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I'm my own grampa
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This is a graphical depiction on how it is possible for a man to be his own grandfather. This actually happens and was published in a number of newspaper stories as early as the 1800s.
Mark Twain wrote an anecdote about it, which inspired Homer and Jethro to write a song about it.
This is the Ray Stevens version. Enjoy

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I get it to... i ...
By: nathannael09. on 08 Oct 08, 00:32:46
I get it to... i love it

incestuous!
By: GrampawUniverse. on 03 Oct 08, 19:44:37
incestuous!

okay the point of ...
By: almostlds. on 02 Sep 08, 17:10:00
okay the point of him being his own grandpa can be made without the kids(two sons) invovled he married a widow with a daughter. the daughter married his dad. his daughter=his step mom but his wife is still her mom. so his wife is his mom's mom or grandma eg he's married his grandma=>his own grandpa

The description of ...
By: RobertGary1. on 15 Aug 08, 17:49:14
The description of this song is not correct. This song was writen in 1947 by Dwight Latham and Moe Jaffe after some discussion about how it could happen on their radio show in 30's called "The Jesters".

its sad i get this ...
By: sherry2123. on 04 Aug 08, 09:39:13
its sad i get this lol

No, it's Ray ...
By: benjamindrew9. on 02 Aug 08, 01:39:54
No, it's Ray Stevens.

It's Ray Stephens. ...
By: Kilithaza. on 15 Jul 08, 06:46:28
It's Ray Stephens. not Stevens.

i get it i do. ...
By: BlondeOhYeah. on 13 Jul 08, 14:22:40
i get it i do. i've played it enuff times. i understand it now ; xx

aha, i have no life ...
By: BlondeOhYeah. on 12 Jul 08, 13:36:47
aha, i have no life, i know ALL the wordss x

i wudn like bein in ...
By: BlondeOhYeah. on 12 Jul 08, 12:38:47
i wudn like bein in that familyy lol., i don't fancy bein my grandmothers son in law, and my unlcess step-mother :L xlol.

A family tree with ...
By: Intrepidman. on 04 Jul 08, 05:37:57
A family tree with no branches? lol.

my dads brother ...
By: waterdogtx915. on 04 Jul 08, 05:25:22
my dads brother married my grandmom, and that made my grandpa my uncle bob!!!

hhhhaaaaaa! thats ...
By: littlemissbroadway94. on 03 Jul 08, 00:16:46
hhhhaaaaaa! thats hilarious! very nice. im so confused

I skipped all that ...
By: feanorack. on 26 Jun 08, 06:48:18
I skipped all that confusing stuff and just went ahead and married my grandmother. Now, I am my own grampa, without the headache of trying to keep all that stuff straight.

i heard about this ...
By: skysthelimit112. on 23 Jun 08, 15:45:02
i heard about this in german class everyone was so confused. then when the realisation hit that he was effectivly married to his own grandma it was kinda nasty

A long time ago ...
By: thedumbcusin. on 10 Jun 08, 04:44:37
A long time ago when I was in biology class we had to make a pedigree to prove how this was possible. I was the only one who got it right.

i have to pause it ...
By: jessy01134. on 09 Jun 08, 01:31:41
i have to pause it every 2 seconds to think...but i get it, lol

i was lost after ...
By: caifan111. on 03 Jun 08, 22:02:12
i was lost after like 20 seconds

i got lost...
By: CradLeRcker. on 03 Jun 08, 14:08:42
i got lost...

oh... my.... god xD ...
By: Windfighter88. on 11 May 08, 14:08:35
oh... my.... god xD I luv this song, it's super-funny :D And I really luved the graph xD

man, I thought my ...
By: newmama4192007. on 21 Apr 08, 17:00:44
man, I thought my husband's family was confusing! this is SOOOOO hilarious!

great laughs, ...
By: StabMeInTheHeart54. on 21 Apr 08, 16:50:52
great laughs, reminds me of good ol days at home just me and granpa

Haha, great song!
By: reloadZx1337. on 10 Apr 08, 12:02:55
Haha, great song!

Thanks so much for ...
By: p2c2eIso. on 03 Apr 08, 18:29:49
Thanks so much for the clarification of the chart, it helped to see it written out.

people are so lazy, ...
By: ibakedthecake. on 18 Mar 08, 00:40:06
people are so lazy, write laugh out loud, jeez

Eternity explained
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This is a video that explains what eternity is like using Euclidean geometry. It also shows how once one is in eternal heaven or hell it is impossible to leave.
http://www.alcyon e.com/max/lit/flatla nd/

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Impressive. I don't ...
By: shallows69. on 13 Oct 08, 23:53:18
Impressive. I don't really believe in God, yet, your explanation actually makes me think twice...

just put in mirror ...
By: Shainkov. on 28 Aug 08, 14:55:43
just put in mirror in front of another and try to look the infinite, you can't.

the answer to all ...
By: epinator. on 09 Aug 08, 01:25:30
the answer to all your problems... there is no God.

