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  1. SigurdReginson

    A Covid 19 Myth

    Oof...
  2. SigurdReginson

    A Covid 19 Myth

    Reminds me of the guy who fooled countless people into believing that he was magnetic because he was able to make mirrors stick to him by sweating profusely and leaning back a bit. :D
  3. SigurdReginson

    Shari'ah and Afghanistan

    How did America attempt to open Afghan society to notions of democracy?
  4. SigurdReginson

    Pythonisms.

    I'm getting better! I think I'll go for a walk! I feel happy! I feel *THWACK*
  5. SigurdReginson

    Informative React Orgy

    The Chinook tribe that inhabited the mouth of the Columbia river had an arrow proof breastplate called a clamon made of 2 layers of cured elk hide. To make it bullet proof (post-contact), they only had to add one more layer of hide. They were one of the many things that made the Chinook tribe a...
  6. SigurdReginson

    Feds declare first ever water shortage at Lake Mead; water cuts to follow

    Hmmm... What will it take before folks recognize climate change via a dust bowl moment? Rising temperatures, shrinking glaciers, observable changes in weather activity, and scientific consensus doesn't seem to be doing it.
  7. SigurdReginson

    To Bang or Not to Bang...

    What ever action you take, your life experiences, motivations, and limitations had ultimately guided you to make the decision that you "choose", it seems to me. The fact that "drinking" or "not drinking" are the options you present are examples of that. :) Why isn't doing something like going...
  8. SigurdReginson

    No Magic

    Hmmm... It makes me feel more grounded. Years ago I decided to seriously subject my beliefs to intellectually honest scrutiny. I learned about my biases and how my understanding of reality had skewed my experiences, perceptions and interactions with it. Upon learning this, I then attempted to...
  9. SigurdReginson

    Due to the situation in the Muslim world

    I feel like yours is a voice of reason, @Conscious thoughts. Your insight is a reminder to folks that people groups aren't monolithic entities that are to be easily addressed and dismissed as a whole. If you feel the desire to weigh in and give your thoughts on a given matter, your input is...
  10. SigurdReginson

    What did they die for?

    I mean... Was there ever going to be a different way that this would end? What we are seeing right now is the tatters of the rotting curtain of self aggrandizing propaganda finally tumbling down to reveal what the rest of the world had been witnessing all along. "Operation Enduring Freedom"...
  11. SigurdReginson

    Erin does a third date

    Ahhh! Yesss! Love is in the air! :D The hopeless romantic in me loves seeing where your relationship is heading! I'm excited for yah! Yah... I guess that depends on what your ultimate goal is. When dating a few people at once, it seems to me that it would be difficult to invest too much of...
  12. SigurdReginson

    The Retail Apocalypse - demise of big retailers and shopping malls

    I feel like malls are kind of like cathedrals built in honor of some kind of American idea of wealth and power that never aged gracefully and now only stands as a stark reminder of greed gone rampant. I'm glad they are dying, but it is a weird thing to see unfold. I actually watch some videos...
  13. SigurdReginson

    Latest CDC ban announced

    Dihydrogen monoxide parody - Wikipedia Anything is subject to spin. :D
  14. SigurdReginson

    Even if hell is not eternal in nature.

    Facts. I've seen how hell beliefs harm people - especially those with mental illness. When folks are so fearful that people they care about will be tortured forever, they live in perpetual angst, or act in ways that are harmful. An extreme case that comes to mind was one I read years ago when I...
  15. SigurdReginson

    Watching My Speech

    Hmmm... I think what might be more useful than saying something poignant is instead to say something that draws out new information. Sometimes saying something one might consider provocative or even thoughtless can produce more information than you'd initially think. Playing coy seems to work...
  16. SigurdReginson

    why is it so popular of Americans or atheists in America to support consensual cannibalism

    Cannibalism? Common now. Who is even talking about atheists and cannibalism? Are these the same people saying that Sandy hook was a hoax?
  17. SigurdReginson

    Name all the religions you've seen miracles under

    I've thought that there were miracles I've seen and experienced in the past, but they were likely placebos or hallucinations, honestly. The fact that I was in a heightened emotional state when they happened lead me to believe that they were. Not that I think that devalues my experiences, though...
  18. SigurdReginson

    It is up to us

    I feel like this saying rings especially true for those who are willing to consider not only the meaning that they find, but the meaning others find as well. Different positions offer different perspectives.
  19. SigurdReginson

    Post your pic 2!

    I shall wave my hand of aesexuaphobesiotitinusimbosis absolvement and you will be granted forgiveness. Gesture of benediction. :handok: :sparkles:Ding:sparkles:
  20. SigurdReginson

    Post your pic 2!

    It's not too late to change your aesexuaghoniphobic ways! You need but ask, and we can dispell your aesexuaphoniphebiosis with the light of our elevated knowledge. :D
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