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Not be confused with the lagomorph (rabbit), a slang usage for the word:
Hare
UK /heər/ US ...
TheDoubter comments on Jan 12, 2019:
i know the word as noun but not as verb
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
@FrayedBear. Grew up with that fable.
TheDoubter comments on Jan 12, 2019:
i know the word as noun but not as verb
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
@FrayedBear. Grew up with that fable.
Not be confused with the lagomorph (rabbit), a slang usage for the word:
Hare
UK /heər/ US ...
TheDoubter comments on Jan 12, 2019:
i know the word as noun but not as verb
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
Me too. Ran across it in the novel I'm reading. I think its more popular in UK.
TheDoubter comments on Jan 12, 2019:
i know the word as noun but not as verb
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
Me too. Ran across it in the novel I'm reading. I think its more popular in UK.
Not be confused with the lagomorph (rabbit), a slang usage for the word:
Hare
UK /heər/ US ...
Cast1es comments on Jan 12, 2019:
Or , to run like a rabbit (hare) .
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
Exactly
Cast1es comments on Jan 12, 2019:
Or , to run like a rabbit (hare) .
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
Exactly
We can no long rationalize Trump's presidency as ligitimate because he managed to win the electoral ...
PalacinkyPDX comments on Jan 11, 2019:
Do I think Trump colluded with Russian intelligence services... yes. That collusion, and his attempts to cover it up are illegal.
Do I think what the Russian trolls/bots did had a big impact on the election... no. They had some minor impact spreading bs stories about Hilary Clinton, but the ...
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
You may be right. Consider this, the election in reality was very close. The attack on Hillary had been relentless and probably one of the most sexist orchestrated attacks in political history. Couple this with the Clinton's propensity to come off as entitled and out of touch with much of America.
Along comes a sophisticated media campaign that was targeted to incite and divide factions within Americsn society. It was a perfect storm of unusual circumstances. So while the Russian impact was potentially nominal in the opinions affected. Neverless it only needed to be nomonal and intelligently targeted to turn the tide.
PalacinkyPDX comments on Jan 11, 2019:
Do I think Trump colluded with Russian intelligence services... yes. That collusion, and his attempts to cover it up are illegal.
Do I think what the Russian trolls/bots did had a big impact on the election... no. They had some minor impact spreading bs stories about Hilary Clinton, but the ...
t1nick replies on Jan 12, 2019:
You may be right. Consider this, the election in reality was very close. The attack on Hillary had been relentless and probably one of the most sexist orchestrated attacks in political history. Couple this with the Clinton's propensity to come off as entitled and out of touch with much of America.
Along comes a sophisticated media campaign that was targeted to incite and divide factions within Americsn society. It was a perfect storm of unusual circumstances. So while the Russian impact was potentially nominal in the opinions affected. Neverless it only needed to be nomonal and intelligently targeted to turn the tide.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@TheMiddleWay There is some truth on your statement. But there is a difference in the nature of the focal point and origin of each groups complaints. One side is complaining about immoral and unethical behaviors (of which they are not themselves guilty of to the same intensity and virulence). And the other is complaining about being made accountable for behavior which is now and has alwsys been reprehensible and immoral (of which the complainers are guilty). You figure out who who's who. Lol
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@TheMiddleWay There is some truth on your statement. But there is a difference in the nature of the focal point and origin of each groups complaints. One side is complaining about immoral and unethical behaviors (of which they are not themselves guilty of to the same intensity and virulence). And the other is complaining about being made accountable for behavior which is now and has alwsys been reprehensible and immoral (of which the complainers are guilty). You figure out who who's who. Lol
[washingtonpost.
BlackDove comments on Jan 10, 2019:
I can't see how this would be viewed as a national emergency. It may be challenged in court.
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Exactly, won't stand 24 hrs. He sees it as a way to save face. " I did everthing I could. but the Democrats and the liberal courts are to blame"
BlackDove comments on Jan 10, 2019:
I can't see how this would be viewed as a national emergency. It may be challenged in court.
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Exactly, won't stand 24 hrs. He sees it as a way to save face. " I did everthing I could. but the Democrats and the liberal courts are to blame"
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj I don't now, nor have never believed what the govt. put out at face value. But I also don't believe in the majority of conspiracy theories. Occam's Razor.