Heaven and hell? ...
By: robheusd. on 04 Aug 08, 17:08:04
Heaven and hell? That is not nature but supernature. What physics theory is this? Have any peer reviewed papers on it.

This is interesting ...
By: GeraldP1983. on 15 Jun 08, 10:04:17
This is interesting thanks for sharing! You mentioned that once a person becomes a Christian "then" you become connected to God. I'd love to hear your thoughts on compassion, loving kindness, and altruism in the context of Buddhism. Although in Buddhism we don't mention "God" in the Christian context I feel as if thought our love, kindness, altruism are reflections of something that under my own definition is "divine". Would love to hear from you! :D

They arent one ...
By: mogar111111. on 11 Jun 08, 18:50:31
They arent one dimensional, they are refered to as a singularity but that does not mean they exist in only one dimention. It is simply a very large amount of mass in a very small space. But they can be measured by our 4th dimensional instruments. And sorry about the god comment, i was havin a bad day. (Im still a heathen though)

Black Hole are one ...
By: Intrepidman. on 10 Jun 08, 22:03:40
Black Hole are one dimensional objects that exist, like my God.

Last time i checked ...
By: mogar111111. on 10 Jun 08, 20:14:46
Last time i checked one dimentionial and two dimentional objects or beings DO NOT EXCIST! These things are only in your mind. Like your god.

Universe only ...
By: HeleneSchopenhauer. on 22 Mar 08, 02:19:13
Universe only changed its form. Where does this condensed mass came from? That's another question, and surely Big Bang theory doesn't answers it. So, it is plausible to think that this big mass had existed forever (so the Universe)

Why do you say that ...
By: HeleneSchopenhauer. on 22 Mar 08, 02:18:49
Why do you say that Universe hasn't existed forever? Big-bang theory only says that a long, long time ago, all the matter was kind of joined and then the dense mass exploded, but that doesn't imply that in fact Universe has a beginning. Because in fact the dense mass was the Universe also, but in another form, condensed, the .

Srry guy but ...
By: TheGraveDigger2000. on 18 Jan 08, 05:02:37
Srry guy but Einstein proved that time is actually curved making all of us 4th dimensional, I see you are figuring it out so watch my videos and discover the truth. When the student is ready the teacher will present himself.

Sorry the reply ...
By: TheLostTruckDriver. on 08 Jan 08, 14:01:10
Sorry the reply button is not putting these in the right place. Interesting thing is that Satan is part of this all. Must have been really boring before that. God probably saw one future and thought it made no sense to have people bowing before him and loving each other without other choices. What are they giving up? That's not entertaining to watch for thousands of years.

I by no means am a ...
By: TheLostTruckDriver. on 08 Jan 08, 13:52:36
I by no means am a walking bible, only remember stories from my childhood. But I believe that one reality was that Jesus would get slaughtered as a baby. But they were guided away from this. Jonah was to drown, but God sent a whale. People were to starve, but Jesus broke the bread. So to know one future is not enough, there has to be more branches, spirals, cycles, whatever.

If you could ...
By: TheLostTruckDriver. on 08 Jan 08, 13:43:23
If you could monitor a large group of people without them knowing, you would find them predictable and with each thing they decide, you could darn near start writing a few months ahead of time what will happen next. But to get enough information without spending your time with each and every person to get to know them...

I know some things ...
By: TheLostTruckDriver. on 08 Jan 08, 13:32:44
I know some things I just throw out there, but to believe that things will be rebuilt once again (kind of from the bible) led me to believe that it is happening. And that perhaps there are other gods involved (even in the bible "no other gods before me"). I can go into the realm of fiction, some might think all of it is anyway. But I am a creator. Writing, Music, I helped create two kids haha.

...also, a cyclical ...
By: MightyTiny. on 07 Jan 08, 22:31:16
...also, a cyclical universe seems to run into problems with practical observation of the universe, as astronomy has revealed; the universe isn't going to contract. In fact, it's expansion is speeding up, not slowing down; the long term demise of the Universe looks to be the slow loss of all energy to entropy. I recommend looking into modern study of cosmology. An excellent review would be, for example, "The Goldilocks Enigma" by Paul Davis.

...In deja vu, ...
By: MightyTiny. on 07 Jan 08, 22:27:20
...In deja vu, there's a glitch in this process - the order gets reversed; the experience first gets recorded to memory, after which you become conscious of it. But now, since the memory is already recorded, becoming conscious of it also makes you recall it. Thus the eerie feeling of re-living an event already experienced. Likewise, the other claims you explain by an elaborate model of the Universe, can be explained very eloquently and much more simply in terms of human psychology.

