Judi S.

Some interesting points about the Comstock Act. (2 minute video)

....let’s not forget that we have equally unhinged Christian shariaists who want everything run according to their interpretation of Christian precepts…

I am on the case Unseen. I won’t let anyone forget 🙂

I will be placing old jeans and shirts in the local park to show that everyone meets their God naked.

I am sure the sex dolls will find the rapture an uplifting experience and the Christians will reach the Pearls Gates, not just naked, but many of them will have a high pitch squeaky helium voice too.  Please St. Peter, I thought the dolls were angels!

Have a great week everyone!

I disagree, I think that something can be more or less unique…

When I was about 14, a ‘religious indoctrination’ teacher told me that I was almost unique because I was constantly challenging everything he was saying.

I replied by saying something or someone cannot be ‘almost unique’. Unique implies being one of a kind……like Jesus sir. The…[Read more]

The news from Türkiye is looking good.

@_Robert_ – I stumbled this earlier – it may be of some interest to you.

Soylent Greene works so long as she has to listen to some Radiohead when her trip gets to the cartoon stage 🙂

Killing her ego would make her a better person.

Have a great week!!

Yesterday, during a conversation about Easter and forgiveness with a few theist callers:

Reg, can I ask you a serious question?

Yes, please do.

For the record I did not find the comment about you calling tomorrow “Respawn Sunday” funny. In fact, I found it a somewhat offensive but I am prepared to forgive and for…[Read more]

@Simon – My moral reasoning has definitely been strengthened a lot as I have got older. 

Aging in and of itself does not raise ones moral standards. Thinking about morality does. The more you think about life and the more you ponder various scenarios that require a moral response, the higher your standards will become. If you are constrained by…[Read more]

@theencogitationer –

Blood Pressure and A1-C (which includes cholesterol, blood sugar, and enzyme levels) are very important, I fully agree. I aim, usually with success, to keep both readings in a normal range.

However, BMI, as well as the means of measuring it, I am not yet sure about.

I fully accept the not too scientific nature of the BMI.…[Read more]

On Frans de Waal (from The Guardian)

The honor he was proudest of, however, was the Ig Nobel prize – awarded for research that “makes people laugh, then think” – he won in 2012 with a colleague, Jennifer Pokorny, for a paper showing that chimps can recognize each other by their bottoms.

Have a great week Everyone!

Thanks Strega and Unapolgetic for the links.

OH my bad!! HaHa!. 117, not 177.  Thanks Jake 🙂

Seriously – watch the video above.

I completely stopped eating meat about 10 years ago as I had eaten very little in the previous four or five years. I have been 99% vegetarian since then. I am closing in on sixty and I had a medical checkup recently. The important numbers to know are your BMI, Blood Pressure and Total Cholesterol level. My current stats are 23.2, 117/76 and 4.7…[Read more]