How are you going to punish someone for committing suicide?
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Hagar wrote:
Are you really for making alcohol illegal?
I am for making stupidity illegal. I am convinced this would immediately eliminate rush hour traffic, Bill O’Reilly’s and Nancy Grace’s core audience, and whoever it is that keeps loading up the Hammer Strength machines with all of the tiny weights on the inside so I get the pleasure of removing fifteen 25lbs plates just to get the one 10lbs they graciously left on the machine.
I couldn’t give a shit who drinks alcohol, who smokes weed or who does HGh. I think that personal responsibility should be the anthem sung across the country before we elect anyone else into office.[/quote]
Yee fucking ha.
Don’t forget that Savage fella… that motherfucker spews Christofascism like it’s his fucking job.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Carl Spackler wrote:
So you’re away for almost six months and what draws you back to a bodybuilding website after a mysterious exit is a need to rant about alcohol? Call me confused.
Well, Mr. Spackler, I would say you are very much confused if you thought this was a rant against alcohol.
I am very worried if I have to start using those big assed Magic Markers and hand puppets to get a point across.[/quote]
You need those huge crayons with the one flat side that they give the kids who try to eat them.
Welcome back, Prof X
Despite what you all may think, this man knows what he’s talking about, and his posts are very infomative. There’s no way this guy could look the way he does without experience, and lots of it, so maybe you should listen for once.
So, how’s life these days as a civilian?
PC
If only perspective existed across the board, and politicians understood “proportional response.” Then we’d see political clout applied where needed. So-called “hot button” topics like “steroids are a danger to our children” would be treated as the ridiculous attention-grabber that they are.
Aren’t health professionals also the ones who approved the content of what schools are feeding kids these days? They might not be the bright and shining light I want to turn to.
In regards to pick of poison/or not, I do think rational adults should be the decider for themselves granted it isn’t rat poison for an annoying spouse.
We should also imprison those who cannot recognize sardonic sarcasm.
Now you know that if the politicians did not have shadows dancing on the cave walls, terrible events might occur-- people might actually start to think about real issues.
[quote]Chewie wrote:
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Did you get that I was joking when I pointed out the hippocrates thing? See my point? (The point being interpretation)
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I don’t. I have nothing against ancient Greek physicians… Hippocrates - Wikipedia
[quote]meangenes wrote:
My solution: Outlaw statistics.
And generalizations, stereotypes, and all social science of any kind.
Only the strong survive.[/quote]
Because all generalizations are stupid, right?
[quote]BostonBarrister wrote:
We should also imprison those who cannot recognize sardonic sarcasm.[/quote]
Christ, no fucking kidding. I like how anytime someone tries to pitch a point a few IQ points above functionally retarded and the ensuing discussion that follows turns into a train wreck, completely oblivious to the main point being passed on.
And good to see you back, X.
Priceless.
Gotta love it. The guys back for two seconds and already someone is kicking dirt all over his shoes.
Seriously this shit’s getting old.
I propose we settle these sorts of “discussions” with numbers and videos.
I believe someone called me out on it as “my dad can beat your dad up”. I call it, lift; stop bitching and lift.
Anyone that thinks this is irrelevant can kindly bow out of discussion for it is completely relevant and the purpose of this board. And I promise I won’t laugh at you for not being able to lift as much as I can.
Respect for another’s opinion should be granted especially if it is a valid standpoint. And, well… an opinion.
Don’t send the normal kids to remedial class because they are too smart. Again, this is hypocrisy and an American tradition that needs to be abolished. Along with this one; presidential campaigning.
The American voting system is an elitist proclamation to the excessive power of capitalism and advertising in America.
Thanks.
[quote]BostonBarrister wrote:
meangenes wrote:
My solution: Outlaw statistics.
And generalizations, stereotypes, and all social science of any kind.
Only the strong survive.
Because all generalizations are stupid, right?[/quote]
Yes. I’m glad you agree.
High-five.
This is a clip someone posted in another thread that is quite appropriate here.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
I am very worried if I have to start using those big assed Magic Markers and hand puppets to get a point across.[/quote]
Na, the ones who get it, get it, and are fairly quiet about it. They learn and move on. The ones who don’t get it will rarely learn anyway and seem to be the most vocal. They miss the point and disagree so forcefully that they have no choice but to back up there initial response.
Just out of interest, does anyone here actually think it is logical for Marijuana and steroids to be illegal while alcohol is not?
[quote]ReklaW wrote:
Professor X wrote:
I am very worried if I have to start using those big assed Magic Markers and hand puppets to get a point across.
Na, the ones who get it, get it, and are fairly quiet about it. They learn and move on. The ones who don’t get it will rarely learn anyway and seem to be the most vocal. They miss the point and disagree so forcefully that they have no choice but to back up there initial response.[/quote]
Somewhat true. Unless you agree strongly.
[quote]Regular Gonzalez wrote:
Just out of interest, does anyone here actually think it is logical for Marijuana and steroids to be illegal while alcohol is not?[/quote]
Alcohol is addictive, it makes some people violent, and really fucks with your decision makeing. And if you get real drunk you cant walk much less drive.
Marijuana should be legal, and would if people couldnt grow it them self so easy. Steroids are a different story tho, if people aren’t aware of how to use them etc people will get hurt.
But yes steroids should be legal.
[quote]Regular Gonzalez wrote:
Just out of interest, does anyone here actually think it is logical for Marijuana and steroids to be illegal while alcohol is not?[/quote]
Or tobacco for that matter. Happy anniversary of the XVIII Amendment (and its eventual repeal).
[quote]Chewie wrote:
Did you get that I was joking when I pointed out the hippocrates thing? See my point? (The point being interpretation)
On a more serious note. You shouldn’t get all huffy when people don’t interpret what you wrote exactly the way you intended them to. You got a little too condescending towards the above poster for questioning you. This why I suggested that you chill out a little.
So was this an angry rant about catering to the weakest in the heard? (I definitely agree that we should not cater to the weakest and such.) So what was the point in incorporating this message in one that was masked as an anti-alcohol message?
And yes, it can be interpreted that way.
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Christ. Why open your mouth and prove your utter fucking stupidity? If you keep your mouth shut and your fingers off the keyboard, no one would know that a dolphin turd could outsmart you.