...philosophies are ...
By: MightyTiny. on 07 Jan 08, 22:27:01
...philosophies are nice, but irrelevant if they do not take into account what is currently known - for example, deja vu experiences are pretty well understood, and have a much simpler explanation. Normally when you perceive things, you first become conscious of them, after which they are recorded in memory...

That was a bit ...
By: MightyTiny. on 07 Jan 08, 22:21:39
That was a bit unclear - how would time going round in cycles imply more than one timeline? Are you saying that events don't repeat exactly on each "go-around", so as to create a new loop that only resembles the previous one? Are you saying that the Universe goes through a cycle involving a big bang, exapansion, then contraction, and "big crunch", followed by another big bang, and so on? Or are you saying something entirely different?...

My "model" goes a ...
By: TheLostTruckDriver. on 07 Jan 08, 21:23:12
My "model" goes a little further, to guess that time goes around in cycles so that there is not just one timeline. I've tried to use it to explain why people see ghosts from the past, have deja vu, past lives, etc. Even why miracles seem to happen. Time is not absent on the outside, but is at a distance from a black hole so to speak so that you can see things cycle around quickly.

...there would have ...
By: MightyTiny. on 07 Jan 08, 09:52:59
...there would have to be a time-like extra dimension on the outside as well. That dimension could conceivably be unrelated to time as we know it, but if there is to be action "outside" our universe, you cannot do without it. Read my comments above for other problems, namely the fact that this model would invalidate the possibility of free will.

"...and you could ...
By: MightyTiny. on 07 Jan 08, 09:52:49
"...and you could very well make changes that effect the future and look ahead so see it happen." How? Remember that in this model there is no time on the outside. Change requires time - it is by definition time-bound; without a separate future and past, you cannot do any action. To be able to change things in the four dimensional universe from the "outside" from a higher dimensional space,...

That's very ...
By: TheLostTruckDriver. on 07 Jan 08, 06:43:31
That's very interesting. Getting around time is a key factor to explore the infinite space. We are confined to this dimension in time. After death, we are not. From the other dimension looking in, you do not have so many things changing and you could very well make changes that effect the future and look ahead so see it happen.

...is there one ...
By: MightyTiny. on 06 Jan 08, 22:45:54
...is there one story in the OT, involving God interacting with people, that would make sense with a God that knew the everything about the future? That is, if those stories are read as literal events that took place as described, rather than symbolic, or stories carrying some non-obvious moral lesson.

...So I'd recommend ...
By: MightyTiny. on 06 Jan 08, 22:45:35
...So I'd recommend thinking the consequences of a model through properly, and not just concentrating on those aspects of it that would be convenient from the perspective of your beliefs. Also, I'm interested in how one could possibly reconcile a god that has absolute knowledge of the future with not only free will, but with the stories involving God in the Bible...

sheikh zayed road
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sheikh zayed road in Dubai. Sorry about the bounciness, I was driving at the time

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Predestination vs Free will
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Predestination vs Free will.

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God's knowswhat ...
By: NewDirection4us. on 17 Nov 08, 08:42:16
God's knowswhat will happen because he has decreed that it shall happen. God is not learning the movie as it unfolds; God has written the script, chosen the cast, and knows the beginning to end. There is no time constraints on God. We think in terms of time, because we believe we have a limited amount of it. Time is nothing more than a measurement of planets moving. But God moves the planets. God is eternal, always was and always will be. We think in terms of what we know, which is very little

Good video. You ...
By: NewDirection4us. on 17 Nov 08, 08:28:35
Good video. You got a grasp on it. A fish could swim in the ocean his entire life, go anywhere he wants, never ending freedom to swim. He thinks he has freedom to swim without restrictions but in reality he is limited to the ocean water on planet Earth. He is limited, he just doesn't know it. We are like that fish, we think we have freewill but in reality our freewill decisions are confined within the permissiveness of God's will.

Free will is better ...
By: milkman589. on 04 Jul 08, 01:32:53
Free will is better then fantasy, but Free Willy was a movie from the 90's. Willie Mays played baseball. Willie Nelson committed tax evasion and tried to get off clear and free. Willie Wright flew the first plane. Uncle Willy makes popcorn and Wilbur was some pig. Frito Lay makes chips and freedom was established in 1776. Lincoln freed the slaves, but Wilson swam away from Tom Hanks, in Cast Away. SO i guess Wilson is free. This has been another pointless rant, brought to you by milkman!

no.... Your ...
By: totallyturtles. on 27 May 08, 06:17:43
no.... Your thinking of HYPER calvanisim. Regular calvanisim doesn't deny free will.

excellent U2b vid ...
By: Muzaloth. on 06 Mar 08, 15:50:09
excellent U2b vid on this subject.. I have to believe there is no such condition as free will, at least for all of us who are born in sin.. although many individuals think within their heart they choose their own destiny it is a thought born out of a prideful ego and can be discerned as such in the light of our heavenly Father.. our conflict will dissolve when we realize that His will must be done so His kingdom will come.

