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After this I listened to geogaddi and I didn't like it, I was quite vomitting at some tracks, I realized they were too crazy for my ears, they took too much acid to play music I stupidly thought (cliché of psyché music) But I knew this album was a kind of big forest where I just wasn't able to go inside.

- lost cloud

 

I was in US tjis summer, and eat in KFC. FUCK That's the worst thing i've ever eaten. The flesh simply doesn't cleave to the bones. Battery ferming. And then, foie gras is banned from NY state, because it's considered as ill-treat. IT'S NOT. KFC is tourist ill-treat. YOU POISONERS! Two hours after being to KFC, i stopped in a amsih little town barf all that KFC shit out. Nice work!

 

So i hope this woman is not like kfc chicken, otherwise she'll be pulled to pieces.

-organized confused project

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  On 1/16/2011 at 4:13 AM, Blanket Fort Collapse said:

Most horoscopes might be bullshit but there is a lot of significant reasoning behind astrology. I'm not saying I read too much into it or anything but I certainly wouldn't call astrology nonsense.

 

yeah, same here. i find it quite interesting, meself. like i find a lot of things interesting but don't exactly live my life by them.

i can totally understand how the kids of today wouldn't find anything like astrology, or psychics, or mediums, seers 'n sages, etc. etc. interesting tho. that's just the way they've been brought up. everything and anything magical, mystical, religious, and airy-fairy, etc. is gradually being got rid of 'cos everyone says its bollocks, and nobody wants to be the misfit amongst their peers so they all agree it's bollocks. Harry Potter films is as far as it all goes for them. lol. light fantasy entertainment. then it's back to the cold hard facts of science. how boring is that!? lol

  On 1/16/2011 at 3:19 PM, sirch said:
  On 1/16/2011 at 4:13 AM, Blanket Fort Collapse said:

Most horoscopes might be bullshit but there is a lot of significant reasoning behind astrology. I'm not saying I read too much into it or anything but I certainly wouldn't call astrology nonsense.

 

yeah, same here. i find it quite interesting, meself. like i find a lot of things interesting but don't exactly live my life by them.

i can totally understand how the kids of today wouldn't find anything like astrology, or psychics, or mediums, seers 'n sages, etc. etc. interesting tho. that's just the way they've been brought up. everything and anything magical, mystical, religious, and airy-fairy, etc. is gradually being got rid of 'cos everyone says its bollocks, and nobody wants to be the misfit amongst their peers so they all agree it's bollocks. Harry Potter films is as far as it all goes for them. lol. light fantasy entertainment. then it's back to the cold hard facts of science. how boring is that!? lol

 

Im baffled as to how someone could find all the hocuspocus shit interesting and science boring. You've been reading the wrong journals mate.

 

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  On 1/16/2011 at 3:19 PM, sirch said:
  On 1/16/2011 at 4:13 AM, Blanket Fort Collapse said:

Most horoscopes might be bullshit but there is a lot of significant reasoning behind astrology. I'm not saying I read too much into it or anything but I certainly wouldn't call astrology nonsense.

 

yeah, same here. i find it quite interesting, meself. like i find a lot of things interesting but don't exactly live my life by them.

i can totally understand how the kids of today wouldn't find anything like astrology, or psychics, or mediums, seers 'n sages, etc. etc. interesting tho. that's just the way they've been brought up. everything and anything magical, mystical, religious, and airy-fairy, etc. is gradually being got rid of 'cos everyone says its bollocks, and nobody wants to be the misfit amongst their peers so they all agree it's bollocks. Harry Potter films is as far as it all goes for them. lol. light fantasy entertainment. then it's back to the cold hard facts of science. how boring is that!? lol

 

1) science is not boring

2) there's no repeatable, verifiable evidence in favor of astrology

3) psychics and mediums rarely believe in it themselves, i.e. they are thieves

4) celestial body movement has very little to do with your immediate future beyond the weather and what food you can buy in your supermarket

5) while astrology is bullshit, cognitive bias and confirmation bias isn't

6) science is very exciting and thankfully astrology has nothing to add

  On 1/16/2011 at 4:12 PM, chassis said:

 

Im baffled as to how someone could find all the hocuspocus shit interesting and science boring. You've been reading the wrong journals mate.

 

lol @ the wrong journals. your wrong isn't the same as my wrong. there's no right or wrong, anyway.

 

and i don't really find science boring. i didn;t say i found science itself boring. it's certain people, and their attitudes and routines, that i find boring. there's a lot of cool, interesting stuff everywhere.

