if asking if a fictional character was aborted as a fetus so they couldn't stop a wizard from taking over a fictional world is your number one reason to not support abortion
you probably should have been aborted
If pink-haired tigresses existed...
...I probably still wouldn't take maternity advice from them.
as a reply to them being so worried that i'll be so hard to kill a wolf called Harald or Sonja, the leader of Naturvernforbundet suggested that they simply enter names like, Death & Depravity or Plague & Cholera, and see how that fares in the contest.
Also they criticized the media for covering the contest saying that it's taking a side in the inflamed predator debate to which head of the NRK replied bullshit, the storting says there's gonna be wolves in norway and that this new wolf pair is such an uncontroversial case that it is entirely problematic to celebrate it a bit. Which is a nice way of saying "dude like, no-one agrees with you. I mean we're supposed to be politically impartial but that's not a problem when there really isn't any parties of note to the debate.
The sad truth is that no one is so important that a world altering event, good or bad, couldn't conceivably happen without them. So its kind of a bullshit argument to suggest we'd have a cancer cure by now if only we hadn't aborted the baby that would grow up to be the scientist that cracks it.
Anyone who thinks like that needs to get their head out of wonderland and back to reality.
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I ate pecans/almonds/coconut milk/an egg/touch of cinnamon all blended together for breakfast
very tasty. like oatmeal just no oats. recipe called for half a banana but I forgot to put it in.
blend, heat, add coconut milk to taste (mine got very dried so I had to add to it)
recipe please
half cup of the almonds and half cup of pecans, half a banana, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/8 teaspoon of salt, 1/4 cup almond milk or coconut milk (no reason you couldn't just use real milk but this particular recipe book avoids milk). Egg is optional.
put it in a blender or food processor (I kept going til it was pretty smooth but you can stop earlier for a crunchier/chunkier meal), then heat, then add more milk for consistency/temperature/taste as desired.
The sad truth is that no one is so important that a world altering event, good or bad, couldn't conceivably happen without them. So its kind of a bullshit argument to suggest we'd have a cancer cure by now if only we hadn't aborted the baby that would grow up to be the scientist that cracks it.
Anyone who thinks like that needs to get their head out of wonderland and back to reality.
If JK Rowling had been aborted, who would've written Harry Potter?
if [some woman] had an abortion instead of having the baby back in [a year beetween yesteryear and the dawn of abortion] then we'd have the discoverer of the cure for all cancer instead of another crap parent
The sad truth is that no one is so important that a world altering event, good or bad, couldn't conceivably happen without them. So its kind of a bullshit argument to suggest we'd have a cancer cure by now if only we hadn't aborted the baby that would grow up to be the scientist that cracks it.
Anyone who thinks like that needs to get their head out of wonderland and back to reality.
If JK Rowling had been aborted, who would've written Harry Potter?
An infinite number of monkeys?
Even if we were to qualify the harry potter books as a world altering event, the concept at its basic level has been done before. Ain't nothing new under the sun ect.
Also how do we know there wasn't another author six months or ten years or whatever behind her with a nearly identical book that they would have written and published if she hadn't?
Only wolf attack on humans I can think of is that one in the swedish wolf park, but well, enclosure, animals with big teeth that are terrified of humans, person in enclosure, bad combo
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Interesting poster. Shame the movie looks like crap.
The sad truth is that no one is so important that a world altering event, good or bad, couldn't conceivably happen without them. So its kind of a bullshit argument to suggest we'd have a cancer cure by now if only we hadn't aborted the baby that would grow up to be the scientist that cracks it.
Anyone who thinks like that needs to get their head out of wonderland and back to reality.
If JK Rowling had been aborted, who would've written Harry Potter?
An infinite number of monkeys?
Kinda stretching the limit of 'world altering' to talk about a kinda good crazy popular series of young adult novels, no?
someone being aborted possibly changes the world just as much as someone not being aborted.
