Jim Bakker Guest: I Prayed Away A Tornado After God Said I'd Be Responsible For Anybody It Killed -...

MarkiusMahamius comments on Mar 23, 2019:

I also like to publicize it when im right, and claim it wasnt just an accident.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 23, 2019:

@1of5 sites like this really beg the question of appropriate self marketing vs humility. If I was better at marketing I wouldn't be here. If I was more humble... well crap.

I am not sure if a certain amount of irreverence is a necessary or sufficient precursor to achieving...

MarkiusMahamius comments on Mar 23, 2019:

Please add a tl;dr

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 23, 2019:

@GnosticLove Dr Suess is a great writer and completely underappreciated, I will agree with that.

I want to...

lookinhard comments on Mar 22, 2019:

kinda boring.....or am i missing something?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 23, 2019:

Nope

Calling Women "the Office Bunny"

Paul4747 comments on Mar 22, 2019:

It is a pejorative term. It is also, very sadly, still a fact of life. There is, in my workplace (a state prison), an employee who, with zero custody experience, zero experience outside the records office, and a total of three years experience in the Department of Corrections, was put in charge ...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 22, 2019:

@Paul4747 we can believe whatever we want

Calling Women "the Office Bunny"

Paul4747 comments on Mar 22, 2019:

It is a pejorative term. It is also, very sadly, still a fact of life. There is, in my workplace (a state prison), an employee who, with zero custody experience, zero experience outside the records office, and a total of three years experience in the Department of Corrections, was put in charge ...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 22, 2019:

Everything you're saying is true, but so is all the #metoo stuff. Life is full of conflict and lots of it is men v women, or women v men. It's not an excuse to wallow.

Calling Women "the Office Bunny"

Athena comments on Mar 22, 2019:

Hmm.. this definition is even shocking to me. I agree it's a sexist term, but I would question whether this man actually understood the definition when he used it. I'm going to guess he had no idea. It might have been a very good time to educate him nicely. I did this once when a man at work ...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 22, 2019:

Its a learning process for sure, but the only reason for that, is because this coworker is showing willfull ignorance. Being super nice and coddling him in the name of tolerance is just letting him, and way too many guys just like him, get a pass.

Muslim countries do not accept Christian churches in their territory and do not accept atheists, ...

MarkiusMahamius comments on Mar 16, 2019:

So is this the prolog to your manifesto or the opening page?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@tkcoy rational people do take me seriously. The OP, whom you seem to agree with, is espousing bullshit that is far from rational. So go piss up a rope.

I had no idea this was a thing- Mansplaining shirtgate to women is meta misogyny | Dr. Jen Gunter

indirect76 comments on Mar 16, 2019:

This is all so confusing. Can someone humansplain it to me?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

I had to do some reading so i could figure it out by myself.

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Amzungu comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I work in a cancer center and we collaborate with many others. I do not know one that is medically reputable and religiously affiliated, though there is certainly a lot of God in cancer care, it comes from the patients and families and is rooted in personal beliefs, not professional ones. Clinicians...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@Amzungu2 so you don't only see patients who want care that they can afford to demand? Yes, Medicare and most all insurances also use formulas to allocate care, and hopefully won't spend money on cases like the one you described earlier. So I'm assuming that was a family with the means to make that kind of request. I think the study I firstmentioned here, refers to cancer patients in general, not just those with financial resources, so they get railoaded (if survival stats are correct, though thye are hard to decipher) into squandering everything they've saved. I'm wondering if religion is how this type of gouging is done. Though you may be right, it could be medical practioners themselves.

Muslim countries do not accept Christian churches in their territory and do not accept atheists, ...

MarkiusMahamius comments on Mar 16, 2019:

So is this the prolog to your manifesto or the opening page?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@Williamcristiano "manifesto" or "opening page"?

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Amzungu comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I work in a cancer center and we collaborate with many others. I do not know one that is medically reputable and religiously affiliated, though there is certainly a lot of God in cancer care, it comes from the patients and families and is rooted in personal beliefs, not professional ones. Clinicians...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@Amzungu2 lots of countries with some sort of universal care do have formulas, and then committees, to guide those decisions. Healthcare isn't a limitless resource, and for it to be available to everyone despite socioeconomic status, there has to be impartial allocation by a third party. Some examples https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4225752/

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Beowulfsfriend comments on Mar 16, 2019:

Skipping everything else and just answering the title question: no, however, with that said, one can make arguments on humanitarian terms. I don't have a definition for what those would be, so that would be the first argument. But god, absolutely not. And, if so, what would be the argument? ...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

Share your terms if you wish. It's not your duty, but could be useful.

