If thou gazest long into the Pit, the Pit will also gaze into thee

Well that's a shame. I have had nothing of value to contribute for a long time but still lurk daily and have watched the long slow decline in posting. Since FT pays for hosting it's understandable that he might feel like it's not worth the financial outlay anymore. My question is, would people be in...

The Slymepit as it used to be

The Slymepit as it is now

*shrug*

Yes, so naturally you, being the beady-eyed obsessive gibberer that you are, applied that to SJWs in general. Just like you try to associate all SJWs with pedophilia. Your act is old, skeevy and dishonest. You're no better than them. Holding them up to their own standard and rules, old boy. Stop so...

That said, I hope they are taking good care of their charges. There is evidence (anecdotal) that at least some of them are not taking care of their pets and/or that they are not qualified to do so. It was Randi Lee Harder that chose the wrong type of dye for her dog. The results were not pretty: ht...

We all know SJWs have a penchant for animal cruelty. No, we don't all know that. Do you have any citations to back up this assertion, or you just nonsensically babbling again? One of the major SJWs dyed her dog blue, to match the colour of her hair. :snooty: Yes, so naturally you, being the beady-e...

CommanderTuvok wrote:We all know SJWs have a penchant for animal cruelty.

No, we don't all know that. Do you have any citations to back up this assertion, or you just nonsensically babbling again?

They did the same thing for Challenger. Quite horrific to think that the crew was probably alive all the way down. The (temporary) survival of the Challenger crew is a tragically interesting problem. The jury is still out The facts, such as they are include: Mike Smith was aware of an issue with hi...

I never realised NASA wrote a 400 page report explaining how and why Columbia's crew died when their shuttle came apart at 145k feet. The tl/dr is: depressurisation with helmet visors up, getting smacked about in the tumble, being ejected into space and then hitting the ground. So now you know. htt...

d4m10n wrote:Shared without comment

:bjarte:

When Shrimpy Alex McGabriel writes his first book, I bet the first sentence will be "It was a dark and stormy night."

I have come here to keep my mouth shut on Facebook about the number of stupid women whinging how the French are dumb for banning the burkini. Without intelligent reasoning, just WHAT SILLY HEADS. After discussions here and a bit of reflection, I too have come to the conclusion that the ban is indee...

************************************************************ Take a number, let's say 39: 39/2 .... 19 Remainder 1 19/2 ..... 9 Remainder 1 9/2 ...... 4 Remainder 1 4/2 ...... 2 Remainder 0 2/2 ...... 1 Remainder 0 1/2 ...... 0 Remainder 1 The remainders from top to bottom make 100111 Using right-m...

LOL @ Really?'s PZ fantasy. :clap:

Shatterface wrote:If Myers 'The ______ Atheist' hasn't been tweeted to Hemant is ought to be.

I'm a novice Twatter: I don't know how to link a pic to a retwat but that 'What would you call me?' has to be linked to the 'horrible alt-right' tweet.

I threw a screenshot and a link Hemant's way.

Sister in Law died today. Or maybe yesterday; I can't be sure. Not even PZ-LOLcow is cheering me up. Oh well. I'm sorry about your sister-in-law. It's not guaranteed to cheer you up, but here's something that always makes me forget my troubles for a minute or two. [yo.utube]https://www.youtube.com/...

Kirbmarc wrote:Maybe they shouldn't have tried to kill Heydrich, they should have tried to ban the swastika, that would have surely helped the Allies to win World War Two much faster.

http://i.imgur.com/At0F6zM.jpg

fucking ninjas.

He got the Horde to suggest a title. http://i.imgur.com/AbladJF.jpg :lol: 'It wasn't me, it was, uh...Nerd of Redhead.' "Scott" in the comment #99 actually: Scott 7 September 2011 at 7:16 am Happy? Content? Bearded? "John" @ #24 actually. I attempted to read through them all, but gave up. Still, I ...

So not only did PZ lazily slap together his book out of recycled blog posts, but he didn't even come up with the name? Don't authors generally get to name their books? I understand reporters generally don't write their own headlines, but book titles? Does Stephen King get to name his books? Or is PZ...

Kirbmarc wrote: I wonder what will happen when those maladjusted childish pretend-victim bullies will be forced to enter the world after university.

Hopefully the process of natural selection will run its course.