...I think you ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:40:31
...I think you might enjoy learning a bit about other concepts of God, especially within the Judeo-Christian religion, that are not as anthropomorphic as what I've heard in your ideas so far, as the very anthropomorphic nature of God belief that is dominant in the West is the thing that leads to the abundant contradictions that make the whole belief look so absurd from the "outside".

Intrepidman - I ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:40:10
Intrepidman - I would heartily recommend to you a book called "A History Of God" by Karen Armstrong (a former nun, who describes herself as "freelance monotheist"). I'm just reading the last few pages, and the book really gives a good idea of the various ways God has been viewed both in Christianity and Judaism, as well as Islam...

...The only way to ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:30:44
...The only way to preserve free will is if the distinction between future and past is real and absolute, a clear distinction where the future is unclear, no matter what your perspective or vantage point. If you want to hang on to terminology, and to free will, then that would at the very least require defining "omniscience" as "possessing all knowledge that is knowable", and defining the future as fundamentally unknowable, and thus uncovered by the term "omniscient".

...Would your ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:28:49
...Would your friend then have the freedom to do whatever in the next hand? Of course not. He could only do as God always knew him to do, and as you know know he will do. Because if he did otherwise, then God would have been wrong, and clearly that is impossible if God can just look at how future will unfold, just as easily as he can look at how past has unfolded...

...at any "time" ( ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:28:21
...at any "time" (this is ignoring the fact that without time in which God would act, there would be no such thing as action). So, being also omnipotent, God could easily reveal to you precisely how your friend was going to play the game, before - from your time-bound perspective - the hand was actually played. Now you would know what our friend was going to do...

...If you have ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:27:55
...If you have difficulty working out the logic, then consider this scenario: You watch your friend play a hand of poker. Now God, being omniscient, knows exactly what your friend will do - indeed, if he is "outside time" then that "choice" was eternally known to God, and he can simply look at that point in time, like any other point,...

...Placing God " ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:19:41
...Placing God "outside time" does not help to circumvent this problem at all, which I'm sure you will discover for yourself if you thoroughly think it through. This leads to the problem that something has to give - either free will must be dumped as a viable concept, or God must, at best, be aware of all possible futures, but lack the knowledge of which one will actually play out.

...The existence of ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:19:21
...The existence of perfect knowledge of the future (whether in god's mind or somewhere else), makes absolute, Calvinistic predestination the only view that is possible. If you want to preserve free will, then the future must be unknown not only to us, but FUNDAMENTALLY unknowable...

Hmm, this video ...
By: MightyTiny. on 09 Jan 08, 16:15:32
Hmm, this video really doesn't address what I thought you were planning to address at all - namely the contradiction between omniscience and free will. If God knows all, including precisely how every event in the future will unfold, then future can ONLY unfold in that way which God knows, and has eternally known, it will unfold...

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Yes, I know I've covered this before.

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How I Met Tex
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This is a joke, people!

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Re: Equal-Opportunity Sin!
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Are Christians morally superior to Atheists?

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Re: ChaCha tell me bout Together for Peace
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Playing around with ChaCha, the human powered search engine.
The next WebVan.
I don't see them making dime one. Maybe you could help me out.

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The dangers of radicalism
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Be excellent to each other

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Re: Omni VERSUS Omni!
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How God can be both.

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Yes I have. It's a ...
By: Intrepidman. on 15 Sep 08, 20:20:12
Yes I have. It's a very important book, IMHO, if one is to even begin to understand the nature of eternity. I love how science and physics are finally catching up with the Bible.

Exactly! Have you ...
By: ireligion. on 15 Sep 08, 19:12:12
Exactly! Have you read Flatland. Bill Saddler explained once that for us, human beings, sequence of events is always connected to time, that is why is so difficult for us to understand if God does something outside of time. Also in the film Flatland the explanation of the sphere to the square is finally validated when the sphere shows him the tridimentional world, in the same way many of our questions will be clarified in the spirit world but it is very valuable to ponder about here and now.

Of course the human ...
By: Intrepidman. on 15 Sep 08, 18:41:56
Of course the human mind cannot fully comprehend the spirit world. Just like a 2 dimensional being cannot fully comprehend a 3 dimensional universe.

The last two ...
By: ireligion. on 15 Sep 08, 18:25:28
The last two comments are quotations from the Urantia Papers, Paper 118. and in that Paper the divergences of Omnipotence with Omnificence as well Omniscience and predestination are reconciled, mind read them and perhaps your arguments will reach deeper levels. Incidentally, the human mind level cannot fully understand the spirit level.

A personality trait ...
By: ireligion. on 15 Sep 08, 18:21:04
A personality trait cannot at the same time be Godlike and ungodlike. Compossibility is innate in divine power. And all of this is derived from the fact that omnipotence not only creates things with a nature but also gives origin to the nature of all things and beings.