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

genessa comments on Mar 16, 2019:

you say you think religion has something to do with "this" but you just throw it in, almost as an afterthought; we probably wouldn't even notice that throwaway if it were not for the question, and what you describe isn't even end of life care (you talk about survival, not end of life care). you ...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

I disagree that prolonging someone's inevitable death for 2 years isn't end of life care. It is. It's not the hospice level end, but it's nothing else but the end. I think religion is relevant because it's the tool that allows money to be reframed as hope or some sort of free will, at the expense of families and patients.

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Amzungu comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I work in a cancer center and we collaborate with many others. I do not know one that is medically reputable and religiously affiliated, though there is certainly a lot of God in cancer care, it comes from the patients and families and is rooted in personal beliefs, not professional ones. Clinicians...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@Amzungu2 yes to your final question, and I guess having that decision made by others is kinda irrelevant, since you said families are the ones driving these decisions. I'd much prefer qualified professionals to make the call, than any of my relatives.

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Amzungu comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I work in a cancer center and we collaborate with many others. I do not know one that is medically reputable and religiously affiliated, though there is certainly a lot of God in cancer care, it comes from the patients and families and is rooted in personal beliefs, not professional ones. Clinicians...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@Amzungu2 respecting someones decisoon, aka "you do you" is not the same as just taking their money and putting your professional skills to use for no conceivable good. For people who choose to become licensed and sanctioned in a line of work that is based on selling hope over outcomes, it makes ethical sense to do exactly that- sell hope over outcomes. Informed consent isn't really a thing when the people selling have all the power, and the people consenting only have hope. I realize it's a tough choice. For instance, medical providers who choose to perform FGM (female genital mutilation) are responding to a heartfelt demand and are undoubtedly preventing worse injury if their patients seek that same surgery elsewhere. I'm sure they make sure that the families grant informed consent as well. But that doesn't automativally make what they do "ethical".

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Amzungu comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I work in a cancer center and we collaborate with many others. I do not know one that is medically reputable and religiously affiliated, though there is certainly a lot of God in cancer care, it comes from the patients and families and is rooted in personal beliefs, not professional ones. Clinicians...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@Amzungu2 yeah I don't know how often these types of decisions are made solely by the family, and how often the family thinks they are doing what the patients wants, or not. Or if the family/patient is only saying they are relying on religious beliefs to justify their decisons. I cited another study about religion and end of life decision making a couple of posts down. It's also really hard to tease out the "professional ethics" of a profession that is ultimately based on trading money for health, or money for the illusion of health, since obviously some people choose to pay for care that doesn't benefit them. "They just gave me money, I didn't make them do it" is an excuse that hasn't worked in many a trial for racketeering or protection-schemes.

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

indirect76 comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I don’t see how religion plays into this at all in the way you are thinking. I think people fairly universally do not want to die. That’s about it. What they do with their money is a moral decision that they alone get to decide. I would actually say that a belief in an afterlife would cause less...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@indirect76 here's one link, the discussions towards the end have the most relevant information https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2526227/

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

DenoPenno comments on Mar 16, 2019:

Even believers have a fear of death and this guides the end of life thoughts. They don't admit it but this is true. Why else would my lifelong theist friend tell a non-believer at a senior's meeting that his age should cause him to give god and the afterlife some serious thoughts? I find it ...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

Everyone who believes in heaven, doesn t want to get there. Yup

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Amzungu comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I work in a cancer center and we collaborate with many others. I do not know one that is medically reputable and religiously affiliated, though there is certainly a lot of God in cancer care, it comes from the patients and families and is rooted in personal beliefs, not professional ones. Clinicians...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

But the real stats for "prolonging life and survival" don't seem to match up with beliefs, which is how people can ge convinved to spend so much money. That knowledge gap in patients understanding, points to something unethical by the people who are charging for care.

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

indirect76 comments on Mar 16, 2019:

I don’t see how religion plays into this at all in the way you are thinking. I think people fairly universally do not want to die. That’s about it. What they do with their money is a moral decision that they alone get to decide. I would actually say that a belief in an afterlife would cause less...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

Stats dont bear that out, when it comes to health care spending on keeping people alive. Its almost always a decision made in the name of religion, when it comes to delaying the inevitable for as long as possible. Of course, most people self identify as religious, so you might be right that they are just using those words.

