Point and laugh :D That is the way I am going.Quiz wrote:Once all this stuff gets taken care of in court, I wonder how people will react to her at TAM know she was arrested for domestic violence.
Nerds. Nerds EVERYWHERE...
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Here's the problem. Certain factions of the skeptic/atheist community have spent the past two years insisting that conferences are unsafe and that extensive policies must be written and strictly enforced to protect the hearts and minds of all attendees, including trans*otherkins whose unborn conjoined twins are still stuck to their faces.Kristine Kochanski wrote:Point and laugh :D That is the way I am going.Quiz wrote:Once all this stuff gets taken care of in court, I wonder how people will react to her at TAM know she was arrested for domestic violence.
Are we really supposed to look the other way now that a confirmed domestic violence arrestee is SPEAKING at one of the conferences most seriously targeted as being rife with abusers?
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wasnt the excuse that they were forwarded a few times to preserve from defunct email addresses?Guestus Aurelius wrote:I agree that the "fuck me please" e-mails of 2010 don't prove that Radford's not guilty, but surely you'll agree that they're consequential evidence?Garlic wrote:Brive1987 wrote:He hasn't actually got around to explaining how the "fuck me please" emails of 2010 are consistent with the SA narrative.
Because they aren't.
Meh. It's fully compatible with him being nice for a while, her falling for it, and him turning the crazy back on. Rinse, repeat.
If you've never been in a situation like that, well, good for you. I suppose some of the folks in here who've been in "special" relationships could relate.
The really damning claim on Radford's site is the allegedly faked emails. Baxter claims that it was a honest mistake (duh!) and implies that there are many more, totally-for-realz post-2010 emails. We'll see.
In any case, the falsified e-mails are, as you say, the strongest evidence, and they speak directly to Stollznow's credibility and intent. I don't buy for a second that it was an honest mistake. First of all, that's the kind of thing you make sure is correct before you submit it to an investigator, assuming you're competent (she is) and honest ( :think: ). Second of all, even an honest mistake wouldn't excuse the quote-mining. Third of all, only the years were changed, and they weren't all changed by the same number. If all the dates were off by the same number of years, I'd consider the extraordinarily minute possibility (I'm talking false-rape-allegation extraordinary! ;) ) that somehow some auto-date software on some computer is to blame.
Plus, Baxter already confirmed to Mykeru that the quote-mined date-altered list of "harassing" e-mails that Radford posted was indeed presented as evidence to the CFI investigator.
I won't say case closed because we might not have all the pertinent evidence, but at this stage Stollznow's evidence had better be damn convincing.
if so they would have the same date or be grouped in bundles, by the dates they were being forwarded together
if they are staggered out rather than clumped AND advance dated, it is clear signs of knowing manipulation
also if constant harassment during 2010 was evident but a few emails "happened" to get their dates changed and they "happened" to be the ones sent to investigators, it would still be simplicity itself to show the incriminating ones
after all something had to establish the patter these were "confused" with
if those are all that can be dug up it shows clear signs of knowingly lying
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:lol:Holms
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Corvus, just go back to the pit. Standards of logic and behaviour are low enough over there that people will actually buy your shit; they may even praise you.
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I shall not seek, and I will not accept the nomination of official pit spokesgay.ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:Pffft. How could anyone not be turned on by this:katamari Damassi wrote:You made me google image search that. Twat.bhoytony wrote:
Yes, Peter Beardsley immediately comes to mind.
http://i.imgur.com/zchw9E7.jpg
I love how you are now the Pit's go-to-gay. Do you give tips on vacuuming and quiche-making? Or how to get through a particularly tricky crochet sequence?
Actually I'm a pretty astereotypical mo. While I keep myself in relatively good shape, I'm not a fashionista, and am kind of a slob. I'm not much of a cook. I prefer beer or whiskey over cape cods or cosmos. And as Mykeru will attest, you wouldn't want to hire me as your decorator-although liking kitsch and camp is a gay thing. I'm not a big fan of dance music and I'm usually more interested in hockey and american football than I am of musical theatre.
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That particular stereotype of gays would get disbelieving looks in my part of the sticks. Gays around here are mainly indistinguishable from the general population in so many ways it is not funny.ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote: I love how you are now the Pit's go-to-gay. Do you give tips on vacuuming and quiche-making? Or how to get through a particularly tricky crochet sequence?