5. OMNIPOTENCE AND ...
By: ireligion. on 15 Sep 08, 18:20:31
5. OMNIPOTENCE AND COMPOSSIBILITY - P.1299 P.1299 - §1 The omnipotence of Deity does not imply the power to do the nondoable. Within the time-space frame and from the intellectual reference point of mortal comprehension, even the infinite God cannot create square circles or produce evil that is inherently good. God cannot do the ungodlike thing. Such a contradiction of philosophic terms is the equivalent of nonentity and implies that nothing is thus created.

Yes! That is ...
By: Intrepidman. on 12 Sep 08, 14:57:13
Yes! That is exactly right. Time is a dimension, just like height. If there was no universe discussing 'height' would be meaningless, because a universe is required for such a concept to even exist. As such, asking how 'tall' God is meaningless. Even if a universe exists the question has no meaning, because God is not confined to the boundaries, nor the dimensions, of the universe. We can think of time the same way.

This isn't about ...
By: TheoreticalBullshit. on 12 Sep 08, 08:58:25
This isn't about logical contradictions. I can pick up a pencil on my desk; nothing illogical about that. BUT, God can't... unless he's already destined to. As for God being outside of time, this is a completely vapid claim. "Time" is not a thing, or a place for something to be "outside" of. Time is merely a measurement of sequence and sustenance. Physics tells us that time is the 4th dimension. Length, width, height, and DURATION. Does God have no "duration"?

One thing we must ...
By: Intrepidman. on 11 Sep 08, 21:40:04
One thing we must remember is that God is outside our space-time domain. As such there is no, "I will do that, at this time." from His point of view. Everything to Him is a perpetual 'now'. In your prayer ex. from God's point of view, He is in a constant state of hearing, deciding to answer and answering said prayer, IE Omnipresent. Also, the fact that God cannot perform logical contradictions does not negate omnipotence. EX. God cannot make a rock so big He Himself cannot lift it.

"The objection that ...
By: TheoreticalBullshit. on 11 Sep 08, 21:23:31
"The objection that "God only doesn't have the power to do things He wasn't going to do anyway, so it doesn't matter." is ineffective, because omnipotence isn't about what God DOES. It's about what God CAN do. Omnipotence doesn't necessitate that "God does everything", but it DOES necessitate that God CAN do everything... which is false, if He is also omniscient. God CANNOT refuse to answer someone's prayer, for example, if His foreknowledge tells him that we WILL answer the prayer."

It's so interesting ...
By: TheoreticalBullshit. on 11 Sep 08, 21:22:08
It's so interesting to me that you're making this argument, because I believe your reasoning proves my point, not yours. I'll show you what I mean: In the interest of time, I edited out a clip from my own video, in which I said the following (see the next comment):

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Quote,
"For when you look at the root of every war, every conflict, every confrontation, every justification for greed and malfeasance, every tyranny rained down or wrought upon or accepted by man. What is at the heart, but religion? But the so-called love of God?"

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"Yes this was done ...
By: fs3d. on 09 Mar 08, 12:45:13
"Yes this was done with many people and animals. Only the people had a sudden drop in weight at the moment of death." Source?

The root of wars is ...
By: YeshuahuAdon. on 17 Feb 08, 00:04:22
The root of wars is not religion but lust it is simple covetness. Jealeousy over our neighbor and lack of contentment for what we have. Yes many wars have been fought in the name of a religion but the root is not religion but lust.

Alternative? ...
By: moob744. on 18 Jan 08, 14:16:01
Alternative?Pretentious ape-men living on blue dot in space imagine they are the highest form of intelligent life on that planet.Also presume to have perfect understanding of any life-forms META to them.Finding laughable even to conceive of any Higher Intelligence than themselves..."ug"

just curious why ...
By: daughtry4eva. on 14 Jan 08, 11:57:26
just curious why the ppl only?

Yes this was done ...
By: TheLostTruckDriver. on 06 Jan 08, 16:22:56
Yes this was done with many people and animals. Only the people had a sudden drop in weight at the moment of death.

lol thanks ;-)
By: daughtry4eva. on 06 Jan 08, 06:59:50
lol thanks ;-)

I wouldn't put a ...
By: Intrepidman. on 06 Jan 08, 05:24:36
I wouldn't put a lot of stock in that. I have heard that story before. Imagine trying to keep someone who is dying in an airtight chamber while they are dying and measuring to that level of accuracy. You would also have to measure many people to be sure.

my friend insists ...
By: daughtry4eva. on 05 Jan 08, 13:42:14
my friend insists that we have a soul which was 'recorded' (by scientists) before and after death to weigh 0.25grams ... I dont know if she's messing with me

Sorry about that. ...
By: Intrepidman. on 04 Jan 08, 01:20:42
Sorry about that. I am using my headset in the future to solve that issue. My newer videos are better.

sorry i was ...
By: DaNameIzMaxMofo. on 04 Jan 08, 00:56:10
sorry i was interested in this video but i cant handle the feedback =/

I wear sunglasses ...
By: Intrepidman. on 30 Dec 07, 17:39:46
I wear sunglasses because I am really self-conscience of my eyes. But your statement is really just ad hominem. Think about this. If there was no oil there would we have cared when Iraq invaded Kuwait?

you made a few good ...
By: vinak963. on 30 Dec 07, 06:23:23
you made a few good points about most of the wars. but then you just blew it with the sunglasses and the comment about oil...that is just ignorant..and btw the current crisis is in the middle east is all religious based. do some more research before commenting on current events please.