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

Detritus comments on Mar 16, 2019:

Point 1) I have seen no reason to believe that anyone REALLY. believes in god or heaven. We all know that this life is all there is. Our “beliefs” collapse at the end of our one and only life. Point 2) when grasping at straws one does not count the cost. End of life care can be as ...

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

Guessing... The church? The medical industry? The IRS? My skeezy neighbor and his friends?

Does beleif in god justify how much should people be allowed to spend on end of life care?

KKGator comments on Mar 16, 2019:

Belief in any gods doesn't "justify" anything.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

It's often the only reason people pay for prolonged end of life care, even if it makes no sense to me or you. And there's a huge medical industry that revolves around those beliefs. I dunno if there's a good answer though. That customer base will always exist.

Nudes.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Mar 16, 2019:

Is this actually legal? Without going into the weeds, there's this: https://hellobeautiful.com/2679922/legal-rights-for-nude-photos/

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

@Olnoseven excellent legal analysis.

It has been years since I've had a solid, intimate relationship.

Allamanda comments on Mar 16, 2019:

true for women also... maybe more so since we tend to get more emotionally attached.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 16, 2019:

I dunno, I've seen more males threaten suicide over a breakup, than females. Also males spend more of their money on symbols of relationships than females do, I think that represents an emotional commitment.

Space explained - look in a "empty" cardboard box - what do you see - space, or area.

ToakReon comments on Mar 15, 2019:

A post based on a limited understanding.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Mar 15, 2019:

Limited? Try non-existent.

I don't mind being called "unattractive" or "ugly" but please don't assume I or anyone else is ...

MarkiusMahamius comments on Jan 1, 2019:

In all honesty, if you just learned something you should have learned in your 20's it's hard not to insult your intellegence.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Jan 1, 2019:

@PalacinkyPDX you are? Wow, I never would have figured that out on my own! Thanks a million!

I'm visiting my son in Banstead, London, and there is a thick mist outside.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 30, 2018:

It's always sunny on top of the clouds

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 30, 2018:

@MattHardy yeah, because it's always sunny at night.

So there are good people in the world, after all ... [bbc.co.uk]

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 28, 2018:

6, by my last count.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 28, 2018:

@Triphid fuckin thanks man, life changing post

So there are good people in the world, after all ... [bbc.co.uk]

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 28, 2018:

6, by my last count.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 28, 2018:

@Triphid yes, I'd like to think that too.

Wanted.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 28, 2018:

What's this obsession with how she organizes her ducks?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 28, 2018:

@josh23452 the duck flu can really ring your bell. Take care of yourself, and if it lasts more than 4 hours seek medical help.

Wanted.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 28, 2018:

What's this obsession with how she organizes her ducks?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 28, 2018:

@josh23452 I think you're uneccesaraly culling the field of potential immature sticky bun eaters by requiring she own and manage ducks. Nothing against ducks, especially in a nice orange sauce.

Seriously?

jlynn37 comments on Dec 27, 2018:

Why do people think that violence against another is the answer or solution to all problems?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 27, 2018:

Because they're idiots.

“If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading.” Lao Tzu

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 25, 2018:

What if I like the direction I'm heading?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 25, 2018:

@MissKathleen but it sounds like Lao Tzu is worried about my direction. Does he know something about my destination that I don't?

I hope this post won't be frowned upon too much.

DoctoralZombie comments on Dec 24, 2018:

Yup, I always check the group memberships. I block people based on group membership as well.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 25, 2018:

@DoctoralZombie being able to see who they block could reveal a lot about them as well

I hope this post won't be frowned upon too much.

DoctoralZombie comments on Dec 24, 2018:

Yup, I always check the group memberships. I block people based on group membership as well.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 24, 2018:

@DoctoralZombie that's a good point. I'd find a list of blocked users that you/any other user with a similar strategy, listed on your profile, to be very useful. It's be easy to see who is all about curating the site the way they like it, and it's also be interesting to see the types of users that get blocked. There are people who block clear predators and trolls, and those who block based on more specific traits (like group membership).

Good Morning All.