Especially where this Administration is concerned.
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj I don't now, nor have never believed what the govt. put out at face value. But I also don't believe in the majority of conspiracy theories. Occam's Razor.
Especially where this Administration is concerned.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj Dont you just love a goid conspiracy. Haha.
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj Dont you just love a goid conspiracy. Haha.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj not exactly. I was eating.
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj not exactly. I was eating.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj hahahaha
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj hahahaha
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@TheMiddleWay. Anderson 360 last night. You know, in my experience, those that complain the most and the loudest are usually the most guilty. Just sayin. I'll keep lookin and get back to you.
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@TheMiddleWay. Anderson 360 last night. You know, in my experience, those that complain the most and the loudest are usually the most guilty. Just sayin. I'll keep lookin and get back to you.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
MsAl comments on Jan 10, 2019:
I'd like to see some links to these. A quick google search I just did didnt find them. Mabey I'm not looking right? I found some articles saying racist groups tend to support him but that is very different than saying the majority of his supporters are racists. I see CNN no where saying 7 ...
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@TheMiddleWay. CNN just reported the results, didn't do the studies themselves. Have not had time to research as I had to work today. Get back to you.
MsAl comments on Jan 10, 2019:
I'd like to see some links to these. A quick google search I just did didnt find them. Mabey I'm not looking right? I found some articles saying racist groups tend to support him but that is very different than saying the majority of his supporters are racists. I see CNN no where saying 7 ...
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@TheMiddleWay. CNN just reported the results, didn't do the studies themselves. Have not had time to research as I had to work today. Get back to you.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj Not by national journalist standards. I think you have them mixed up with FOX News. Reporting the truth is not bias. Its responsible journalism.
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
@jorj Not by national journalist standards. I think you have them mixed up with FOX News. Reporting the truth is not bias. Its responsible journalism.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
BD66 comments on Jan 10, 2019:
CNN also reported the Space Shuttle was traveling 18 times the speed of light:
and that a Black Hole may have been responsible for the missing Malaysian Jet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpVd7k1Uw6A
You might be better off getting scientific opinion from the National Enquirer
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Taken its totallity, this is a mire blick vompared to thecquality programmong they have provided, as posed to the typical FOX programming in which acuurste quality programming is the exception and not the rule.
BD66 comments on Jan 10, 2019:
CNN also reported the Space Shuttle was traveling 18 times the speed of light:
and that a Black Hole may have been responsible for the missing Malaysian Jet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpVd7k1Uw6A
You might be better off getting scientific opinion from the National Enquirer
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Taken its totallity, this is a mire blick vompared to thecquality programmong they have provided, as posed to the typical FOX programming in which acuurste quality programming is the exception and not the rule.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
BD66 comments on Jan 10, 2019:
CNN also reported the Space Shuttle was traveling 18 times the speed of light:
and that a Black Hole may have been responsible for the missing Malaysian Jet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpVd7k1Uw6A
You might be better off getting scientific opinion from the National Enquirer
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Exceptions do not make the rule. These are definitly outside the norm.
BD66 comments on Jan 10, 2019:
CNN also reported the Space Shuttle was traveling 18 times the speed of light:
and that a Black Hole may have been responsible for the missing Malaysian Jet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpVd7k1Uw6A
You might be better off getting scientific opinion from the National Enquirer
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Exceptions do not make the rule. These are definitly outside the norm.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
MsAl comments on Jan 10, 2019:
I'd like to see some links to these. A quick google search I just did didnt find them. Mabey I'm not looking right? I found some articles saying racist groups tend to support him but that is very different than saying the majority of his supporters are racists. I see CNN no where saying 7 ...
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Use Google Scholar instead of the plain Chrome. It will depend upon the key word search terms you use. I am looking as well to verify my post. I'll get back to you.
MsAl comments on Jan 10, 2019:
I'd like to see some links to these. A quick google search I just did didnt find them. Mabey I'm not looking right? I found some articles saying racist groups tend to support him but that is very different than saying the majority of his supporters are racists. I see CNN no where saying 7 ...