Anyway the butterfly effect is a very very bad argument against abortion.
I really like how it assume predestination while also simultaneously acknowledging that our actions change things.
That's some fine doublethink there.
Determinism in christianity makes a whole lot more sense than the alternative.
I mean at the very least it's a "can god make a rock so heavy he can't lift it" kind of situation.
Well the Free Will part of Christianity was always that God basically gave people the choice and refuses to change that.
Without Free Will Christianity just gets super fucking silly to me. Either you're of the elect and are going to heaven despite all the heroin and hookers or you're not regardless if you try your best to follow the tenants.
I ate pecans/almonds/coconut milk/an egg/touch of cinnamon all blended together for breakfast
very tasty. like oatmeal just no oats. recipe called for half a banana but I forgot to put it in.
blend, heat, add coconut milk to taste (mine got very dried so I had to add to it)
recipe please
half cup of the almonds and half cup of pecans, half a banana, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/8 teaspoon of salt, 1/4 cup almond milk or coconut milk (no reason you couldn't just use real milk but this particular recipe book avoids milk). Egg is optional.
put it in a blender or food processor (I kept going til it was pretty smooth but you can stop earlier for a crunchier/chunkier meal), then heat, then add more milk for consistency/temperature/taste as desired.
lol
this is approx 1/2 of the daily value of points that I am allowed to eat
someone being aborted possibly changes the world just as much as someone not being aborted.
Anyway the butterfly effect is a very very bad argument against abortion.
I really like how it assume predestination while also simultaneously acknowledging that our actions change things.
That's some fine doublethink there.
Determinism in christianity makes a whole lot more sense than the alternative.
I mean at the very least it's a "can god make a rock so heavy he can't lift it" kind of situation.
This reminds me
Richard Dawkins and Rowan Atkinson (ex archbishop of Canterbury) are going to have a debate on religion at Cambridge. It's going to be filmed and released afterwards. I want to watch at least part of it to see how close it gets to the average INTERNET ARGUMENT on the topic.
someone being aborted possibly changes the world just as much as someone not being aborted.
Anyway the butterfly effect is a very very bad argument against abortion.
I really like how it assume predestination while also simultaneously acknowledging that our actions change things.
That's some fine doublethink there.
Determinism in christianity makes a whole lot more sense than the alternative.
I mean at the very least it's a "can god make a rock so heavy he can't lift it" kind of situation.
This reminds me
Richard Dawkins and Rowan Atkinson (ex archbishop of Canterbury) are going to have a debate on religion at Cambridge. It's going to be filmed and released afterwards. I want to watch at least part of it to see how close it gets to the average INTERNET ARGUMENT on the topic.
I can't wait for a first cause argument or a fine tuning argument.
someone being aborted possibly changes the world just as much as someone not being aborted.
Anyway the butterfly effect is a very very bad argument against abortion.
I really like how it assume predestination while also simultaneously acknowledging that our actions change things.
That's some fine doublethink there.
Determinism in christianity makes a whole lot more sense than the alternative.
I mean at the very least it's a "can god make a rock so heavy he can't lift it" kind of situation.
Well the Free Will part of Christianity was always that God basically gave people the choice and refuses to change that.
Without Free Will Christianity just gets super fucking silly to me. Either you're of the elect and are going to heaven despite all the heroin and hookers or you're not regardless if you try your best to follow the tenants.
if you do all the heroin and hookers you're not going to heaven because the elect don't do the heroin and hookers. Without free will, it's not like people can choose to sin or not.
someone being aborted possibly changes the world just as much as someone not being aborted.
Anyway the butterfly effect is a very very bad argument against abortion.
I really like how it assume predestination while also simultaneously acknowledging that our actions change things.
That's some fine doublethink there.
Determinism in christianity makes a whole lot more sense than the alternative.
I mean at the very least it's a "can god make a rock so heavy he can't lift it" kind of situation.
