If thou gazest long into the Pit, the Pit will also gaze into thee

Ever get the feeling that the Mormons know more than what they are telling us?

Happy Thanksgiving, cunts. Except for you foreign cunts who don't celebrate Thanksgiving. You third-world bug-eaters can fuck right off. 🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃🦃 🦃 🦃 🦃 Most have some traditions that they like to follow. And since you brought it up, here's a contra one...

Matt Cavanaugh wrote: ↑ Those are dead ringers for bagels.

I disagree - if a restaurant served me those for breakfast - I'd feel that they were getting money for old rope.

An article s(k)ceptical of James Randi and his legacy - presented here for your perusal.

https://boingboing.net/2020/10/26/the-m ... icism.html

My own bias is perhaps showing - when even before reading I not particularly kindly inclined to it...

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑
screwtape wrote: ↑ To save our sanity, go look in the recipes thread and see what I made for brunch today. Guaranteed to make all right with the world.
My opinion on bagels.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0036/ ... 1542846919

Who gives a toss?

Indeed.

Congratulations to you for your good taste...

...and to your good lady wife for her perseverance.

I hope everyone is not going to just leave that one hanging...

screwtape wrote: ↑ To save our sanity, go look in the recipes thread and see what I made for brunch today. Guaranteed to make all right with the world.

Who's eating better - you or the vixen?

Same. Mental acuity is my concern. I've been finding lately that I've been replacing a key word in a sentence with a word that I've either just seen, e.g. on a sign, or that I had previously been thinking about. E.g. went into a shop and started talked to the assistant about Colorado shorts instead...

I think Cassandra could have been the first red-pilled person. And she was reduced to telling everyone "I told you so". Nevertheless - I hope that everyone takes their Monkey's Paw or Beggar's Horse with a pinch of salt - and that seeing things as they really are works out for them... https://www.yo...

Sometimes there are some people that you need to keep an eye on...sounds like a job for the Black Watch. It was bad enough when they were absorbed into the horror-show that is 1 SCOTS, 2 SCOTS, 3 SCOTS etc. Anyway, if they had applied themselves in school, they could have joined the Armoured Corps....

Looks like pure spam in the two posts above. snip Speak for yourself. I found wisdom in "Contrive beyond the thwack when creating salads." Really, it goes without saying. Most of the time at least. Thought you might have enjoyed my recipe for Pukeko Soup though. My grandmother once had some in a st...

Bhurzum wrote: ↑
John D wrote: ↑I just gotta say.... it is hard for me to not turn into a full blown racist.
I'm not racist - some of my best friends are white!

Sometimes there are some people that you need to keep an eye on...sounds like a job for the Black Watch.

I've heard that Corbyn has gone back into Labour.

His declaration of pronouns may have been misleading.

I'm not sure that I am Screwtape's type - I can't even remember my own blood group.

That sounds like something that was made-up.

Not even with onions.

Pitchguest wrote: ↑
Bhurzum wrote: ↑
Lsuoma wrote: ↑Peter Sutcliffe doesnt' have a hammer any more.
Killed by a hoax virus.

(according to cretins)
Or 't coof, as he would say.

Not every problem should be treated as if it were a nail.

I'll go with the positive spin.

It might even make a fitting epitaph.

"RW: Talked about stuff"

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ I stalked one in a graveyard in Bromley. It didn't see me until I got quite close. Most excitement.

I think Screwtape's encounter was even more intimate - as he managed to miss-gender the beast.

What (if any) kit was involved is unknown.

Bhurzum wrote: ↑ Heartbreaking.

I'm sorry for your loss, Dog.

And condolences to SD too.

I think some hothead will shoot-up one of these Big Media/Tech places... Google or maybe Rockefeller Center where they broadcast the morning shows. Don't waste your ammo. Shoot rats. Nobody, but nobody, minds if you shoot rats (except for a certain emeritus biology prof). Here is a very well fed vi...

Either Canon or Ball is dead.

It's not often you find men of that calibre.

So...an Englishman and a Scot take a trip up north... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgTGLaEPlHQ If you enjoyed that then you might also like their take on 'The Time Machine' which relates contemporaneous criticisms of societies with too many mannish women and effeminate men. Bloody androgynous Elo...

Lsuoma wrote: ↑
Matt Cavanaugh wrote: ↑ Outrage! That role should go to a polydactyl actress.
Exactly - we need many, many more extinct flying reptiles on our screen.

All I wanted was to see a film about a French sculptor. Setting it in Japan with some questionable casting choices was the least of it's problems.

Brive1987 wrote: ↑
Fri Oct 30, 2020 5:26 am

Someone should have complained about this a couple of years ago.

:bjarte:

We can only hope that when they made their feelings known that they did indeed make a difference.

Blimey, the best I've got is a new dustpan and brush.

Or perhaps the shillelagh.

...vividly describe the performative ritual... Well, I'm not necessarily against performative ritual - like an Irish Wake, or a Tangi (the Maori equivalent thereof) or that American Indian woman in 'A Man called Horse' chopping her fingers off. ...Well, maybe the last is a bit on the extreme side...

So... my wife and I are watching the news. Story is that some a-hole got in an argument at a gym in Detroit. He was pissed off, so he left the gym, got his pistol out of his car, went back in the gym, and then proceeds to point his gun at his enemy. So... some dude with a concealed pistol shoots th...