...So while I would ...
By: MightyTiny. on 29 Dec 07, 08:51:59
...So while I would not claim religion to be the cause of every war, it certainly ranks as among the most powerful weapons of war. A religious populace can be manipulated to do horrendous things, by a skillful and charismatic leader, while thinking that what they are doing is divinely sanctioned. That is what I think is dangerous about religion; it undermines healthy skepticism, when it comes to a leader appearing to be devout and "on the side of our religion".

...To allow ...
By: MightyTiny. on 29 Dec 07, 08:48:41
...To allow ideology to shape what is considered good evidence, and what is ignored, is a dangerous thing. Further, crucially, while not all wars have been caused by religion, it is hard to find a war where the religiosity of populations hasn't been used as a very potent weapon. Regardless of whether the leaders who take their nations to war have religious or more earthly motives, they frequently JUSTIFY their war to their people by appealing to God or divine duty...

I would actually ...
By: MightyTiny. on 29 Dec 07, 08:46:26
I would actually agree with you that religion is not the cause of every war - I think that is an exaggeration. But there are two crucial points here; what IS behind, if not every, then the vast majority of wars, is dogmatism. The notion that "I am right, and my central beliefs are beyond scrutiny or criticism, and should not be questioned" - in religious wars that is evident, but also in conflicts involving other ideologies it holds...

Why people become ...
By: TWHaskell. on 29 Dec 07, 07:18:00
Why people become atheist- They don't think the facts above are actual "facts".

Christianity- The ...
By: TWHaskell. on 29 Dec 07, 07:16:51
Christianity- The belief that a cosmic Jewish zombie who was his own father, can make you live forever if you symbolically eat his own flesh, drink his blood, and telepathically tell him you accept him as your master, so he can remove an evil force from your soul that is present in humanity because a rib-woman was convinced by a talking snake to eat the fruit from a magical tree...

If you believe that ...
By: TWHaskell. on 29 Dec 07, 07:16:20
If you believe that "opinions should be shaped in the light of facts" then maybe you can answer how Christianity even makes sense.

I noticed you ...
By: Intrepidman. on 29 Dec 07, 05:33:30
I noticed you conveniently side-stepped my question about Russia. Tell me, how do I manage to 'enforce' my beliefs on anyone? I believe that opinions should be shaped in the light of facts. How do you feel about that?

Interesting... ...
By: Intrepidman. on 29 Dec 07, 05:19:14
Interesting... Tell me, what was the religious reasons for atheist Russia to invade Poland in 1939, crushing the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, suppressing the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia in 1968, and supporting the suppression of the Solidarity movement in Poland in the early 1980s?

For every person ...
By: TWHaskell. on 29 Dec 07, 05:18:22
For every person who states their own opinion, you have a handful of angry Christians (most commonly Catholic) telling them that they are incorrect, and that they [themselves] are right without a doubt. They enforce their beliefs, as if they were written facts. You sir, are no different then the example I have stated here.

You talk about how ...
By: TWHaskell. on 29 Dec 07, 05:18:04
You talk about how radicalism is wrong in a short video of your's, which it is without a doubt. Look around for a second, you have a number of people stating their own opinions about the surrounding world. They state their own opinion, and are not judging anyone.

I do, I think you ...
By: TWHaskell. on 29 Dec 07, 04:53:32
I do, I think you may have over-looked it. I truly do agree with him.

I did not say that ...
By: Intrepidman. on 29 Dec 07, 01:37:22
I did not say that there was no connection whatsoever. Most human endeavours have a religious component because of the nature of man. However, please focus on my original thesis, that TAA was incorrect when he said that religion was THE root of EVERY war. Do you agree with him?

There is something ...
By: TWHaskell. on 29 Dec 07, 01:17:01
There is something wrong with you if you think slavery and religion have no connection. I'm guessing you think the Holocaust had no religious cause either...

miniature chocolate dapple doxie
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This dachshund belongs to a friend of mine. Her name is Sophie. I thought this clip was really cute.

