Okay, let's talk about JoiseyFollow

I would suggest not posting.

Research.

Nexa

I did. You were giving out hacks. Clearly against Rubik's ToS.

Worked for Smash.

Well, that and the ***** enlargement.

Yup.

Having a 'whoops' factor in state sanctioned murder, especially when it is costs a f'uck tonne of money and man hours and has never been proved to be any means of deterrent is a bad idea. Join the rest of the 1st world countries in realizing it.

Oh and Chode, it is shame that you are as ignorant as you are stupid. Petty justice over one of the foundation stones of the American constitution. /golfclap, usually the mouthbreathers with similar ignorant as sh'it opinions keep it to the Sandbox.

Forget it, i am terrible at writing

Edited, Dec 17th 2007 8:55pm by Drofd

You should have stuck with the *peep* post. "I'm an emotionally tortured old man" is no reason not to gas a guy. Having a viewpoint altering moment during a public radio piece is, however, a perfectly good excuse to nominate you for post term abortion.

And, of course, the reward for such effort in our thought processes wouldn't be obvious. None-the-less, it's not about obvious benefits, it's about things that result from understanding the complexity of human behavior. After all, any student of history must be aware of one simple fact: human beings are some 'wacked out mofos'.

This fact applies to people from every socioeconomic group, every 'class' strata and every other thing one can label as generalization that result in categorical analysis of human behavior.

One can argue that no human being was ever 'wacked out', and that's obviously false. One could also argue that by using the term 'wacked out' one does not express themselves in a clear enough manner to allow a concise and clear argument about the history of humankind, and that would be obviously dependent on definitions.

Sorry, lost my train of thought. Any ways, I assume that everybody was always 'normal' and that every universal definition of 'normal' is consistent and if I assume this, everything in human behavior mathematically adds up in my brain and thus allows me to see psychology and sociology in a 2 and 2 manner. After all, people love easy and obvious answers and 2 and 2 adds up assuming we accept those symbols representing numbers that we see when our gray matter receives the info.

And, of course, my assumptions all start from a place so-called 'where I live and where I think and where I thought and where I speak and where I learn and where I yearn and where I be and where I see'. Forkitall.

For Kelvy's sake I will say socio, if only for the hamfisted writing 'Reality and realistic go hand and hand'. It is like I am back to proof reading papers for freshmen again.

/puke

And when we have the death penalty, the state becomes an accomplice to murder. Not to mention all the jailers directly involved.

Indeed.

Being Canadian, I'd just be happy if Life Imprisonment actually meant they could be there for life and not just 25 years, at most.

Undergraduate sociology student? Or is it Philosophy?


I'm beginning to understand why you don't want to be a professor now. If I had to read that sort of mindless rambling spewage of derivative **** I'd go insane. It's rare when someone makes Gbaji's posts look cogent.