So...

Is Joe Rogan's best political interview for 2020 Kayne or Alex Jones & Tim Dillon ?

(So far at least).

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ Q is amongst us. You heard it here first.

Service Dog wrote: ↑ What kind of sick fuck would sleep with his dead brother's wife ?

Henry VIII.

Someone in the bible that wasn't Onan.

<Insert someone of your own choice here>.

Driftless wrote: ↑ Jordan Peterson is back in Toronto. Says he'll start making videos again soon:

Let's celebrate...

...or you could clean your room instead.

My GF went and got herself an Uberti remake of the Winchester 1873*, case-hardened, in .357. Win1873.png This is right after I got myself a Henry Golden Boy Silver (I know, but that's the name) in .22 Golden-Boy-Silver.jpg She's always one-upping me. I bought a CZ RAMI for CCW; she buys a CZ RAMI t...

Has anyone mentioned Nazi's recently?

THere's plently of reasons to dislike Dawkins, but throwin the PoMO charge sheet at his is just retarded. People seem to have moved on from 2010. There are brighter stars in the firmament or more salient kernels in the turd. Besides which - "Someone says something stupid on twitter. News at 11".

I take it that you did not 'trust but verify' on that one.

Also enjoyed this recent podcast with a doctor talking about palliative care...

Thought I suppose anyone calling themselves 'BJ' is likely to make a good first impression.

Here's your PSA for today...

So I take it that everyone - including the people that will not be voting - have decided how they will be voting.

Keating wrote: ↑
Lsuoma wrote: ↑I think if you have a blog with a bunch of sycophantic turds you adapt to maintaining their adulation. See $EVERY_ATHEIST_BLOGGER_EVER.
That's why we call you a Fascist Tit.

This probably explains CB's, TP's and Dave Rubin's tendency to more partizan punditry too.

I’d generally agree. In this case, Zoe is in the low carb nutritional space. Diet is a bear pit where authority (PhD, MD, RD) punishes ‘lay people with results’ - so you wear what Kevlar you can find. Speaking for myself - I find that a high protein diet produces consistently solid results on a reg...

OK, I'm being just a bit silly. But when I see someone like Carl Benjamin (a smart guy living a mere five miles from my rural birthplace) doing whatever he can to promote Trump no matter how factually wrong Trump obviously is to any sentient being, I wonder what the f*ck is going on? I'm not sure t...

Really? wrote: ↑ You know it's getting bad when radical left professors and their colleges are telling us not to take the professor's statements seriously.

Such people should die in a fire.

What are the chances of reality being a figment of your imagination? My assumption is that the internal model I'm creating is based on incomplete and/or inaccurate sensory input, or possibly is completely unfounded as it's all a simulation. At least that's my subjective view - maybe someone with a ...

Lsuoma wrote: ↑ Ol' Trumpo is now saying he has no idea who the PBs are. :liar: :liar: :liar:

As someone once said - "A wise bear always keeps a marmalade sandwich in his hat in case of emergency"

ThreeFlangedJavis wrote: ↑...bahviour...

I think that's defined as the actions of persons or things that we don't approve of.

Reality does seem to be an incredible and rather unlikely thing. There may not be enough data to know for sure on the question of the likelihood of the whole thing getting started in the first place. Though contemplating black & white holes and the quantum foam might help. And to think that some wou...

Anyone got any thoughts on why there is something rather than nothing? I know that Victor Stenger said that perhaps nothing is unstable - like balancing an egg on the pointed end. If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite. Which I've also pondered on...

screwtape wrote: ↑
MarcusAu wrote: ↑ Has anyone given much thought to axolotls?
It's the Tleilaxu face dancers that get to me.

Could be nasty - I hope you are taking suitable precautions.

In the meantime - here's something to listen to whilst you wait...

Has anyone given much thought to axolotls?

Looks like the usual suspects have been slacking - so I'll have to post this myself...

Despite the de-plat - it looks like Alex is still prepared to do a PSA...

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ You wouldn't get much fun if you put your left and right onto a seesaw. They actually have to be either side of the centre point.

Centrepoint - Still rather controversial after all these years.

https://newdiscourses.com/2020/09/gamergate-gamers-first-stand-up-against-grievance-social-justice/ Contains a summary of Elevatorgate too. Atheism Plus did not like to be questioned, and its most obvious activity was attempting to problematize the luminaries and lights of the movement, which it st...

I was looking for stories by Manly Wade Wellman on youtube. Why I'm not completely sure. ...however I found that someone had posted an entire audiobook of short stories - of which his was one and this was another. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cg3tdI-hqM Some say it was the basis for the movie 'A...

They would be a lot fewer people insisting on 'They' as a pronoun - if the Scandys hadn't screwed it up for everyone

The place has gone to pot since 1066. Battle has become somewhat better known, though. Ups and downs. An arrow in the eye here and there. These things happen. C'est la vie (ou, peut être, c'est La Guerre, n'est pas?) , as the Normans were wont to say. I've been to Battle twice - but not to Senlac H...

William Henry Davis wrote: What is this life if, full of care,
We have no time to stand and stare.
No time to stand beneath the boughs
And stare as long as sheep or cows.
No time to see, when woods we pass,
Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass.

If you go to Picadilly or Trafalgar Square - you'll find the whole damn place is filled with out-of-towners.

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