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Use Google Scholar instead of the plain Chrome. It will depend upon the key word search terms you use. I am looking as well to verify my post. I'll get back to you.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Your opinion of CNN is misplaced. In other independent studies concerning the impartiality and thoroughness of a news organization's approach to reporting the news, CNN rank among the highest in ethics, thoroughness, impartially and journalistic practices, while stations like FIX ranked among the lowest.
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
Your opinion of CNN is misplaced. In other independent studies concerning the impartiality and thoroughness of a news organization's approach to reporting the news, CNN rank among the highest in ethics, thoroughness, impartially and journalistic practices, while stations like FIX ranked among the lowest.
According to CNN, 7 independent investigative studies undertaken within the last two years, have ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
They were not done by CNN. CNN just reported on them. They were University studies.
TheMiddleWay comments on Jan 10, 2019:
If the studies were conducted by CNN, they are hardly independent or investigative. ?
t1nick replies on Jan 10, 2019:
They were not done by CNN. CNN just reported on them. They were University studies.
I'm not for the government shutdown.
t1nick comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Robert most things need to be looked at in the historical context of the time it occurred.
At the time that Clinton made his plea, the typical illegal immigrant coming across the border was the adult male member of their families. They were primarily coming from Mexico with the intent of finding...
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
@RobertMartin. And boy do we gave one spoiled child in office now.
t1nick comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Robert most things need to be looked at in the historical context of the time it occurred.
At the time that Clinton made his plea, the typical illegal immigrant coming across the border was the adult male member of their families. They were primarily coming from Mexico with the intent of finding...
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
@RobertMartin. And boy do we gave one spoiled child in office now.
I'm sorry to say that I broke up tonight, Donald and I are done!,Lol, no seriously, I'm done!
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
@Silver1wun. To fulfill your promises if your promises are immoral and contrary to the needs of the country, itis no more respectible than than a thief were to say that he is exonorated because he wiped his feet on the floor mat before he entered the house to rob it.
I understand the difference between a Republic and a true Demicracy. That is why I put "democracy" in quotes above. I do not understand individulals who believe the end justifies the means. It leads to short term gains, but long term diminishment. It doesnt last.
Your family may be political, but that doesnt mean they were ethical. I can only speculate based upon your arguments, if you are indicative of their paradigm. I do not know them or you. Therefore. only speculation.
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
@Silver1wun. To fulfill your promises if your promises are immoral and contrary to the needs of the country, itis no more respectible than than a thief were to say that he is exonorated because he wiped his feet on the floor mat before he entered the house to rob it.
I understand the difference between a Republic and a true Demicracy. That is why I put "democracy" in quotes above. I do not understand individulals who believe the end justifies the means. It leads to short term gains, but long term diminishment. It doesnt last.
Your family may be political, but that doesnt mean they were ethical. I can only speculate based upon your arguments, if you are indicative of their paradigm. I do not know them or you. Therefore. only speculation.
Secular humanism?
powder comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Definitely. You cannot put your group above others and call yourself secular. Humanist to me is empowering individual freedoms to counter "the group" rather than group freedoms dictating an individuals freedoms. All individual humans have worth in other words.
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
I am not that knowlegable on the actual tenets of Humanism. I had to look it up to respond. The Wikipedia source (I know there are better sources, but for a quick summary, its works if you are discriminatate) agrees with you. The spokespersons speaking on behalf of Humanists organizations reject "state atheism" as incompatible with Humanism.
powder comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Definitely. You cannot put your group above others and call yourself secular. Humanist to me is empowering individual freedoms to counter "the group" rather than group freedoms dictating an individuals freedoms. All individual humans have worth in other words.
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
I am not that knowlegable on the actual tenets of Humanism. I had to look it up to respond. The Wikipedia source (I know there are better sources, but for a quick summary, its works if you are discriminatate) agrees with you. The spokespersons speaking on behalf of Humanists organizations reject "state atheism" as incompatible with Humanism.
I'm sorry to say that I broke up tonight, Donald and I are done!,Lol, no seriously, I'm done!
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
@Silver1wun. Right. Your arrogance to suggest that you speak on behalf of the "middle" is beyond temerity. I am a member of your "middle". I am neither Demorcrat nor Republican. I vote on issue and character. A poison is a poison regardless of how it is ingested. Trump is a potent poison undercutting our "democratic" society. It may not be perfect, but it was much more perfect before Trump came on the scene. He and his colleagues are kleptocrats..