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That is a beautiful ...
By: ihatetaft. on 16 Nov 08, 23:17:04
That is a beautiful doxie!

gotta love that " ...
By: Irisheyes4bono711. on 04 Nov 08, 05:20:49
gotta love that "I'm such a happy dog" tail waggin action! Mine does the same thing! you can really tell when they are happy by that doxie tail wag LOL!

can i have her? my ...
By: slappytoez. on 27 Oct 08, 03:40:27
can i have her? my Dodger would love a piece of that candy bar. lol they'd make pretty babies.

excaly like my ...
By: StardollBroadcast. on 22 Oct 08, 03:28:02
excaly like my dauchsand!

beautiful colour!
By: GeorgeStraitJunkiee. on 06 Oct 08, 02:52:45
beautiful colour!

what a sweatie dog ...
By: ya0ish3lly. on 28 Sep 08, 02:20:14
what a sweatie dog ^_^

That is one of the ...
By: DVB77. on 18 Aug 08, 18:12:06
That is one of the cutest doxie's I've ever seen! God, the markings make it look adorable

Thanks, but she's ...
By: Intrepidman. on 19 Jun 08, 15:49:40
Thanks, but she's not mine, she belongs to a friend of mine. My dapple doxies are black and tan.

How CUTE! I love ...
By: Armckinney1016. on 19 Jun 08, 15:33:59
How CUTE! I love dapple dachshunds! I havn't seen too many chocolate dapples. Yours is gorgeous!

she's got gorgeous ...
By: vicksta1984. on 19 Jun 08, 12:36:48
she's got gorgeous markings.. very beautiful dog

I have a plain ...
By: SpeghettiO. on 28 May 08, 21:34:14
I have a plain chocolate daschund, named Baggins

Aww, now that dog ...
By: WynneL. on 14 May 08, 04:39:47
Aww, now that dog has personality! What a cutie.

looks like a ...
By: Armandomundo. on 05 May 08, 02:43:12
looks like a reptile skin! Cool!

I just fainted from ...
By: heykerriann. on 03 May 08, 20:23:24
I just fainted from the cuteness.

Wow! He looks so ...
By: Wendoger. on 19 Mar 08, 02:55:58
Wow! He looks so cool! I've only seen the black dapples....love this little chocolate guy!!!

Beautiful markings. ...
By: vote4tom. on 11 Mar 08, 06:18:20
Beautiful markings. I just love the dapple mini dachshunds.

What beautiful ...
By: mo0929. on 16 Dec 07, 18:36:34
What beautiful markings! Very pretty!

One of my dogs has ...
By: Intrepidman. on 18 Oct 07, 14:30:36
One of my dogs has a little blue in one eye

i saw a double ...
By: sweetmalicious. on 18 Oct 07, 07:52:39
i saw a double dapple one with the same color coat in a pet shop once .. except, obviously because he was double dapple, his eyes were blue.

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Rosie and Jere 'go home'
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We have trained our dogs to go into their crate by the command 'go home'.

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RE: Optimism at the Expense of Truth
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The truth is not responsible for making us feel good.

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God WILL rid your tears

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Why doesn't everyone interpret the bible the same?

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What's your Gmail story?

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Re: Christianity in a Nutshell
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A response to TylerOakley

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well it works from ...
By: JJtheAcorn. on 11 Nov 08, 04:14:30
well it works from many miracles over billions of years. the guy in the video is actually being very ignorant from not researching the true way of evolution. it all started with single celled organisms then over long periods of time their would be slight changes in their DNA coding, which would lead to a big change. and if you give this billions of years to progress you have what we have today. it really isnt that hard to comprehend, some people r just too ignorant to listen.

but does it make ...
By: lml2507. on 05 Nov 08, 00:05:06
but does it make more sense to go from something (i.e. dirt) to something else (humans), or from absolute nothingness to everything that now exists? And how does nothingness decide to become matter, and poof, create itself?

For all you people ...
By: blk59. on 17 Oct 08, 15:23:49
For all you people who think what this guy thinks is so Clever smart and New, Please go to The Bible (KJV says it the best) and read : Frist Corinthians, frist chapter 18 - 31 verse (If you dare). The bible is 2,000 years ahead of Mr Smart guy here ,OK? The bible already knows that you all think it's foolishness. It will have the last laugh in the end though. LOL Have a great day.

because everyone ...
By: willbossvarner. on 05 Oct 08, 19:40:09
because everyone knows if you give a mechanic a dump truck full of dirt along with a couple weeks he will have a computer, airplane, car, and nuclear power plant ready to go, right?

so if u take a ...
By: willbossvarner. on 05 Oct 08, 19:38:22
so if u take a shovel of flesh and a shovel of dirt they have so many similarities, right?

i dont give a fuck ...
By: willbossvarner. on 05 Oct 08, 19:35:50
i dont give a fuck if u make fun of me for not having all the appropriate punctuations in my youtube comments religion is something reserved for people who don't think and look who hopped on the band wagon

willbossvarner -- " ...
By: Intrepidman. on 01 Oct 08, 21:07:01
willbossvarner -- "dude your so wrong. in every way." This was written by a 56 year old American. When I saw this I was first amused, then disappointed. Now, I think I've transitioned to pity for a man that is seemingly unable to write a sentence in English at the first grade level. Dude, you're so wrong, in every way. ;)

dude your so wrong. ...
By: willbossvarner. on 01 Oct 08, 02:42:44
dude your so wrong. in every way.

