Why didn't the Rebel capital ships have any shields? A TIE flew right up to the bridge of one and blew it up with a couple shots.

Jizz isn't water soluble, so unless you flush it down with soap or cleaner it could dry and clog your sink.

Dime a dozen? What's the last prominently and (cautiously) promising cancer "cure" you've heard of?

Specifically regarding viruses combating cancer? Measles, HIV, and herpes for starters.

I SEE HOW YOU FAGGOTS ARE, YOU ONLY REPLY TO RELIGIOUS OR POLITICALLY CHARGED THREADS YOU FUCKING FAGGOTS. FOR ONCE ONE GOOD THING GETS POSTED IN SERIOUS ABOUT A REVOLUTIONARY STEP IN BATTLING CANCER AND NONE OF YOU FUCKS REPLY LOL ALL YOU CARE ABOUT IS SUFFERING, KILL YOURSELVES

C'mon, these news stories are kind of a dime a dozen. Hopeful cancer cures by using some other deadly illness or something. It's in its first stage and there are really no conclusive results. Add that to the fact that pretty much nobody here has the medical knowledge to comment on it, and this thread was going nowhere, fast.

A friend of mine had the opposite experience. It was a cakewalk until the last 1/3 of health (the spiders basically just stood there), then he got killed in two hits by something.

So I can be an 11 year old bisexual girl AND get a second chance at having a social life in school?

Done.

What the fuck? Am I older than you?

Nope

I'm always right.

Quote from: EasterTurkey on April 04, 2015, 04:15:31 PM

It would definitely help mitigate the constant Googling to counter a new argument, giving a more honest picture of a debater's knowledge.

This is a bad thing? I would think you'd want your competitor to have credible information for a more compelling debate.

They're supposed to do research beforehand. Being able to look up information during the debate eliminates the need for much preparation.

Hey, that's my university.

I did until Unity. The first hour of Unity convinced me to stop buying AC games.

Having a big dick is all well and good until you hit her cervix.

It's cool, and I hope it would inspire people to donate, but I don't think I'd use that. No need to flaunt a donation.

what if

There are millions of ways to make a situation that fits an argument. There are so many hypothetical scenarios of Christian bakers refusing a gay wedding, when in reality there are definitely legitimate ideological reasons to not want to do something for some group. Regardless, this bill doesn't even cover the ubiquitous bakery example anyway, I'm just providing an anecdotal counterpoint.

As usual, I gotta point out that there's a significant difference between donating because you hate gay people, and donating to keep a small business afloat that was the subject of a mudslinging campaign in the media because of an isolated incident that is actually protected on a federal level and supported by the Supreme Court in other states.

Also, holy shit, I just realized I have experienced something similar to this exact situation. I hadn't thought of bringing it up before because I didn't think it was unreasonable. No doubt some will call BS on this, but whatever. When I was finding a caterer for my wedding, we first approached a small business run by a lesbian couple. Theirs was one of my favorite restaurants, and I thought my friends would appreciate going to a local business for it (most of my friends, despite being Christians, are staunch liberals). They were initially really hesitant to do it because it was at a Christian church, and eventually they gave a price quote, but it was unreasonably high. It was basically an indirect way of telling us they didn't want our business. I was totally cool with that, and we went with another caterer. It wasn't because I was Christian, it's because they didn't want to cater for an organization that they viewed as unwelcoming. It's not exactly apples to apples, but I still find it funny how cliche it ended up being.

I'd donate regardless of additional services. This is a great site and I'd hate to see it go under for financial reasons.