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    Quote Originally Posted by Taernath View Post
    I meant like... you had it, and now you have it not. /inception noise
    lol.
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    Finally picked up my Christmas present from the post office today... took Leafa (NOT Leifa!!) out of the box... and her tiny wing broke off. And it's impossible to glue. LAME. (First world Christmas problems, I know).

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    Quote Originally Posted by petiteSylvan View Post
    Finally picked up my Christmas present from the post office today... took Leafa (NOT Leifa!!) out of the box... and her tiny wing broke off. And it's impossible to glue. LAME. (First world Christmas problems, I know).
    My Dad had a similar event with a winged marble Christmas present. He was quite unhappy. Hope it works out better for you.

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    Thanks! I think I'm going to need help with this one!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tgo01 View Post
    Wait, does your drowning statistic back up the statement you made in the previous sentence?
    Yes.
    Quote Originally Posted by Androidpk
    Schizophrenia isn't fatal. Your logic is flawed and flat out stupid.
    I'm not offering any logical arguments. I'm saying that a mature regulatory system has to take into account acute and chronic side effects, for example death and schizophrenia. I'm further saying that we as a nation don't take the position that anything that can cause death is more dangerous than anything that can't. I'm finally saying that the specific case of 5,000 per 1,000,000 risk of schizophrenia represents more of a danger than the specific case of 1 per 1,000,000 risk of death, and more of a danger than any currently legal substance (except nicotine, which I am also for banning).

    Please note how nowhere in the above paragraph are the words therefore, then, thus, etc. I'm still not offering any logical arguments. Please, please don't say "well by that logic...". I have made three empirical claims. If you would like to dispute them, your only choices are to do so empirically or futilely.
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    Freedom... is the ability to challenge yourself far beyond the constraints of traditional rule and order. We draw strength from our passions... we're driven by desire... even hatred can be a worthy ally when used against an enemy... and yet, we are told to turn our backs on these things... the very feelings, emotions... that make us all... human.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latrinsorm View Post
    Yes.I'm not offering any logical arguments. I'm saying that a mature regulatory system has to take into account acute and chronic side effects, for example death and schizophrenia. I'm further saying that we as a nation don't take the position that anything that can cause death is more dangerous than anything that can't. I'm finally saying that the specific case of 5,000 per 1,000,000 risk of schizophrenia represents more of a danger than the specific case of 1 per 1,000,000 risk of death, and more of a danger than any currently legal substance (except nicotine, which I am also for banning).

    Please note how nowhere in the above paragraph are the words therefore, then, thus, etc. I'm still not offering any logical arguments. Please, please don't say "well by that logic...". I have made three empirical claims. If you would like to dispute them, your only choices are to do so empirically or futilely.
    >I'm further saying that we as a nation don't take the position that anything that can cause death is more dangerou

    No, only you take that asinine position.

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    He's also not for the banning of saturated fats but he is for the banning of 64 ounce drinks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Androidpk View Post
    Hmm.. perhaps Rinko Kinkuchi or Rooney Mara.
    Bae Doona would also be an excellent choice.
    Last edited by Androidpk; 01-06-2015 at 08:49 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Taernath View Post
    I meant like... you had it, and now you have it not. /inception noise
    Man, you shouldn't explain your jokes to the humorless. It's funnier when they don't get it.
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    I like penis.
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