It says we were ...
By: Intrepidman. on 07 Sep 08, 15:53:00
It says we were made, not just 'poofed'. Manufactured, IOW. Practically everything we make, we make from dirt. Computers, airplanes, cars, nuclear power plants, are all made from dirt, more or less. The question is, how did dirt turn into humans? Did it do it all by itself, or did someone else do it?

ok, well evolution, ...
By: JJtheAcorn. on 07 Sep 08, 13:25:11
ok, well evolution, and umm, so you are saying that it is logical that god just, poofed us from some dirt? how does that make sense? that makes less sense that dachunds and alligators... dirt to human... ehh not sure about that...

The bible says that ...
By: Intrepidman. on 07 Sep 08, 01:52:07
The bible says that God made man from the dust of the ground, which makes sense, since the chemicals of people are made of is the same as dirt. What is logical about saying dachshunds and alligators had a common ancestor?

You talking about ...
By: Intrepidman. on 07 Sep 08, 01:49:27
You talking about this? 1. Define the question 2. Gather information and resources (observe) 3. Form hypothesis 4. Perform experiment and collect data 5. Analyze data 6. Interpret data and draw conclusions that serve as a starting point for new hypothesis 7. Publish results 8. Retest (frequently done by other scientists) Considering step 4 cannot be done to determine the origin of species, then evolution is really only a hypothesis.

i agree
By: JJtheAcorn. on 06 Sep 08, 21:23:52
i agree

i found this funny, ...
By: JJtheAcorn. on 06 Sep 08, 21:23:43
i found this funny, have you ever looked at anything from a scientific view? or r u one of those single minded people who don't like other peoples opinions and shun on anyone who is different? but, if i had enough remaining characters i would explain a more scientific view but, well, there obviously isn't anyway to prove anything, but, i don't understand Christianity, I mean, you are saying that one day god just created man kind out of thin air? does that make sense? evolution is logical

i know, right?
By: iTrashh. on 04 Sep 08, 23:47:33
i know, right?

What an odd thing ...
By: Intrepidman. on 04 Sep 08, 22:29:54
What an odd thing to say.

I would agree with ...
By: Intrepidman. on 04 Sep 08, 22:29:11
I would agree with you on how Jesus would feel about the behavior of many people who call themselves Christian. And yes, the Gospel can seem foolish to some. 1 Corinthians 1:18 For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but to us which are saved it is the power of God.

um. youre a pedo.
By: iTrashh. on 04 Sep 08, 21:44:48
um. youre a pedo.

I am pretty sure if ...
By: the13thwizard. on 04 Sep 08, 18:36:11
I am pretty sure if Jesus was here and saw all the hate that Christians have spread across the planet in the last 2008 years he would say, "FUCK, that's not what I fuckin' meant!" But that to the side... nothing Tyler said was untrue. He just put it in perspective. Actually someone else put it in perspective and he just repeated it. Fred the Chicken Head God blesses you from his Cheese Palace!

It's not possible ...
By: Intrepidman. on 27 Aug 08, 22:49:55
It's not possible yet, but we have cloned sheep, which does not require a sperm and an egg. Resurrection: 1 a capitalized : the rising of Christ from the dead b often capitalized : the rising again to life of all the human dead before the final judgment c: the state of one risen from the dead. If we were to consider definition c: above, this happens all the time. CPR and defibrillation are modern methods of raising someone from the dead. Admittedly, within a very short time span.

OK, I'll bite. ...
By: Intrepidman. on 27 Aug 08, 22:44:52
OK, I'll bite. What is the empirical, objective yardstick for determining if a belief is silly or not?

"This is both ...
By: jesuriah. on 26 Aug 08, 22:48:52
"This is both feasible, and widely know." It is not feasible. You cannot have a Human being formed without the mating of a sperm and egg cell. In vitro fertilization was not developed until recently. Resurrection is not feasible ever. As for the whole Yeshua existing...that's another message all together.

Since you had a ...
By: jesuriah. on 26 Aug 08, 22:46:31
Since you had a problem with his verbiage, and decided to misconstrue an ad hominem attack, let me put it to you this way... People who don't want to be called silly should not have such silly beliefs.

Now, this is the ...
By: JonnyBrotherJr. on 22 Aug 08, 19:41:03
Now, this is the point I was making. If that's not sufficient enough how do you know what is right? Every denomination has different views on this. Surely they all can't be correct!

No, In fact, even ...
By: Intrepidman. on 22 Aug 08, 19:37:56
No, In fact, even if you know it to be true it is not sufficient.

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