Steak. Steak. Steak. Always steak.
Oh. Maybe it is steak then. Can't really tell.
Steak. Steak. Steak. Always steak.
Here's a topic.
How do you feel about internet friendships? Are they real to you?
I'll put in my 2 cents later.
Oh shit a bird just slammed into my window D: I hope it's okay, off to check
I just assume any person I meet is crazy in some way, obvious or not.
Also good morning everyone! Today I feel sad upon waking up. I miss my coworker and I have to work today.
If it's not, we seem to be posting pictures of our food.
I just assume any person I meet is crazy in some way, obvious or not.
Also good morning everyone! Today I feel sad upon waking up. I miss my coworker and I have to work today.
Little mini sausages wrapped in bacon. I like those too.
Both. I don't discriminate.
Milk.
Steak. Steak. Steak. Always steak.
Define real.
We're living in a transitional generation where our ideas about what constitutes a friendship are in flux.
I've known someone online for six or seven years, we talk every day, we have a podcast together, I've never actually met him in person. Regardless, I still think of him as one of my best friends. Meanwhile, I don't really talk to people I used to hang out with every night and live beside simply because we don't really check in all that often.
Friendships differ from romantic relationships in that there does not necessarily need to be a physical component to them. I consider several GAFers my friends (Aeana and Volcynika are people I actually trust) and I really only know them from interactions online.
The medium with which you make friends is less important than the quality of the people of whom you call friends, I think.
How about a different debate?
How do people feel about naturalism? I'm not personally a fan of the practice, mostly because it relies on a fundamental principle that I don't necessarily agree with - that natural is better.
Awwww that was really nice. Thank youWhen the tea is cold, I look to the east, and from whence the warm wind blows, thoughts fly like dreams weaved upon the weary mind's turncoat, sir, I have only my beauty sleep, and lackluster hope, help me for I have fallen overboard, the waves are consuming me, the ocean is too deep, extend me the hand of your friendship, so that I may see the shore again.
/hope you have a better day acid. Wouldn't wish it on anyone.
I like my women like I like my chocolate! Darker than me!
which is easy because I am pale as milk
Ok. Debate this point:
**Disclaimer: this is not as chauvinistic as it may seem. Men have many faults just as women, but its merely an observation**
Relationships - Relationships work because of one simple rule.
All women are crazy. If they find a man that has a tolerance threshold large enough to handle their amount of crazy, then the relationship works, lasts and becomes a beautiful thing. If the tolerance level of the man for her crazy cannot be met, then thats what leads to things like infidelity, divorce, abuse, masturbating alone on the couch without clearing history, etc.
Hmmm. I only have turkey bacon. Oh well I'll make it workHave some bacon today, Acid. It makes the sadness go away for a little bit.
Haha. Those are dates, man. Dates! Sweet-salty is the best. I would totally eat little sausages wrapped in bacon too, though.
Haha. Maybe peppercorn crusted steak and brussel sprouts?
Haha. Those are dates, man. Dates! Sweet-salty is the best. I would totally eat little sausages wrapped in bacon too, though.
Hmmm. I only have turkey bacon. Oh well I'll make it work
I dont even know what it is
Anyone with an extreme opinion on anything is probably frustrating to debate.How about a different debate?
How do people feel about naturalism? I'm not personally a fan of the practice, mostly because it relies on a fundamental principle that I don't necessarily agree with - that natural is better.
The reason why I bring this up is that I am finding more and more of my friends and family starting to take up the ideology or even begin seeing 'naturopaths' - which doesn't personally bother me or anything, but it's getting to the point where they are starting to encourage me to go - or to try and talk to/convince me of reasons why I should care more about naturalism.
I -don't- want to debate with them on the topic, as I occasionally get ruthless, and that's something I should save for the internet or people I don't like - not my friends and family. How should I deal with it? Should I debate with them? Am I being unreasonable about my... probably negative opinion on naturalism?
How about a different debate?
How do people feel about naturalism? I'm not personally a fan of the practice, mostly because it relies on a fundamental principle that I don't necessarily agree with - that natural is better.