MarvelAnn comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Aw, man. That stinks. I'm sorry your daughter doesnt appreciate what you have done for her. Sometimes people are blinded by greed, stupidity, and drama. Hugs from Ohio.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 23, 2018:

@MarvelAnn I throw the ball for my dog and he brings it back. He will literally collapse with exhaustion before he stops.so I have to stop first. It's the adult thing to do. So there we go.

What's everyone's favorite brand of coffee.

Annitonn comments on Dec 15, 2018:

Death wish is mine. I have to order it online

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 23, 2018:

@Nightshade1313 there's a company called "MDS Needed" that makes a great dark roast

Good Morning All.

MarvelAnn comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Aw, man. That stinks. I'm sorry your daughter doesnt appreciate what you have done for her. Sometimes people are blinded by greed, stupidity, and drama. Hugs from Ohio.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 23, 2018:

@MarvelAnn you're right about the "welcome to America" part. I se post after post about Xmas worship and the spirit of sharing, and post after post about how crappily our "welfare" system treats people who have disabilities, and I work in community and social services, so... hypocrisy is the order of the day here, and I completwly agree that this is nothing but routine business. Property owners are always "right" in this country, and those who don't have jobs and pay their taxes, are always wrong. It's more than a little ironic to see the fan girl-ing this post is getting.

She's dressed for a nice evening. He's thinking "One button at at time..."

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

How do you know she isn't gay and wants a woman to undue the buttons?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 23, 2018:

@Seeker55 I'm actually not interested in checking out your posts. My original comment was about her not wanting a man, but a woman. Your the one who mentioned a fantasy.

She's dressed for a nice evening. He's thinking "One button at at time..."

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

How do you know she isn't gay and wants a woman to undue the buttons?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 23, 2018:

@Cutiebeauty then judge me unworthy and kick me out. So sorry that my mental makeup causes me to be disgusted when old guys fantasize about what should be, to them, a little girl.

On to a new man.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

He's going to ask you for money next week.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 23, 2018:

@TomMcGiverin hope I am too.

Good Morning All.

MarvelAnn comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Aw, man. That stinks. I'm sorry your daughter doesnt appreciate what you have done for her. Sometimes people are blinded by greed, stupidity, and drama. Hugs from Ohio.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 23, 2018:

@MarvelAnn no one is discussing that because you all have drunk the cool aid. You're talking about making an old disabled man and (I'm guessing) his primary caregiver, homeless in the middle of winter in the northeastern US, and all you want to do is crow about how it serves them right. You (all) are surely aware that this guy has no savings and no ability to save. Whatever got him here, it sounds like it was the charity of his ex wife that allowed him to have a relatively less miserable existence for awhile. Yeah, she no duty to continue that, but don't lie to yourself about the consequences here. The US has a relatively weak safety net, and perhaps some heartwarming story about a cop or social worker helping this guy will surface, but perhaps he and his daughter will become just another stat, while the rest of the US justifies their lack of compassion with stories about property rights.

Good Morning All.

MarvelAnn comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Aw, man. That stinks. I'm sorry your daughter doesnt appreciate what you have done for her. Sometimes people are blinded by greed, stupidity, and drama. Hugs from Ohio.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@MarvelAnn blaming homeless people for their own plight is classic hegemony

Isn't it Ironic?

Gwendolyn2018 comments on Dec 18, 2018:

I am here for conversation--the chance of actually meeting a man who meets my standards is fairly nil.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@Gwendolyn2018 yup, gotta be the other way around

New partner after a long time relationship finished?

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

I'm only here because a classmate of mines dad found the love of his/their life on this site - both of whom had previously failed marriages.. It's full of people, which includes the good and the bad, but you can find it here.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@Mike1947 no guarantees at all. Hope time heals all wounds blah blah blah. Sounds like you've found a way to cope. The couple I know meet back in feb, spent the summer visiting each other, then he moved 00 miles so they could move in together. Quite blissfully in love, to the point they'll make you sick to your stomach if you spend to much time around them. So jealous.

She's dressed for a nice evening. He's thinking "One button at at time..."

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

How do you know she isn't gay and wants a woman to undue the buttons?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@Cutiebeauty like what, gay or fantasizing about little girls not even half our age?

Isn't it Ironic?

Gwendolyn2018 comments on Dec 18, 2018:

I am here for conversation--the chance of actually meeting a man who meets my standards is fairly nil.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

Conversely, the chances of you meeting someone else's high standards are probably pretty low, so good choice.

Isn't it Ironic?