One of my gay neighbours asked me if I was interested in attending a French cooking class and I jumped at it. But it was cancelled because there were not enough members of the local LBGT and their breeders friends interested.
(still cheesed off about it)
Lookit ...
This is a fun & informal 1 day cooking class to
learn some new cooking techniques and prepare
a Classic French meal that you can do at home.
French Onion Soup / Duck L’Orange
with Duck Leg Confit served with Potato Fondant
and Ratatouille Glazed Vegetable / Classic Crème Brûlée
The meal will be cooked as a group giving each
person a chance to participate then shared at the
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Did Chas C Peterson just semi-dox Ogvorbis? "Billy" reference seems to occur in the midst of an Ogvorbis hugfest in the Thunderdome.
http://i.imgur.com/aYHsivU.png
http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/ ... ent-778566
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I for one am hoping to find out if she has bigger nipples than he does.Really? wrote: If nothing else, I'm hoping we'll get a post-coital selfie in which Stollzy shows off her chest and Radford hides his face.
(no really ... that question has been keeping me up nights)
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[youtube]6cdFuMgMkBM[/youtube]ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:Did Chas C Peterson just semi-dox Ogvorbis? "Billy" reference seems to occur in the midst of an Ogvorbis hugfest in the Thunderdome.
http://i.imgur.com/aYHsivU.png
http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/ ... ent-778566
Oggy, don't rape those children.
Don't traumatize them for li-i-ife...
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That map is bizarre. Why are Spain and Sicily part of Africa? Why is Songhai on there when that empire fell apart due to civil strife in the 16th(?) century? The various ethnicities-with different languages and cultural traditions are very mixed-some were nomadic in the not too distant past. It's not likely they would be united into nation states without it being the result of some overarching power-muslim expansion in the distant past-european colonialism in the recent past.windy wrote:In non-Bradford-related news, this map has been making the rounds on Tumblr, Washington Post and other silly places. It tries to show what Africa might have looked like "if it had never been colonized". Apparently colonization by Muslims doesn't count?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wor ... n-1260.jpg
Reddit's Badhistory has been having some fun with it:
There was also a confused article in the Guardian about how "Google Maps gets Africa wrong".
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/a ... rica-wrong
Is fighting oppression through maps a "thing" at the moment?
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No. Ogvorbis used to use another online pseudonymous handle "Billy the Atheist"ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:Did Chas C Peterson just semi-dox Ogvorbis? "Billy" reference seems to occur in the midst of an Ogvorbis hugfest in the Thunderdome.
http://i.imgur.com/aYHsivU.png
http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/ ... ent-778566
There's a pharyngula wiki written by the horde that mentions this.
I presume his real name is different.
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I am still going with point and laugh, but that is just me. I have been attending TAM since TAM 4, I get my laughs where I can take them. Enough of the whining. Last year was so lovely because the whiny babies were not there. We had a lovely time and did not miss the drama llamas at all. Life went on for us and we all had a great time.Really? wrote:Here's the problem. Certain factions of the skeptic/atheist community have spent the past two years insisting that conferences are unsafe and that extensive policies must be written and strictly enforced to protect the hearts and minds of all attendees, including trans*otherkins whose unborn conjoined twins are still stuck to their faces.Kristine Kochanski wrote:Point and laugh :D That is the way I am going.Quiz wrote:Once all this stuff gets taken care of in court, I wonder how people will react to her at TAM know she was arrested for domestic violence.
Are we really supposed to look the other way now that a confirmed domestic violence arrestee is SPEAKING at one of the conferences most seriously targeted as being rife with abusers?
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Hey um, there's a few people I haven't seen at the pit recently. Hope all is well to the Kitty overlord.
I am even left wondering where John Calhoun is. He last posted 10 days ago.
I am even left wondering where John Calhoun is. He last posted 10 days ago.
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I'm a bit worried about our Overlord too. He seemed a bit down in some of his recent posts.JacquesCuze wrote:Hey um, there's a few people I haven't seen at the pit recently. Hope all is well to the Kitty overlord.
I am even left wondering where John Calhoun is. He last posted 10 days ago.
Also, welcome to all the new people.
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You cunt, really?.Lsuoma wrote:[youtube]6cdFuMgMkBM[/youtube]Guestus Aurelius wrote:[youtube]5EzuAl71myw[/youtube]
So fuck it, have some GREAT cuntry music:
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I used to fap like crazy over Emmylou...
