Not only is that a retarded way to handle a thief, seeing as you'd just be making yourself liable to get your brains bashed in, but thieves and robbers don't deserve any respect.
it's called a newspaper. they were around before electricity.
Alright. I conceed that point. I don't exactly use newspapers, it slipped my mind. Way to pick a small part out of my arguement though, seeing as that doesn't effect the points I made in the rest of my post. Electricty made the world a better place to live in.
Without electricity healthcare would be ****ed bad. People probably would be a lot less connected, country/state-wise, without quick and easy communication methods. People would definitely be a hell of a lot less informed, without the ability to keep up to date with current events through methods like television and the internet, and without easy access to new information. The world would be a darker place, in my opinion, and not just due to the lack of electronic lighting.
*Second result:*
"No one (At least on earth) knows what a Torb is."
Neat. Torb seems to range from a mythical creature on Ghostbusters to cough medicine.
*Types in "Torb" into the images section*
I get a wide range of images, including pictures of horses, a doctor, a dog, a mountain, an old texture pack project photo I did, a poorly drawn comic strip, and zoom-ins of random ****.
I suppose I'll do this in list form, from most hated to least. I'll throw in some numbers too, 10 being hating with a passion, 1 being mild dislike.
Parasites of any form. Am not a fan of worms inside a body. 10
Bears. 9.5
Bees. 8
Horseflies. 8
Wasps/Any other flying bitey-stingy bugs. 6
Monkeys/Apes (The big type, any of them that are more biped than quad). 3
Crocodiles. 2
The first five I dislike so much that I would throw a party if they were wiped off the planet. The others I merely dislike, out of their tendency to rip peoples faces off.
I go out of the gaping hole in the wall. Or a window. Or a trapdoor. Any of the other numerous non-door exits to a room. You'll have to provide further details about the room if you want a more creative answer.
Most certainly. As long as the weren't a giant pain in the ass to have (like say, if a robotic arm wouldn't be as functional with precision hand movements, or I had to recharge or have the augments inspected often).
Well, I don't really hate anybody. That said, I'm not sure if I'd give my limb to somebody I dislike, let alone somebody who'd be evil or douchy enough to incur my hate.
It's not a problem with Heaven, because by definition it is perfect, though probably nonexistent. And it's not a problem with eternal bliss, either.
Alright, you've got me there.
Also, I've never played minecraft.
Huh? Never played minecraft? How'd you become part of the offtopic forum here?
And I don't want to argue about this anymore, because I've described my core beliefs in the most fundamental way possible, and if you don't understand that then you won't understand anything I say.
Of course, if I don't agree, it's obviously because I can't understand the infinite knowledge that drips from your every word. Your wisdom is far too great. Your logic far too pure. It couldn't possibly be because I hold a differing opinion. I couldn't possibly see perfectly well where you're coming from, right?
I don't think you understand the concept of infinity. It is literally greater than anything ever. If you have even the very faintest memory of anything before, you'd still run into that again. Your imagination is nowhere near infinite, and it'd probably take less time to run through it all than to lose your long-term memory.
Not to mention knowing what's about to happen will invariably be boring.
That's a problem with any infinite afterlife.
A number of years back, I've played halo:CE. If I were to go back to playing the game, the memories would not stop me from enjoying it now. My imagination only has to be "long" enough to be where it's been enough time for those dreams to seem appealing to me.
Alright, you've played minecraft before, say you're going to build a house. Though you have an idea of what you're going to build when you start, your end result generally varies from what you pictured. I'd imagine that dreams could operate the same way.
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Alright. I conceed that point. I don't exactly use newspapers, it slipped my mind. Way to pick a small part out of my arguement though, seeing as that doesn't effect the points I made in the rest of my post. Electricty made the world a better place to live in.
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*Second result:*
"No one (At least on earth) knows what a Torb is."
Neat. Torb seems to range from a mythical creature on Ghostbusters to cough medicine.
*Types in "Torb" into the images section*
I get a wide range of images, including pictures of horses, a doctor, a dog, a mountain, an old texture pack project photo I did, a poorly drawn comic strip, and zoom-ins of random ****.
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I'd imagine I could do a little better on the PC though (am on my laptop currently).
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Parasites of any form. Am not a fan of worms inside a body. 10
Bears. 9.5
Bees. 8
Horseflies. 8
Wasps/Any other flying bitey-stingy bugs. 6
Monkeys/Apes (The big type, any of them that are more biped than quad). 3
Crocodiles. 2
The first five I dislike so much that I would throw a party if they were wiped off the planet. The others I merely dislike, out of their tendency to rip peoples faces off.
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Is the answer.. lightning?
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Alright, you've got me there.
Huh? Never played minecraft? How'd you become part of the offtopic forum here?
Of course, if I don't agree, it's obviously because I can't understand the infinite knowledge that drips from your every word. Your wisdom is far too great. Your logic far too pure. It couldn't possibly be because I hold a differing opinion. I couldn't possibly see perfectly well where you're coming from, right?
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That's a problem with any infinite afterlife.
A number of years back, I've played halo:CE. If I were to go back to playing the game, the memories would not stop me from enjoying it now. My imagination only has to be "long" enough to be where it's been enough time for those dreams to seem appealing to me.
Alright, you've played minecraft before, say you're going to build a house. Though you have an idea of what you're going to build when you start, your end result generally varies from what you pictured. I'd imagine that dreams could operate the same way.