 

  On 1/16/2011 at 4:14 PM, fiznuthian said:

 

1) science is not boring

2) there's no repeatable, verifiable evidence in favor of astrology

3) psychics and mediums rarely believe in it themselves, i.e. they are thieves

4) celestial body movement has very little to do with your immediate future beyond the weather and what food you can buy in your supermarket

5) while astrology is bullshit, cognitive bias and confirmation bias isn't

6) science is very exciting and thankfully astrology has nothing to add

 

thank you, Richard Dawkins! lol

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  On 1/16/2011 at 4:14 PM, fiznuthian said:

1) science is not boring

2) there's no repeatable, verifiable evidence in favor of astrology

3) psychics and mediums rarely believe in it themselves, i.e. they are thieves

4) celestial body movement has very little to do with your immediate future beyond the weather and what food you can buy in your supermarket

5) while astrology is bullshit, cognitive bias and confirmation bias isn't

6) science is very exciting and thankfully astrology has nothing to add

 

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We are but visitors on this rock, hurling through time and space at sixty-six thousand miles an hour. Tethered to a burning sphere by an invisible force and an unfathomable universe. This most of us take for granted while refusing to believe these forces have any more effect on us than a butterfly beating its wings halfway around the world.

 

--Mulder, X-Files 3x13 "Syzygy" (one of my faves! if you've never seen x-files, though, start with season 1).

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it's one thing to find it interesting, it's another to believe there's some legitimacy to it.

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i read horoscopes, then i analyze my reaction to what they say. it gives me some hints regarding what's just below the surface of my consciousness each day... it could be totally bullshit, but it still works as a little focus/meditation aid to get you thinking about your day, what you want to get done, etc.

 

that, and zillions of people read them and take them seriously. i think it's likely they have a collective effect on humanity, simply because people take them seriously!

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We are but visitors on this rock, hurling through time and space at sixty-six thousand miles an hour. Tethered to a burning sphere by an invisible force and an unfathomable universe. This most of us take for granted while refusing to believe these forces have any more effect on us than a butterfly beating its wings halfway around the world.

 

--Mulder, X-Files 3x13 "Syzygy" (one of my faves! if you've never seen x-files, though, start with season 1).

 

That episode was ridiculous. Some teenage girls going on a killing spree with their telekinesis killing fucking everyone.

 

Sometimes X Files makes me :facepalm:

 

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  On 1/16/2011 at 2:23 PM, gaarg said:
  On 8/21/2010 at 11:22 PM, yek said:

i'm an Aquarius, welcome

 

me too. sucks a bit, doent?

lol wat?

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  On 1/16/2011 at 8:02 PM, chassis said:
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We are but visitors on this rock, hurling through time and space at sixty-six thousand miles an hour. Tethered to a burning sphere by an invisible force and an unfathomable universe. This most of us take for granted while refusing to believe these forces have any more effect on us than a butterfly beating its wings halfway around the world.

 

--Mulder, X-Files 3x13 "Syzygy" (one of my faves! if you've never seen x-files, though, start with season 1).

 

That episode was ridiculous. Some teenage girls going on a killing spree with their telekinesis killing fucking everyone.

 

Sometimes X Files makes me :facepalm:

 

i never said it wasn't! that episode is hilarious.

 

and that quote still makes a valid point, which you are ignoring in favor of trashing one of my favorite x-files episodes

  On 1/16/2011 at 9:49 PM, hahathhat said:
  On 1/16/2011 at 8:02 PM, chassis said:
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We are but visitors on this rock, hurling through time and space at sixty-six thousand miles an hour. Tethered to a burning sphere by an invisible force and an unfathomable universe. This most of us take for granted while refusing to believe these forces have any more effect on us than a butterfly beating its wings halfway around the world.

 

--Mulder, X-Files 3x13 "Syzygy" (one of my faves! if you've never seen x-files, though, start with season 1).

 

That episode was ridiculous. Some teenage girls going on a killing spree with their telekinesis killing fucking everyone.

 

Sometimes X Files makes me :facepalm:

 

i never said it wasn't! that episode is hilarious.

 

and that quote still makes a valid point, which you are ignoring in favor of trashing one of my favorite x-files episodes

I love X files and the show was entertaining. I just like the episodes where nothings clear cut, where it could be a rational explanation or a supernatural one.

 

I agree with the quote for the most part. We're far from visitors though. But if you read my other post you'll see that I very much acknowledge that planets in our own solar system and the effect they might pose upon us. But implying that it has something to do with star that are hundreds of thousands of light years away, also many of which that did make up the images are dead, is far fetched.

 

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I'm a Scorpio now... it's interesting... I just read three different summaries of the Scorpio personality. None of them had anything to do with each other (I liked the first summary the most, the other two were nonsense like "a very powerful character, always surprises people with their emotions" ... wat). There were no citations for where the information was coming from. Is there no single authority on astrology? Can anyone with a blogspot or a news column decide what the fuck what house in what sun means? My ruling planet is apparently Pluto. Fail.

 

Anyway, I always knew I was a space scorpion.

GHOST: have you killed Claudius yet
HAMLET: no
GHOST: why
HAMLET: fuck you is why
im going to the cemetery to touch skulls

[planet of dinosaurs - the album [bc] [archive]]

Yeah, notice the Fail.

GHOST: have you killed Claudius yet
HAMLET: no
GHOST: why
HAMLET: fuck you is why
im going to the cemetery to touch skulls

[planet of dinosaurs - the album [bc] [archive]]

You understand me so well, sirch. :wub:

GHOST: have you killed Claudius yet
HAMLET: no
GHOST: why
HAMLET: fuck you is why
im going to the cemetery to touch skulls

[planet of dinosaurs - the album [bc] [archive]]

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