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Humbert Humbert.Dick Strawkins wrote:No. Ogvorbis used to use another online pseudonymous handle "Billy the Atheist"ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:Did Chas C Peterson just semi-dox Ogvorbis? "Billy" reference seems to occur in the midst of an Ogvorbis hugfest in the Thunderdome.
http://i.imgur.com/aYHsivU.png
http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/ ... ent-778566
There's a pharyngula wiki written by the horde that mentions this.
I presume his real name is different.
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I get another mention over on Avi's blog.
http://freethoughtblogs.com/amilliongod ... ever-will/
Am I approaching the hattrick?
http://freethoughtblogs.com/amilliongod ... ever-will/
Am I approaching the hattrick?
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Lose the name, but leave the comment?
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Of course not. Good moderation, Peezus. :bjarte:
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Of course not. Good moderation, Peezus. :bjarte:
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I literally can't make it past the first paragraph. Avi is the Jackson Pollock of bloggers, except he sucks.
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Yes, but I think it's great Pitchguest is giving him food for thought and he is responding to it rather than ignoring as many of them do.Guestus Aurelius wrote:I literally can't make it past the first paragraph. Avi is the Jackson Pollock of bloggers, except he sucks.
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In the unmoderated Thunderdome that is totally never moderated.Beta Neckbeard wrote:Lose the name, but leave the comment?
http://imgur.com/a0f2CY6.jpg
Of course not. Good moderation, Peezus. :bjarte:
Except when it is moderated.
Which is all the time.
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Pitchguest wrote:I get another mention over on Avi's blog.
http://freethoughtblogs.com/amilliongod ... ever-will/
Am I approaching the hattrick?
OMG, just tried to read it.Guestus Aurelius wrote:I literally can't make it past the first paragraph. Avi is the Jackson Pollock of bloggers, except he sucks.
Avicenna needs some Valium, and an editor.
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Thank you for the warm welcome Jack.JackSkeptic wrote:I'm a bit worried about our Overlord too. He seemed a bit down in some of his recent posts.JacquesCuze wrote:Hey um, there's a few people I haven't seen at the pit recently. Hope all is well to the Kitty overlord.
I am even left wondering where John Calhoun is. He last posted 10 days ago.
Also, welcome to all the new people.
Its nice to be in the pit. Even if there are a lot of meanie pants who need to collectively check their reasoning and comedic privileges.
Edited photos of people that are totes hilarious?
Questioning conclusions derived from logical fallacies?
Cause PTSD much?
I'll say it louder this time...MEANIE PANTS. You should all feel ashamed by what your doing to the poor narcissists. I bet you a-holes didn't consider that if you deflate these fuckers then there will be fewer divisive people in the world. Then what? We can have nice things?
Pfffft...overrated.
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I had the same experience.Skep tickle wrote:Pitchguest wrote:I get another mention over on Avi's blog.
http://freethoughtblogs.com/amilliongod ... ever-will/
Am I approaching the hattrick?OMG, just tried to read it.Guestus Aurelius wrote:I literally can't make it past the first paragraph. Avi is the Jackson Pollock of bloggers, except he sucks.
Avicenna needs some Valium, and an editor.
Avicenna is OK when he sticks to medical matters - homeopathy, vaccination etc, or when he talks about indian society.
But his feminist stuff is terrible, not because I hate feminist writing per se, but because we writes about that subject in a Finnegans Wake stream of consciousness mess, like someone trying to organize a library using dynamite.
He is not careful with his facts and reacts with anger rather than humility when mistakes are pointed out.
He resorts to generalizations and insults against those he feels are likely to criticize him - labelling the slymepitters arseholes (we all know that's just Parsehole - and he can't help how he looks, Avicenna, you ableist creep!)
Calling us all MRAs or conflating us with AVFM is the standard lazy technique of those who either haven't tried to find out the truth of the diversity of opinion here - or who don't care.
