I guess most people do not start a book at the last chapter.

Edit- I also feel like Smaka asks for a blood test before having sex with anyone, to only make sure they were never a man. I am starting this sentence without knowing a single thing about you, but from the way you think I am guessing you're still single at 30. This is not trying to shit on you, nor am I trying to hurt you personally, but I think everyone that dated if I have forced them to have a blood test they would be upset and likely leave me.

What is the hypocrisy that you refer to in this thread? I have done nothing but but make people understand my POV. What is the good point that he made? He picked one of my 10 arguments that was ignored that I fought from the start.

Meh, screw it, if someone doesn't understand that Smakers thoughts come directly from religion that can argued over and over again, without those people caring about facts, then what is the point?

Honestly, you answered so few of the questions that I asked, I have no idea if you have a real thought or just a forced religious thought. I am done for tonight, but trust I will push you to at least answer more of my questions on WHY (which is so important) you think the way you do. I am assuming that this is going down the road of religion, and I figured that from the start.

Goodnight and until tommorrow, hopefully you will answer a few more things, but for tonight I am done trying to talk back on my phone.

A few more things to Smaka

1) I feel like you are only using the biological argument of sex, being biological a male or female, to completely hold your argument and it just doesn't work. As I said in my last post to you, the only other reason you seem to be against the rest of the LGBT community is producing offspring. Which I attempted to refute, so I really am wondering what do you have against the rest of the community? Your argument regarding born sex is correct, I will never disagree with that. Honestly, no one should say they aren't male or female, but gender is completely different.

2) The reason that a few people are having problems with what you are saying is that you're not explaining why you are completely against LGBT community since you don't like that they cannot produce offspring. But who really cares? Do we, as humans, really need to keep producing offspring when the Earth can barely sustain the population that it has now? Are you against birth control, since it will stop the ability to reproduce?

So the reason that you are anti-LGBT is because it's biologically incorrect since they will not produce offspring? Then you would hate the fact that my wife and I have chose to never have children. Does that mean it's a biologically incorrect lifestyle too? So, should we basically just push out as many children as possible?

I also wouldn't say biologically "wrong" If anything, I would think that incorrect would be a better choice. When you use right or wrong, you get into a bad spot since so many things were once considered wrong were later considered fine. Under the same thought, when you say something in "normal" will not always stay that way.

Edit- fixing a few auto-corrects

Yes, it is possible to find time to exercise when you're only doing it for a couple weeks. The problem starts when you start doing a routine of getting to work at 7:30-8AM then leave around 8-9PM for 7 days a week (and it's likely that you will still have work that needs done from home) for months on end always sitting in front of a computer. This is why there is such a massive turnover when it comes to people working in politics. The body and mind is only able to handle so much before you barely have enough energy to move, let alone go for a walk/run/whatever. Then you start adding things like taking care of your home, pets, buying food, sleep, etc. All of those things have to be more of a priority than getting exercise.

Even if you take out the fact of my ordeal, how about the person that works two jobs? Or what has already been said regarding obesity and income? There was a time when fast food was more expensive then buying veggies from Kroger/Wallmart/etc. This is no loner the case. I want to add more about this later, will edit with more on this point

It should be quickly noted that I don't agree with obesity and that I think it's a huge problem, but I feel like too many people want to ONLY put the blame on the individual without caring or being ignorant on the forces that drive the issue too.

I get that, but you still have to waste your time looking into one thousand shitty CRTs to find that gem. The worst is when people expect 50 bucks for a shitty 17inch with horrid specs, but they post it twice a day.

Don't worry, it likely stay like that. Almost all schools share their pipeline, so during peak hours you will get much less bandwidth

It gets better when you start getting into higher level classes, like 300+ (until grad school) Usually when you start getting into higher level classes there is only 10-15 students per class and the profs generally understand how insane text books are. A lot of your later "books" will come from places like JSTOR, which is a digital library of academic journals, books, and primary sources. The good part is that is it paid via the university, but the bad part is that you have a lot of shit to print.

Edit- I guess this was from like 10 years ago before there was e-book readers that don't skull fuck you, so I guess you don't HAVE to print stuff out but it's still nice to easily be able to highlight information for when you have 80 papers to write.

The difficult part about using CL is not really being able to use model numbers, since most people do not put them in the post. It sucks having to look at 1000 shitty crt TVs to find a good sony GDM

There is a big difference between making excuses and having valid reasons and you act like no reasons are true? I would love to know what you do for a living and how many hours that you work? If you don't have extra time to spare, then exactly when do you exercise? Walk to work, bike? The majority of Americans travel around 25-30 minutes to get to work? So should someone spend 3 hours biking to work when they barely have enough time as it is? Every single example that you gave is that they had an option to get exercise, but they choose not to. What about those that want the option to exercise, but legitimately can't?

This is so true once you get into your careers. A lot of people on this forum do not understand this yet. During college I was really fit, like a toned fit. I never did any weight training after high school, but during college I was playing sports during the summer like 4 hours a day. I was able to eat anything I want because I had all the time in the world to burn off those calories. I know that my metabolism helped me to be 6'2" and around 150-155, but it was mainly due to the fact of having so much extra time.

Fast forward to me turning 30 soon. I spend 7-8 months out of the year working 60-70 hours a week and struggling to get 4-5 hours a night of sleep. Then add on spending the whole day in front of a computer, I've gained so much weight. I think right now I am at 185-190 and that weight was added in the last two years of me working that schedule, so there is a correlation.

And now I want to play TFC, let's go puff

We might be related, if you only keep the drunk part. Cheers :)

I don't think I've ever been burned by Amazon ever. I've had to but at least 300 things off there. You might have a better shot asking people at the other side of the pond since most people around here use amazon/newegg/and I forget the Canadian site