The reason why I bring this up is that I am finding more and more of my friends and family starting to take up the ideology or even begin seeing 'naturopaths' - which doesn't personally bother me or anything, but it's getting to the point where they are starting to encourage me to go - or to try and talk to/convince me of reasons why I should care more about naturalism.
I -don't- want to debate with them on the topic, as I occasionally get ruthless, and that's something I should save for the internet or people I don't like - not my friends and family. How should I deal with it? Should I debate with them? Am I being unreasonable about my... probably negative opinion on naturalism?
Awwww that was really nice. Thank you
Well, there's a philosophical term, naturalism, that means that there is nothing in the universe except the natural (ie, no unnatural or supernatural).
I am using the term in the more colloquial sense - the idea that 'natural' things (foods, medicines, etc) are better than 'unnatural' ones.
I like my women like I like my chocolate! Darker than me!
which is easy because I am pale as milk
I think you're using the wrong term. Naturalism is more about saying that all there is to the universe is what we see. There is no supernatural phenomenon. Think of it as the philosophy of an atheist.How about a different debate?
How do people feel about naturalism? I'm not personally a fan of the practice, mostly because it relies on a fundamental principle that I don't necessarily agree with - that natural is better.
The reason why I bring this up is that I am finding more and more of my friends and family starting to take up the ideology or even begin seeing 'naturopaths' - which doesn't personally bother me or anything, but it's getting to the point where they are starting to encourage me to go - or to try and talk to/convince me of reasons why I should care more about naturalism.
I -don't- want to debate with them on the topic, as I occasionally get ruthless, and that's something I should save for the internet or people I don't like - not my friends and family. How should I deal with it? Should I debate with them? Am I being unreasonable about my... probably negative opinion on naturalism?
BET I'M PALER.
*is yet to meet anyone who isn't albino with whiter arms than me*
To shove up each nostril. Duh.
I think you're using the wrong term. Naturalism is more about saying that all there is to the universe is what we see. There is no supernatural phenomenon. Think of it as the philosophy of an atheist.
BET I'M PALER.
*is yet to meet anyone who isn't albino with whiter arms than me*
I am using the term in the more colloquial sense - the idea that 'natural' things (foods, medicines, etc) are better than 'unnatural' ones.
I'm betting a lot of us are a lot paler than we should be D:
*computer tan*
Though actually I love going out in the sun, it's just that I burn rather than anything else.
I'm betting a lot of us are a lot paler than we should be D:
*computer tan*
Though actually I love going out in the sun, it's just that I burn rather than anything else.
Ah I see. I guess 'food-wise' there might be a core of truth to that. Companies do put too much crap in meat/food-products etcetera.
Medicine-wise I think this is bullshit. While certain herbs surely have healing powers, chemical medicins have 10000 times the healing powers. If I ever get cancer, please don't try to treat me with a south american wild turnip.
I've never been sunburned.
Not sure I can through non-standard methods.
Hooray for me.
What is a robotninjahornet?
It's almost an anagram of my full name.
Yes my name is awesome.
And I've been sunburned a couple of times, but never really that badly. I did get heatstroke once, which was nice.
I've been burned before but I have to be out for a really long time before it happens. My skin tans really nicely, get an olive kinda shade going.I've never been sunburned.
Not sure I can through non-standard methods.
Hooray for me.
At least you can burn. I get heat rashes if I'm out for too long.
I know enough about a lot of the stuff we do to foods to know that sometimes, yeah, natural is better - and that's not something I contest or even argue with - although I don't really have too much issue with the 'unnatural' foods we have.
Medicine is an issue though.
Do you ever get strange looks from people you see on the street?
I do. I really don't like it.
Do you ever get strange looks from people you see on the street?
I do. I really don't like it.
Do you ever get strange looks from people you see on the street?
I do. I really don't like it.
Sometimes. I did when I was a kid because I grew up in a town without anyone who was not white or black.
If I do these days, it's usually when I have shoulder-length hair.
I don't think natural medicine is all bad, though I think it could be dangerous to avoid taking more modern medicines that could help.
At least it's not homeopathy, let me tell you. Fuck that shit. Anything it does for you is 100% placebo.
What do you think they are thinking?
Do you ever get strange looks from people you see on the street?
I do. I really don't like it.
Now I just get people saying "Those are some nice socks/boots/jacket."