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On another note, Myers has a post up (for ~17 hrs or so, so this is not breaking news) about sex education - or, rather, abstinence-only "education" - in Mississippi. http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/ ... ilthy-now/
Topic is fine but there are a couple of things about it that caught my eye:
1) In the OP, Myers envisions his penis melting away like a Tootsie Roll (it makes more sense in context) and that gives him castration anxiety - a bit of an oops on the biology there (but, okay, I get it, the idea of losing his manhood is anxiety-provoking for him);
2) He contrasts that & the Peppermint Pattie [sic] in the quoted story to women's genitalia which he calls "lady bits" that "you" "nibble on" - there he goes again with references to delicate femininity that needs to be treated reverently, plus also what seems to me like un-examined automatic heteronormativity to me;
3) The 2nd quote he presents uses "female" but that's apparently okay because the data in that section supports his views;
4) There are quite a few commenters in that thread who I don't recognize as "horde" (and many of those new-to-me nyms seem to be male, FWIW) - possibly because this is a post about Christianity affecting education (church-state, public health, etc) not the rift or feminism per se.
5) In this thread, we learn (again) that it's okay at Pharyngula to use ableist language, in this case when referring to people in the the deep South ("Bible belt") of the US (bolding added by me; none of these is a comment by Myers):
Topic is fine but there are a couple of things about it that caught my eye:
1) In the OP, Myers envisions his penis melting away like a Tootsie Roll (it makes more sense in context) and that gives him castration anxiety - a bit of an oops on the biology there (but, okay, I get it, the idea of losing his manhood is anxiety-provoking for him);
2) He contrasts that & the Peppermint Pattie [sic] in the quoted story to women's genitalia which he calls "lady bits" that "you" "nibble on" - there he goes again with references to delicate femininity that needs to be treated reverently, plus also what seems to me like un-examined automatic heteronormativity to me;
3) The 2nd quote he presents uses "female" but that's apparently okay because the data in that section supports his views;
4) There are quite a few commenters in that thread who I don't recognize as "horde" (and many of those new-to-me nyms seem to be male, FWIW) - possibly because this is a post about Christianity affecting education (church-state, public health, etc) not the rift or feminism per se.
5) In this thread, we learn (again) that it's okay at Pharyngula to use ableist language, in this case when referring to people in the the deep South ("Bible belt") of the US (bolding added by me; none of these is a comment by Myers):
comment 7 in the Pharyngula thread wrote:...my disdain for right-wingers, Christianists, and 60% of U.S. states just keeps getting supported by the terrible and idiotic things they keep doing!
comment 15 wrote:I know it’s wrong both morally and scientifically to tar an entire state with one brush, but so much shit like this comes out of Mississippi I have to wonder – is everyone in that state dumber than a sack of doorknobs?
Maybe it’s like my old town, everyone with two neurons to rub together gets the hell outta Dodge, and only the mouth-breathers remain.
Now, quite a few commenters specify that Mississippi's problems, and those of its people, relate to specific factors like evangelical Christianity, poverty, sub-par education, and ignorance - non-ableist talk, presumably - but I'm amused that noone over there has pointed out the ableism rife in that thread. (And Grim never seems to wander over to Pharyngula.)comments 18 and 19, replying to comment 15, wrote:...Honestly, you could tar about 35 out of the 50 states with the same brush. It’s dumbfucks almost all the way down.
And of course, the dumbfucks, no matter what the dumbfuck density of any given state, always seem to reach near 100% in administrative or government positions.
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Seems like there are several factors that go into whose name any one of us is more likely to remember & whose is forgettable, and that's going to differ to some extent between us, and the situation, etc.Percentage wrote:Well, John Scalzi jumped the shark today.
http://whatever.scalzi.com/2014/04/04/a ... al-sexism/
This reads like the latest fashionable confession of sins against feminism. So what, he remembers pulchritudinous women (or their names, or so he claims) better than other people (or their names, or so he claims). I just go :roll:
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And I imagine he would remember an extraordinarily ugly person, male or female, better too. Or an extraordinarily tall person. Or short person. Or anyone with any sort of trait that stood out strongly from the average.Skep tickle wrote:Seems like there are several factors that go into whose name any one of us is more likely to remember & whose is forgettable, and that's going to differ to some extent between us, and the situation, etc.Percentage wrote:Well, John Scalzi jumped the shark today.
http://whatever.scalzi.com/2014/04/04/a ... al-sexism/
This reads like the latest fashionable confession of sins against feminism. So what, he remembers pulchritudinous women (or their names, or so he claims) better than other people (or their names, or so he claims). I just go :roll:
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Which makes one ask why didn't Radford point out the email quotes -- not even presented as complete emails -- were cherry picked from emails sent years earlier?Guestus Aurelius wrote:
Plus, Baxter already confirmed to Mykeru that the quote-mined date-altered list of "harassing" e-mails that Radford posted was indeed presented as evidence to the CFI investigator.
