Lisa Heckman

You want beat poetry?

Alan Ginsberg, Howl

Amiri Baraka, Black Dada Nihilismus

Unseen, I’ve always thought JREF should produce a reality TV show based on the Million Doller Challenge.

Unapologetic,

If it was 10 years ago, it was Social Justice Warrior-Speak, which was a precursor to Wokeism.

And whatever the term is, the whole phenomenon of anyone thinking they have the lock on language and culture and that language and culture cannot be dynamic or shared by all just oozes with an entitlement mentality, so Fundamentalist…[Read more]

Reg,

The bonny Scots accent of Elaine Miller was bloody thick, and I initially didn’t know what a merkin was except that it wasn’t ‘Murikun 🇺🇲, but I got the jist of it anyway and liked it even more when I looked it up. 😁😆😅😂🤣

The idea of pregger women having a little male left in them after they give birth was a genius reply to Frank N. Furters…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:

I encountered one on another Forum who said that LGBTQ people were engaged in “cultural appropriation” from God by using the Rainbow Flag and Rainbow symbology.

That isn’t WOKE. The christians have been bitching about that long before woke was a thing.

I saw this a decade ago…[Read more]

I think it’s been years since I mentioned Storm… way too long for this masterpiece. Thanks to the transcript, here’s one of my favorite bits of lyrics in it:

Science adjusts its views based on what’s observed. Faith is the denial of observation so that belief can be preserved. If you show me that, say, Homeopathy works, then I will change my…

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@TheEncogitationer – one more for you so 🙂

RE the cat joke at 1:25 in the Andrew Doyle video – If you don’t know the reference to his cats names then click here.

Need proof we’re living in an upside down world in a topsy-turvy alternative reality? During this year’s “March Madness,” women’s basketball pulled more viewers than the men’s games.

By a lot.

The Amazing Randi on woo with a concentration on homeopathy (around 11 minutes in):

Reg and Feellow Unbelievers,

Scottish HATE CRIME Special

Andrew Doyle was an absolute scream to hear! 😁😆😅😂🤣

He reminded me that Wokeism has so eat up our society, that even Fundamentalist Christians are taking up WokeSpeak!

I encountered one on another Forum who said that LGBTQ people were engaged in “cultural appropriation” from God by…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

I had forgotten about the “Storm” video but I know that I have more than once been in his shoes. I seldom, if ever, take any prisoners now. I call it when and where I see (or smell) it. I think many of us here will identify with him too 🙂

Sadly, woo peddlers and nonsense believers are the default, not the exc…[Read more]

I had forgotten about the “Storm” video but I know that I have more than once been in his shoes. I seldom, if ever, take any prisoners now. I call it when and where I see (or smell) it. I think many of us here will identify with him too 🙂

Reg and Fellow Unbelievers,

Tim Minchin’s Storm Movie.

Can ya dig it, Man? 😎

Many snaps, jazz hands, and raucous applauses for that hip, smokin’, fantastic takedown of both Prehistoric and Postmodern predilictions for ponderous pretense and wicked, woe-inducing Woo!
🫰 👐 🙌 🫶

Thanks, Reg!

Have a great week!!

Enco, i read some of the Inquisition blog.

I think it must be Doc Bob pretending to be objective in ridiculing atheists/antitheists simultaneously concealing his Christian apologetics. The critiques to undermine respected thinkers and a meme about a device of torture are intended i think to mislead the reader. What counts is the tenor of the…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:

Reg and Jake, History for Atheists starts out with four Fallacies. It argues against the notion that Jesus Christ never existed on the grounds that the overwhelming majority of Biblical scholars believed that Jesus Christ existed and that those who say he never existed are a fringe few. So that’s an Argument from P…

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Reg and Jake,

History for Atheists starts out with four Fallacies.

It argues against the notion that Jesus Christ never existed on the grounds that the overwhelming majority of Biblical scholars believed that Jesus Christ existed and that those who say he never existed are a fringe few.

So that’s an Argument from Popularity, Argument from…[Read more]