From the article: Similarly, many universities are creating “safe spaces” where students can relax free from ideas that might be stressful or anxiety-inducing. Among these is Brown University, which last year created a room “with cookies, coloring books, bubbles, Play-Doh, calming music, pillows, b...

comhcinc wrote:Check out the 3rd paragraph.

[im.g]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CqqjNdXUkAAZIsH.jpg[/img]

That is beautiful.

This is funny from the Smalley podcast. Smalley says we might not want to knee-jerkedly reject people if they say one thing we don't like. We should consider people more holistically. Peezle says around 31:00: "Are you insinuating that I don't research things before I make my accusations?" :bjarte:...

comhcinc wrote:.

Anyway I think it's a shitty thing to do. Jones is kinda of a cunt but she doesn't deserve this at all. She was in a shitty movie that she defended, she has some dumb opinions and that's it.

This. All this abuse because of a stupid movie. I hope whoever did this gets caught and serves time.

Really? wrote: So what you're saying is that there are millions of seniors out there who have no idea how easy it would be for me to get their nude pictures?

That's right! Go get'em, Tiger! A veritable wonderland of wrinkles, hemorrhoids and gray grizzled pubes awaits!

Well. Went and looked at those Leslie Jones pics. :shock: Somewhat more explicit than I was expecting. Call me a callous old victim-blamer if you will...but why would anyone store material like that of themselves on the cloud? Apparently many people, despite all the scary news stories about hacking...

Given that the planet's in the habitable zone, it must be very close to the star. Which means its invariably tidally locked -- the same side always faces the star. That's not great for life, but not terrible either. I'd be more worried about the atmospheric activity of the star; flares, CME's etc a...

Shatterface wrote: I'd rather have Mykeru's shit pics.

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I can't trust one of you to re-post them here? Spoons, people! I know you're joking but if anyone did post them here I would be deleting them pronto. Posting those pics isn't "free speech", it's rubbing salt in the wound of someone who has been really fucked with lately. Of course, the FT thinks I'...

(that was Jan Steen's not mine).

My favorite bit was where PZ insisted that Ellen DeGeneres must confess and repent the sin of racism. The DeGeneres kerfluffle is perhaps the greatest nutshell example of SJW idiocy and wrongness I've seen yet. Usain retweeted it, so I guess he found it amusing, he's pretty fun, down to earth guy, ...

ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:Meyers is looking hefty these days.

[i.mg]http://i.imgur.com/xQsDOST.png[/img]

It was very brave of PZ to pose with the mascot, considering how all the jocks were mean to him when he was a boy. :P

d4m10n wrote: My favorite bit was where PZ insisted that Ellen DeGeneres must confess and repent the sin of racism.

The DeGeneres kerfluffle is perhaps the greatest nutshell example of SJW idiocy and wrongness I've seen yet.

I feel really bad for Leslie Jones. She doesn't deserve this shit.

What is your opinion of the laser-powered space sperm going all Carrier on Proxima? Would they make it? I don't know, but if in the course of events some of those probes got on my face, I really wouldn't mind. It's not like I'd catch The Gray or anything. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/6...

Given that the planet's in the habitable zone, it must be very close to the star. Which means its invariably tidally locked -- the same side always faces the star. That's not great for life, but not terrible either. I'd be more worried about the atmospheric activity of the star; flares, CME's etc a...

I can't walk in those shoes, but I can recognize that if Brad Pitt had been in an elevator in Ireland five years ago, we might not be here now, and Watson would still be boasting about how she once sucked Brad Pitt's dick. Obviously Brad Pitt has to be very drunk in this story, but in this case dru...

And I think Islam sucks for the way it brainwashes women into hiding in baggy sacks so men don't go all Carrier in public, and men into thinking the mere sight of flesh should turn them into sex machines. Not on topic but just an observation. I think that a society that allows things like topless b...

Biggest piece of shit car I ever had was a 1982 Dodge Omni 024 hatchback. It was horribly engineered and the carburetor would suck up oil vapors, thereby clogging it up. I had to take it in almost weekly to get the carb cleaned out, but even that didn't stop the tendency to stall at every red light...

jet_lagg wrote: Carrier is a PUA who thinks paying lip service to feminism will absolve him of his sins.

Exactly. I never got the impression he was an SJW, he just played one on FtB to further his interests - financial/sexual/whatevs.

Biggest piece of shit car I ever had was a 1982 Dodge Omni 024 hatchback. It was horribly engineered and the carburetor would suck up oil vapors, thereby clogging it up. I had to take it in almost weekly to get the carb cleaned out, but even that didn't stop the tendency to stall at every red light...

