, check out some charlie sheen 9-11 truth movement stuff, it's phen...

wheatstache wrote:BTW, not all Christians are closed-minded idiots who don't recognize that a lot of the creation narrative is poetry and probably wasn't intended to be taken literally

you either believe that everything was created by God or you don't. you can't really have it both ways.

I don't think this movie is out to prove intelligent design. I think it's trying to expose the black-listing of scientists who are willing to consider and/or ascribe to intelligent design. Which by the way, I've seen impressive evidence for this theory. they haven't been black-listed, their theory ...