That would be the company Blizzard, and I doubt anyone who actually put thought into that would consider doing that.Kurazoo wrote:
Kill the person who invented WOW
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God, I love the chaser. I wonder if they will have the history segment on tonight's show.KuSTaV wrote:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Hcrq38EZKT8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53Q1y5EAN4E&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg7B2SGUfY8&NR=1
Aparently shit all.
Fucken aye! +1 for you!Stingray24 wrote:
Women respecting men again. But that's a pipe dream after feminism went off the deep end.
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i never existed, what we lacked was the capacity.Braddock wrote:
Bring back the concept of not taking too much from the planet.
Couldn't say it better.Stingray24 wrote:
Women respecting men again. But that's a pipe dream after feminism went off the deep end.
No, Un-invent the idea that guns are bad. Invent the idea of gun education madatory in school.Braddock wrote:
Un-invent guns.
I admire your truthiness +1Dezerteagal5 wrote:
No, Un-invent the idea that guns are bad. Invent the idea of gun education madatory in school.Braddock wrote:
Un-invent guns.
You guys want my real oppinion, now some of you may take this harshy, but you wanted it.
I think one of the best things is if we never took blacks from Africa. Then we would have no 100 years of slavery, no constant nagging that "The white man owes eternal reperations", new york city and detroit and compton and all of california, all of miami, would all be a much better place because there would be no gangs in the first place, which means white kids wouldn't have rap music and wouldn't want to be gangsters and act black. I could go on...
*Hides in corner from a black mod with a ban hammer*
*But on a serious note this is a serious thread and that is not meant in any racial way, simply stating my oppinion to the answer of the OP*
Haha! As long as i get to pwn someone with a spear!ghettoperson wrote:
More manly beards such as were sported in Sparta.
ghettoperson wrote:
More manly beards such as were sported in Sparta.
Religion was much more respected and prevalent in the past. Go back to when you had cavemen worshipping a rock or some nature god. It's a damn shame that people nowadays have ruined one of what was once a great institution.thareaper254 wrote:
If religion was never created.
I'm not sure if it is the capital, but Colorado City, which straddles the Utah/Arizona border is a complete polygamous community.DBBrinson1 wrote:
Isn't Utah the capital of Polgamy here in America?Agent_Dung_Bomb wrote:
Oh, you mean like becoming subservient? Or, here's a thought...how about we expect as much respect as we give. I know it's a tough concept, but try.Stingray24 wrote:
Women respecting men again. But that's a pipe dream after feminism went off the deep end.
I'd argue that's kind of happening with Globalization. After all, aren't we proving this daily by arguing politics on the interweb?CameronPoe wrote:
The 'The World Is Flat' idea.
Didn't you forget up hill both ways, in three feet of snow?Pug wrote:
I used to walk five miles to school from 3rd to 6th grade alone.
Then we wouldn't have reading/writing or any tech.thareaper254 wrote:
If religion was never created.
Run that by me again? Sorry to say, but written language, and written documents, both pre-date the Bible by a long ways.doctastrangelove1964 wrote:
Then we wouldn't have reading/writing or any tech.thareaper254 wrote:
If religion was never created.
Run that by me again? The images of myth/religion (goddess statuettes, cave paintings, burial sites, etc) predate written language by a long shot, and cuneiform is one the first written languages (or first); that of the Sumerian; and those myths/religion (Sumerian) predate the Bible. The Bible (semtic-Jewish tradition) is merely the inheritor of myth and tradition that preceded it.Agent_Dung_Bomb wrote:
Run that by me again? Sorry to say, but written language, and written documents, both pre-date the Bible by a long ways.doctastrangelove1964 wrote:
Then we wouldn't have reading/writing or any tech.thareaper254 wrote:
If religion was never created.
And so do cave paintings detailing the lives of tribes and their hunts. It doesn't mean that written language came about because of religion.topal63 wrote:
Run that by me again? The images of myth/religion (goddess statuettes, cave paintings, burial sites, etc) predate written language by a long shot, and cuneiform is one the first written languages (or first); that of the Sumerian; and those myths/religion (Sumerian) predate the Bible. The Bible (semtic-Jewish tradition) is merely the inheritor of myth and tradition that preceded it.Agent_Dung_Bomb wrote:
Run that by me again? Sorry to say, but written language, and written documents, both pre-date the Bible by a long ways.doctastrangelove1964 wrote:
Then we wouldn't have reading/writing or any tech.
However the first writings discovered were made by Sumerian religious. Also way back when the religious people were the scientists, astronomers, mathematicians and all that stuff that advanced humanity.Agent_Dung_Bomb wrote:
And so do cave paintings detailing the lives of tribes and their hunts. It doesn't mean that written language came about because of religion.topal63 wrote:
Run that by me again? The images of myth/religion (goddess statuettes, cave paintings, burial sites, etc) predate written language by a long shot, and cuneiform is one the first written languages (or first); that of the Sumerian; and those myths/religion (Sumerian) predate the Bible. The Bible (semtic-Jewish tradition) is merely the inheritor of myth and tradition that preceded it.Agent_Dung_Bomb wrote:
Run that by me again? Sorry to say, but written language, and written documents, both pre-date the Bible by a long ways.
I thought thats why I was circumcised and baptized and made to go to Catholic school for 13 years, or maybe thats why I'm agnostic now.lavadisk wrote:
All you religion haters should realize that things are better now a days then they were back in the past. Back then you were EXPECTED to be whatever religion your parents were. Now a day we have the option and Im glad of that. Maybe in the future Ill find my religion.