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 9, 2019:
@Silver1wun. Right. Your arrogance to suggest that you speak on behalf of the "middle" is beyond temerity. I am a member of your "middle". I am neither Demorcrat nor Republican. I vote on issue and character. A poison is a poison regardless of how it is ingested. Trump is a potent poison undercutting our "democratic" society. It may not be perfect, but it was much more perfect before Trump came on the scene. He and his colleagues are kleptocrats..
I'm sorry to say that I broke up tonight, Donald and I are done!,Lol, no seriously, I'm done!
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@Silver1wun. Very Machiavellian of you. Sorry character counts.
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@Silver1wun. Very Machiavellian of you. Sorry character counts.
I'm sorry to say that I broke up tonight, Donald and I are done!,Lol, no seriously, I'm done!
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
This is not a cogent argument, let alone a coherent thought process. Is this what we are to expect from Trump followers?
Silver1wun comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Good, better you and even all others blinded by propaganda to be done than more victims.. Lots of Social Democracies out there; especially in Europe, now being mobbed and taken over by foreign refugees. Knock yourself and not your country out. Bye!
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
This is not a cogent argument, let alone a coherent thought process. Is this what we are to expect from Trump followers?
I think we should start a pool to guess how many out right lies President Trump will speak tomorrow ...
AnneWimsey comments on Jan 8, 2019:
You optimist, you! Just 10?!
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
I confess, I was punting low.
AnneWimsey comments on Jan 8, 2019:
You optimist, you! Just 10?!
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
I confess, I was punting low.
I do not know if I believe this is all circumstances, but someone once told me that, "There is no ...
AnneWimsey comments on Jan 8, 2019:
So does this mean you never laugh?
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Just the opposite. I laugh all the time, I just try not to laugh at others ecpense if I can help it. Im not perfect and lsugh occasionally at inappropriate times.
AnneWimsey comments on Jan 8, 2019:
So does this mean you never laugh?
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Just the opposite. I laugh all the time, I just try not to laugh at others ecpense if I can help it. Im not perfect and lsugh occasionally at inappropriate times.
I think we should start a pool to guess how many out right lies President Trump will speak tomorrow ...
Biptu comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Probably Around the same amount as his predecessors
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
No definitely many. many more. Never in the memorable past has one president chalked up over 7500 documentable public lies and/or exaggerations in just 24 months in office. And its not fake news, as it recorded on video and on print.
Biptu comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Probably Around the same amount as his predecessors
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
No definitely many. many more. Never in the memorable past has one president chalked up over 7500 documentable public lies and/or exaggerations in just 24 months in office. And its not fake news, as it recorded on video and on print.
I do not know if I believe this is all circumstances, but someone once told me that, "There is no ...
Zippypinhead57 comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Yes, I really do believe that chicken crossed the road.
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
But did he make it, ayy there's the rub.
Zippypinhead57 comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Yes, I really do believe that chicken crossed the road.
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
But did he make it, ayy there's the rub.
I do not know if I believe this is all circumstances, but someone once told me that, "There is no ...
Fernapple comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Most jokes are about the release of tension. A threat is set up and then knocked down, for example.
1. The observational joke works because we realize that we have faced the threat many times before and survived.
2. The silly joke works because we realize that the threat was illogical, and ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Agreed, thanks for the additional clarification.
Fernapple comments on Jan 8, 2019:
Most jokes are about the release of tension. A threat is set up and then knocked down, for example.
1. The observational joke works because we realize that we have faced the threat many times before and survived.
2. The silly joke works because we realize that the threat was illogical, and ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Agreed, thanks for the additional clarification.