Well, that speaks to the nature of CFI's "investigation". My assumption is, in order to protect the sensibilities of the accuser and not confuse the accused with TMI, Radford never got to see, much less respond to, what was presented as evidence against him.
The right to face one's accuser, which is such a fundamental part of common law tradition among courts not run by kangaroos, doesn't mean just "Yeah, okay, here's who is accusing you", but the right to have access to and respond to the evidence presented.
Apparently CFI just came out of chambers, announced to Radford that he sent harassing emails and did a mic drop.
That CFI did not, it seems, allow Radford to confront the evidence against, essentially aiding in the fraud, speaks to the kind of organization it is. where spineless corporate ass covering takes precedent over their own damned mission statement.
But then, we already knew that about CFI, didn't we?At the Center for Inquiry, we believe that evidence-based reasoning, in which humans work together to address common concerns, is critical for modern world civilization. Moreover, unlike many other institutions, we maintain that scientific methods and reasoning should be utilized in examining the claims of both pseudoscience and religion. We reject mysticism and blind faith. No topic should be placed off limits to scrutiny—certainly not fringe science and religion, which have an enormous influence on beliefs and conduct.
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That time he forgot his wife's name... was there was an attractive woman walking by? I always love the "holier-than-thou," bullshit. "Hi, I'm John, and I'm a sexist (Hellooo John!). And because I'm OWNING that I'm a sexist, at least I can examine and address the issues of MY sexism. Oh, and if you are an attractive women, please don't be upset if I don't remember your name..."didymos wrote:And I imagine he would remember an extraordinarily ugly person, male or female, better too. Or an extraordinarily tall person. Or short person. Or anyone with any sort of trait that stood out strongly from the average.Skep tickle wrote:Seems like there are several factors that go into whose name any one of us is more likely to remember & whose is forgettable, and that's going to differ to some extent between us, and the situation, etc.Percentage wrote:Well, John Scalzi jumped the shark today.
http://whatever.scalzi.com/2014/04/04/a ... al-sexism/
This reads like the latest fashionable confession of sins against feminism. So what, he remembers pulchritudinous women (or their names, or so he claims) better than other people (or their names, or so he claims). I just go :roll:
Hahaha!! Too busy committing cup size to his memory, by chance? That list of tweets was just a bizarre little trip down narcissist lane. Everybody look at John!
But thank you, Skep Tickle, for the word "pulchritudinous." Tucked away for future use. :clap:
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Just when you think the old Irony Meter is going to make it, they shoot it all to hell. They are the Discovery Institute of rad-fem atheists. Yes, our standards are so low we look at the evidence provided, question it, look up the company involved in the computer forensics thing, organize a timeline, talk to Baxter...anything else? We don't give hugs or try to hide the identity of self-confessed child rapists. Not sure if that counts, but it's a nice jab anyway. Oh..I forgot...our standards are so low here, we even link to the sources. Stupid standards.BarnOwl wrote::lol:Holms
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Corvus, just go back to the pit. Standards of logic and behaviour are low enough over there that people will actually buy your shit; they may even praise you.
Maybe someday we can unquestioningly accept what people tell us. Maybe the baboons can show us the way? :pray:
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I'm with Kristine.. I'll probably point and laugh.. Honestly, all this time the SJW have been screaming about how unsafe the conferences have been..and it's been one of there own who people should be afraid of...
seriously guys...(at least)2 men kept going back for more knowing she is batshit crazy...
be honest...how many men here would have sex with her knowing everything we now know about her?
well, the more I think this through..women go back to their violent partners all the time..so why not men..
I must say...that we have to have some great content for my next infusion.. makes for a perfect way to get it..
seriously guys...(at least)2 men kept going back for more knowing she is batshit crazy...
be honest...how many men here would have sex with her knowing everything we now know about her?
well, the more I think this through..women go back to their violent partners all the time..so why not men..
I must say...that we have to have some great content for my next infusion.. makes for a perfect way to get it..
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When's the next episode, and is their a reveal about stallsnow having prosopagnosia.
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I quite like the idea of everybody at TAM booing her like Glenn Close at the end of Dangerous Liaisons - although for that to work Stollznow would need to have as much shame as the Marquise de Merteuil, and I'm not sure she does.mary (abbie's ilk) wrote:I'm with Kristine.. I'll probably point and laugh..