Biggest piece of shit car I ever had was a 1982 Dodge Omni 024 hatchback. It was horribly engineered and the carburetor would suck up oil vapors, thereby clogging it up. I had to take it in almost weekly to get the carb cleaned out, but even that didn't stop the tendency to stall at every red light ...

Jerry Coyne has cited Carrier as a credible source of the historicity of Jeebus: As for J. Warner Wallace, author of Cold-Case Christianity and now adjunct professor of apologetics at Biola University, his book appears to be based purely on whether Scripture seems reliable to a detective (see here ...

Resident legal eagles, and others with some interest in the topic, may wish to weigh in on whether that Act might well justify banning Islam and deporting those already in the US. Even if probably doesn't cover nuking Mecca, from orbit, just to be sure. Why is it always from "orbit"? Are you a spac...

Crap. :nin:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CqSodB1WAAA8SiG.jpg

comhcinc wrote:
Clarence wrote: Fair enough.
Good luck with the rugrats(what my dad used to call me and my brothers) and especially
your mom.
I normally call mine assholes, fuckheads, or a bunch of little cunts.

You're in some fine company.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/18/health/ar ... index.html

Spike13 wrote: He us bigger things to occupy his time, his mind too full scientific inquirery for such mundane concerns.

Yep. It takes so long to dump Round-Up in a fish tank it's a wonder he has enough time to put on pants at all.

I think the absurdity is the point. How better to demonstrate your SJW credentials than expressing a belief in something so clearly ridiculous? Hey you might be right. They seem to be getting more and more ridiculous over the years, which may well be a sign they're trying to continually push the en...

Thanks for the informative and thoughtful reply Kirbmarc. I think you should write the definitive "sane person's guide to understanding the regressive left". :)

I think there's definitely something to the idea that SJW culture demands expressions of belief in absurdities. Acceptance of a well-evidenced claim doesn't demonstrate any ideological commitment because it can be dismissed as a pragmatic acceptance of fact ; even your ideological foes can accept s...

Trans woman implies that an injectible estrogen shortage is a conspiracy on the part of the FDA. Some refreshing pushback in the comments section. Surprising for the Guardian. I see rational push back quite often in Guardian comment sections. Which tells me the Guardian is engaging in a lot of clic...

I think the absurdity is the point. How better to demonstrate your SJW credentials than expressing a belief in something so clearly ridiculous? Hey you might be right. They seem to be getting more and more ridiculous over the years, which may well be a sign they're trying to continually push the en...

sp0tlight wrote:
Brive1987 wrote:9000 eh?

I'm thinking of releasing a best of e-book.

If someone will pay me for both pages worth of work.
You need to do it properly:

1. FundMe
2. Patreon
3. Kickstarter
4. Not delivering shit

He's already got #4 down pat :P

I guess I must have had some latent hope that even the most far gone SJW might have a vague, blasphemous inkling of how ridiculous it might all sound. But I guess not. Trying to ascertain the limits of the ridiculousness of sjw-ism is like descending in a submersible to what you thought was the bot...

Keating wrote:I have confidence the admins here know what they're doing.

BAHAHAHAHAHA

Sucker.

JOHN TIMMER John became Ars Technica's science editor in 2007 after spending 15 years doing biology research at places like Berkeley and Cornell. IOW, failed doctoral candidate with a grudge against the establishment writing at a 4th-grade level on a field he knows fuck all about. Not a failed doct...

Tigzy wrote: I hope like hell that for once we get a film that goes some way towards living up to its trailer.

The new Ghostbusters did a great job living up to its trailer...

Meh. Julian Assange is not exactly a credible source its funny how people always demand unambiguous evidence, unless it's about their religion or their politics. Then, vague generalities and flimsy or no evidence are suddenly acceptable.

some guy wrote:
Matt Cavanaugh wrote:... The >100% turn-outs did occur. All documented. ...
http://www.factcheck.org/2013/01/voting-conspiracies/

Glen Beck said it, I believe it, that settles it!

Keating wrote:
katamari Damassi wrote:BTW y'all, got gay married last week! Now I'm interviewing for an overseas job that would separate me from my husband for 6 months.
My wedding greetings:

Individually, you were weak like twigs, but together you make an almighty faggot.

:lol: :clap:

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