GhostbusterJay7 comments on Dec 17, 2018:

Every time I try to talk to a lady here some gaggle of jerks jump on the "um actually" wagon and whine about how I'm ruining the site.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

Gaggle of jerks? Your problem seems clear enough to me.

She's dressed for a nice evening. He's thinking "One button at at time..."

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

How do you know she isn't gay and wants a woman to undue the buttons?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@Seeker55 I hope, when I'm your age, to be fantasizing about women that couldn't be my daughter.

Racism Explained for Dummies.

sassygirl3869 comments on Dec 22, 2018:

Actually brown eggs are local eggs and local eggs are fresh.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

I guess brown eggs are local in your area, but that means they're imported in my area. I'm still trying to figure out what this has to with racism.

New partner after a long time relationship finished?

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

I'm only here because a classmate of mines dad found the love of his/their life on this site - both of whom had previously failed marriages.. It's full of people, which includes the good and the bad, but you can find it here.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@Mike1947 it wasn't some fake, polished bio (bio is good for seeing how they want you to see them, NOT how they really are) that led them to each other - it was brutal honesty about who and what they are in the forums, PM's, and groups here. I like how its working so far. (Sorry about your wife)

Don't click on this post!!! You won't like it !!

RobertMartin comments on Dec 22, 2018:

Luckily, I don't have a wife to deal with

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

So you're the one who made the coffee that fateful morning...

If time travel will be possible in the future, how come no one has ever come back to say hi?

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

Saying "hi" to one's long dead ancestors may not be high on a time travelers to do list. I'd certainly choose to do other things with it than dazzle the ignorant, backwards, people from the past.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@IamNobody this had intent? What a way to ruin a vacation. ?

If time travel will be possible in the future, how come no one has ever come back to say hi?

webbew1 comments on Dec 22, 2018:

If time travel is ever invented, there will also likely be non-interference measures enacted. Go back and observe and study all you like, but do not in any way, shape or form do even the slightest thing which might interfere with and change the time line.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

How would that policy even be enforceable? Those who don't want it would just go back in time to sabatoge the vote/legislation/ whatever to make it into what they'd like.

Welcome new member @beerhungry Hope you enjoy our little group :)

beerhungry comments on Dec 21, 2018:

I'm on the way to divorce so I at times can't decide weather I'm single or not, feels like I am

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

The road to divorce is not a 2 way street. If you're on it, you're single.

I have posted 186 times and I have commented 5114 times...what does that say?

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Time for a name change?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@IamNobody can't dispute that.

Good Morning All.

MarvelAnn comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Aw, man. That stinks. I'm sorry your daughter doesnt appreciate what you have done for her. Sometimes people are blinded by greed, stupidity, and drama. Hugs from Ohio.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

You mean making her homeless for the holidays?

Opinions please ?

MrLink comments on Dec 22, 2018:

Here is a secret... your Knight in Shining Armor, is You.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

So you're saying she's tin foil? Not cool, dude, NOT cool.

Opinions please ?

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 22, 2018:

The quality of a knight is in direct proportion to the queen they serves.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 22, 2018:

@Cutiebeauty I too get confused at times

I... Must.... Not... Overact.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Dont you hate it when what youre cooking falls on the floor?

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 21, 2018:

*your

BANNING OTHERS IS BAD FORM.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 21, 2018:

I feel i should report you to admin for telling people how to act. Also, and this may be hard to swallow, but not everything that gets written is valuable.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 21, 2018:

@genessa the asshole in me wants to block so badly... But I dare not see deprive him of my pearls of wisdom/insight/snark. I hear they're quite valuable.

Am I the only one

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 21, 2018:

Sometimes when deciding if I want to follow someone I'll go to their profile for a couple days or so to selectivly read what they've posted.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 21, 2018:

@48thRonin depends on how much I want to freak them out.

BANNING OTHERS IS BAD FORM.

MarkiusMahamius comments on Dec 21, 2018:

I feel i should report you to admin for telling people how to act. Also, and this may be hard to swallow, but not everything that gets written is valuable.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 21, 2018:

@genessa thanks for proving my point.

Question regarding responses, mainly on memes, but really on any post I guess.

cava comments on Dec 20, 2018:

I don't generally like memes, I think they are short cuts for lazy thinking.

MarkiusMahamius replies on Dec 20, 2018:

@daylily once the memes been posted 1001 times...