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I must admit she looks like a former partner of mine. Which is creepy. I am now experiencing recovered memories of her standing over my sleeping body, deciding whether to slit my throat or not.
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I don't recall the SA article being so nuanced. The one I read said 2009 was it and it was rape/harassment from that point on.Garlic wrote:Brive1987 wrote:He hasn't actually got around to explaining how the "fuck me please" emails of 2010 are consistent with the SA narrative.
Because they aren't.
Meh. It's fully compatible with him being nice for a while, her falling for it, and him turning the crazy back on. Rinse, repeat.
If you've never been in a situation like that, well, good for you. I suppose some of the folks in here who've been in "special" relationships could relate.
The really damning claim on Radford's site is the allegedly faked emails. Baxter claims that it was a honest mistake (duh!) and implies that there are many more, totally-for-realz post-2010 emails. We'll see.
No exceptions noted.
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Just back from seeing Gladiator at the Sydney Opera House with the family.
Big screen, choirs, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, 10 rows back - and best of all, the original singer (Lisa Gerrard) performed.
Magic.
http://i.imgur.com/t3jfjwX.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/bRfFTbg.jpg
Big screen, choirs, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, 10 rows back - and best of all, the original singer (Lisa Gerrard) performed.
Magic.
http://i.imgur.com/t3jfjwX.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/bRfFTbg.jpg
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Anyone got more stellar reviews?
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Lsuoma wrote:Humbert Humbert.Dick Strawkins wrote:No. Ogvorbis used to use another online pseudonymous handle "Billy the Atheist"ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:Did Chas C Peterson just semi-dox Ogvorbis? "Billy" reference seems to occur in the midst of an Ogvorbis hugfest in the Thunderdome.
http://i.imgur.com/aYHsivU.png
http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/ ... ent-778566
There's a pharyngula wiki written by the horde that mentions this.
I presume his real name is different.
Billy the Rapeist?
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If this crazy keeps a pace, i'm going to have to get back on twitter for some fun, can't let murky be getting all the scoops
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Alas, his blog was far more mundane than his current profile would suggest.
http://iambilly.wordpress.com
I'd be interested in Skeptickle's views on PZs anti dox views.
http://iambilly.wordpress.com
I'd be interested in Skeptickle's views on PZs anti dox views.
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Indeed. It reminds me of Dana Hunter's outrage that a heterosexual teenager refused to have sex with a male prostitute, and her conclusion that it was a clear example of homophobia.Skep tickle wrote:Seems like there are several factors that go into whose name any one of us is more likely to remember & whose is forgettable, and that's going to differ to some extent between us, and the situation, etc.Percentage wrote:Well, John Scalzi jumped the shark today.
http://whatever.scalzi.com/2014/04/04/a ... al-sexism/
This reads like the latest fashionable confession of sins against feminism. So what, he remembers pulchritudinous women (or their names, or so he claims) better than other people (or their names, or so he claims). I just go :roll:
It's just normal human biology. People are attracted to what their biology tells them and this attraction makes certain individuals stick out in their minds when they meet them.
You can't really change that - sexism would be continually acting on this (for example, if Scalzi only ever treated these attractive women as sex objects, or pursued every attractive women he met) rather than simply realizing you have certain ingrained physical preferences.
There is, of course, an advantage for SJWs to act outraged about normal biology.
It's a kind of original sin you are born with, and so allows them to include everyone in their list of target sexists or homophobes.
The SJWs themselves, naturally enough, are absolved from this sin due to the fact that they have
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A Zen master saw a scorpion drowning and decided to draw it from the water, and when he did, the scorpion stung him. Because of the pain, the master dropped the animal which fell in the water. The master attempted a second time to get it out of the water and the animal stung him again. Someone who was observing approached the master and said:-.
Excuse me, but you are stubborn! Don’t you understand that whenever you’ll attempt to pull it out of the water, it will sting you? The master replied:-the nature of the scorpion is to sting, and this will not change mine which is to help.
Then, using a leaf, the master drew the water scorpion from the water and saved its life and continued.
Excuse me, but you are stubborn! Don’t you understand that whenever you’ll attempt to pull it out of the water, it will sting you? The master replied:-the nature of the scorpion is to sting, and this will not change mine which is to help.
