rigorousintuition.ca

Wombaticus Rex » Tue Apr 08, 2014 8:38 am wrote:
For the record: Fracking will be much bigger than subprime.

Rory » Wed Apr 09, 2014 8:13 pm wrote:So, quit your griping about end times, because ENERGY INDEPENDENCE BY 2037, BITCHES! FUCK YEAH!

82_28 » Fri Apr 18, 2014 8:45 pm wrote:I for one, who does want to carry on with solemn respect for him, does want to make it clear that I essentially believe he took his life. However, as with anything, who knows?

You don’t get it. If righteousness were a cure for the worlds ills, we would be done with our problems. Righteousness may be necessary but it is not sufficient. Of more importance is the deriving of that righteousness from correct assumptions.

justdrew wrote:
4. I'm not sure some accounts haven't been 'hacked'. I'm fairly sure a lot of people probably don't have the most secure unguessable passwords in the world for this site, and unfortunately the login name is the same as the user name.

5. If you are a former poster and read this, and find yourself unable to access your account, please try to find a way to let someone know.

IanEye » Sun Dec 19, 2010 9:25 am wrote:

8bitagent wrote:

82_28 wrote:

I saw a recent Dateline investigation about this San Diego serial killer who preyed on underage girls, in the 11-17 year range. Just pissed me off so much, seeing this big buff guy with a huge ego think he was so smart in evading capture.

Say, whatever did happen to SanDiegoBuffGuy?

Well, he pulled a "John Doe in Se7en".

gee, 8bit. next you'll be telling us SanDiegoBuffGuy killed Hilda Martinez.

coffin_dodger » Thu Jul 03, 2014 4:46 pm wrote:This thread is some kind of fascist-fetishist wet dream. Burly, angry white men in action poses, swastikas, Hitler, horror and hatred. Exuded from every sweaty pore.
RI

NeonLX » Thu Jul 24, 2014 1:44 pm wrote:If I didn't laugh at myself, I'd be mirthless.

Wombaticus Rex » Fri Jul 25, 2014 10:48 am wrote: The downside of online discussion forums is the inability to physically slap someone, which is my usual response to such "everything is everything" annihilation of perspective coming from a primate who will be defecating in the next few hours.

Joe Hillshoist » Mon Jan 08, 2007 10:40 pm wrote:I had a friend who used to put chewing gum on the hooks so even the fish wouldn't disturb him.

8bitagent » Wed Aug 20, 2014 2:23 am wrote:I've grown to see the anti vaxxers in the same league as the climate hoaxer crowd: that next step in buffoonery conspiracy beliefs where it actually causes actual harm to the public or environment.

justdrew » Mon Aug 01, 2011 12:34 pm wrote:TAX protest time? time for everyone to change their withholding to "specific amount: $0.00"

BrandonD » Sat Dec 06, 2014 10:36 pm wrote:Most people think the problem can be narrowed down to a particular political party or race or religion - we can put those "bad guys" away and then we get to keep everything else essentially the same. It is inconceivable that the sickness is actually inherent within the entire mentality of western society.

We would rather derail the train than step off the tracks.

...what offended me was the perverted notion that there are "good guys" operating at his level; that kind of Zoroastrian moralizing is kid stuff. We have no allies in the ruling class; just a couple guilty monsters who want a kinder, gentler slaughterhouse. ---wombaticus rex

norton ash wrote:Most common rural male last words:

"Hold my beer, I'm gonna try something."