Well the Free Will part of Christianity was always that God basically gave people the choice and refuses to change that.
Without Free Will Christianity just gets super fucking silly to me. Either you're of the elect and are going to heaven despite all the heroin and hookers or you're not regardless if you try your best to follow the tenants.
Doctrine of the Elect for the win!
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
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What?
...I probably still wouldn't take maternity advice from them.
Also they criticized the media for covering the contest saying that it's taking a side in the inflamed predator debate to which head of the NRK replied bullshit, the storting says there's gonna be wolves in norway and that this new wolf pair is such an uncontroversial case that it is entirely problematic to celebrate it a bit. Which is a nice way of saying "dude like, no-one agrees with you. I mean we're supposed to be politically impartial but that's not a problem when there really isn't any parties of note to the debate.
I'm saying you're irrelevant."
Anyone who thinks like that needs to get their head out of wonderland and back to reality.
half cup of the almonds and half cup of pecans, half a banana, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/8 teaspoon of salt, 1/4 cup almond milk or coconut milk (no reason you couldn't just use real milk but this particular recipe book avoids milk). Egg is optional.
put it in a blender or food processor (I kept going til it was pretty smooth but you can stop earlier for a crunchier/chunkier meal), then heat, then add more milk for consistency/temperature/taste as desired.
A wolf pair has taken up residence in the oslo march, and now there's a contest to name them.
the hunting and fishing assosciation, who for some weird reason has a huge hard-on for killing wolves, is against this
An infinite number of monkeys?
Anyway the butterfly effect is a very very bad argument against abortion.
I really like how it assume predestination while also simultaneously acknowledging that our actions change things.
That's some fine doublethink there.
I liked the one that suggested Mette Ulven (Mette the wolf) for mommy wolf, because he knew a girl with that name that was lovely.
Even if we were to qualify the harry potter books as a world altering event, the concept at its basic level has been done before. Ain't nothing new under the sun ect.
Also how do we know there wasn't another author six months or ten years or whatever behind her with a nearly identical book that they would have written and published if she hadn't?
Determinism in christianity makes a whole lot more sense than the alternative.
I mean at the very least it's a "can god make a rock so heavy he can't lift it" kind of situation.
not even remotely.
Interesting poster. Shame the movie looks like crap.
Kinda stretching the limit of 'world altering' to talk about a kinda good crazy popular series of young adult novels, no?
Well the Free Will part of Christianity was always that God basically gave people the choice and refuses to change that.
Without Free Will Christianity just gets super fucking silly to me. Either you're of the elect and are going to heaven despite all the heroin and hookers or you're not regardless if you try your best to follow the tenants.
lol
this is approx 1/2 of the daily value of points that I am allowed to eat
This reminds me
Richard Dawkins and Rowan Atkinson (ex archbishop of Canterbury) are going to have a debate on religion at Cambridge. It's going to be filmed and released afterwards. I want to watch at least part of it to see how close it gets to the average INTERNET ARGUMENT on the topic.
I can't wait for a first cause argument or a fine tuning argument.
Hrmm.
Seems to be irritating some of the old scars form my stupid past.
Dating is the worst.
if you do all the heroin and hookers you're not going to heaven because the elect don't do the heroin and hookers. Without free will, it's not like people can choose to sin or not.
God damn it.
y big teeth
Doctrine of the Elect for the win!
Quick. Send dong photos. Show her what she's missing.
Not the tip though. A lady needs some mystery to look forward too. Just shaft. Maybe one ball.
tehy need to get their breaking old shit phase over and done with
450,000 strong!
Name one of the wolves Bloodfang and the other gnarljaw. Plant phat loot on both
Lance is frowning right now.
So that's why all the dong pics haven't been working.
I just have no sense for these types of things.
Hey have you seen any legitimate sources confirming the Fordow facility explosion?
I would accept liability for any savaging if as a direct result of my attempt to hug said wolf or steal his waistcoat
tastes good though. yay soy sauce