Then, using a leaf, the master drew the water scorpion from the water and saved its life and continued.
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Damn, Za-zen, don't you make me pull out my zen books. I meant to get back into that shit when I had the time, which I now do.
That's a new one on me, though. Sufi stories are good too.
That's a new one on me, though. Sufi stories are good too.
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In zen your not supposed to give a "moral of the story is" as that's for the reader....
My moral of the story is; later on down the road the zen master drops dead, because he refused to learn the fucking lesson that the scorpion didn't want him to touch it.
My moral of the story is; later on down the road the zen master drops dead, because he refused to learn the fucking lesson that the scorpion didn't want him to touch it.
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The Sufi knew what social justice wankers will never understand:
Change the World
Bayazid, a Sufi mystic, has written in his autobiography, “When I was young I thought and I said to God, and in all my prayers this was the base: ‘Give me energy so that I can change the whole world.’ Everybody looked wrong to me. I was a revolutionary and I wanted to change the face of the earth.
“When I became a little more mature I started praying: ‘This seems to be too much. Life is going out of my hands–almost half of my life is gone and I have not changed a single person, and the whole world is too much.’ So I said to God, ‘My family will be enough. Let me change my family.’
“And when I became old,†says Bayazid, “I realized that even the family is too much, and who am I to change them? Then I realized that if I can change myself that will be enough, more than enough. I prayed to God, ‘Now I have come to the right point. At least allow me to do this: I would like to change myself.’
“God replied, ‘Now there is no time left. This you should have asked in the beginning. Then there was a possibility.’â€
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Here's a Zen Koan I don't understand, but I really like:
29. No Water, No Moon
When the nun Chiyono studied Zen under Bukko of Engaku she was unable to attain the fruits of meditation for a long time.
At last one moonlit night she was carrying water in an old pail bound with bamboo. The bamboo broke and the bottom fell out of the pail, and at that moment Chiyono was set free!
In commemoration, she wrote a poem:
In this way and that I tried to save the old pail
Since the bamboo strip was weakening and about
to break
Until at last the bottom fell out.
No more water in the pail!
No more moon in the water!
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That koan, to my understanding is about value. Ask it a different way:
You're in a desert, carrying a backpack with all your worldly possessions, but the weight of them may mean you don't get to the otherside. What do you do?
You're in a desert, carrying a backpack with all your worldly possessions, but the weight of them may mean you don't get to the otherside. What do you do?
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I've always found the cartoons of Sam Gross to be rather Zen.
http://www.sanfacon.com/art/cartoons/in ... _gross.gif
But that might just be me.
http://www.sanfacon.com/art/cartoons/in ... _gross.gif
But that might just be me.
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I see Radford as the scorpion and this is the FTB zen masters' response to him.Za-zen wrote:In zen your not supposed to give a "moral of the story is" as that's for the reader....
My moral of the story is; later on down the road the zen master drops dead, because he refused to learn the fucking lesson that the scorpion didn't want him to touch it.
[youtube]1p_dLlBxGkI[/youtube]
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That was far too effective - they actually managed to kill the scorpion.bhoytony wrote:I see Radford as the scorpion and this is the FTB zen masters' response to him.Za-zen wrote:In zen your not supposed to give a "moral of the story is" as that's for the reader....
My moral of the story is; later on down the road the zen master drops dead, because he refused to learn the fucking lesson that the scorpion didn't want him to touch it.
[youtube]1p_dLlBxGkI[/youtube]
I tend to see Peezus and chums more like this:
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Zen master shiwongreilly once taught:
Tide goes in, tide goes out
Tide goes in, tide goes out
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Lmfao, somebody needs to tweet that to pzDick Strawkins wrote:That was far too effective - they actually managed to kill the scorpion.bhoytony wrote:I see Radford as the scorpion and this is the FTB zen masters' response to him.Za-zen wrote:In zen your not supposed to give a "moral of the story is" as that's for the reader....
My moral of the story is; later on down the road the zen master drops dead, because he refused to learn the fucking lesson that the scorpion didn't want him to touch it.
[youtube]1p_dLlBxGkI[/youtube]
I tend to see Peezus and chums more like this:
[youtube]bRV4d9LCawU[/youtube]
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Stalls and Rad get together to hash things out
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The mouth speaks what the heart is full of.James Caruthers wrote:Much shorter Suey Park:
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