I do not know if I believe this is all circumstances, but someone once told me that, "There is no ...
powder comments on Jan 8, 2019:
I suppose that's true but my two favourite jokes;
How many dyslexics does it take to change a lectiericty blub? (Is feeling superior to dyslexics re spelling a bad thing?)
and
Did you hear about the blind man you got a cheese grater for his birthday? He said it's the most violent book he's ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@powder your arrogance and insensitivity suits you well. So sad
powder comments on Jan 8, 2019:
I suppose that's true but my two favourite jokes;
How many dyslexics does it take to change a lectiericty blub? (Is feeling superior to dyslexics re spelling a bad thing?)
and
Did you hear about the blind man you got a cheese grater for his birthday? He said it's the most violent book he's ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@powder your arrogance and insensitivity suits you well. So sad
I do not know if I believe this is all circumstances, but someone once told me that, "There is no ...
genessa comments on Jan 8, 2019:
that is why i don't buy the "i was only joking!" thing when someone tells an offensive joke. jokes don't innoculate against offense, and i'm not talking about just being super-sensitive -- i'm talking about jokes that are designed to put down a portion of the population that doesn't deserve to be ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Context is true in almost any circumstance.
genessa comments on Jan 8, 2019:
that is why i don't buy the "i was only joking!" thing when someone tells an offensive joke. jokes don't innoculate against offense, and i'm not talking about just being super-sensitive -- i'm talking about jokes that are designed to put down a portion of the population that doesn't deserve to be ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Context is true in almost any circumstance.
I do not know if I believe this is all circumstances, but someone once told me that, "There is no ...
powder comments on Jan 8, 2019:
I suppose that's true but my two favourite jokes;
How many dyslexics does it take to change a lectiericty blub? (Is feeling superior to dyslexics re spelling a bad thing?)
and
Did you hear about the blind man you got a cheese grater for his birthday? He said it's the most violent book he's ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Yes
powder comments on Jan 8, 2019:
I suppose that's true but my two favourite jokes;
How many dyslexics does it take to change a lectiericty blub? (Is feeling superior to dyslexics re spelling a bad thing?)
and
Did you hear about the blind man you got a cheese grater for his birthday? He said it's the most violent book he's ...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
Yes
I think we should start a pool to guess how many out right lies President Trump will speak tomorrow ...
Beowulfsfriend comments on Jan 8, 2019:
It will open with lies. 10 at least in the first 15 minutes, then fade to repeats and other B.S. my final estimate is 19.
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
And its only an eight minute speech supposedly. I'll one up you snd say 15 in 8 minutes.
Beowulfsfriend comments on Jan 8, 2019:
It will open with lies. 10 at least in the first 15 minutes, then fade to repeats and other B.S. my final estimate is 19.
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
And its only an eight minute speech supposedly. I'll one up you snd say 15 in 8 minutes.
I think we should start a pool to guess how many out right lies President Trump will speak tomorrow ...
Chris0615 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
10 seems like a modest guess...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
You're probably right.
Chris0615 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
10 seems like a modest guess...
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
You're probably right.
I think we should start a pool to guess how many out right lies President Trump will speak tomorrow ...
david75090 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
I won't be watching. It will be a time waste, lie-fest. Trump will have a chance to do some more real damage to his presidency if he's left to his own devices. My guess is he will come-off-as-irrational versus come-off-as-presidential.
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@david75090. Thaaattt'ssss true. Its bbbbaaaaddd.
david75090 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
I won't be watching. It will be a time waste, lie-fest. Trump will have a chance to do some more real damage to his presidency if he's left to his own devices. My guess is he will come-off-as-irrational versus come-off-as-presidential.
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@david75090. Thaaattt'ssss true. Its bbbbaaaaddd.
I think we should start a pool to guess how many out right lies President Trump will speak tomorrow ...
jerry99 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Since he's physically incapable of telling the truth, I look forward to the real-time fact-checking -- unless he's just reading off the teleprompter..
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@KKGator say no more
jerry99 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Since he's physically incapable of telling the truth, I look forward to the real-time fact-checking -- unless he's just reading off the teleprompter..
t1nick replies on Jan 8, 2019:
@KKGator say no more
I think we should start a pool to guess how many out right lies President Trump will speak tomorrow ...
david75090 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
I won't be watching. It will be a time waste, lie-fest. Trump will have a chance to do some more real damage to his presidency if he's left to his own devices. My guess is he will come-off-as-irrational versus come-off-as-presidential.
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
Lol. I agree. If he goes off teleprompter he's sure to layer his lies, one atop another.
david75090 comments on Jan 7, 2019:
I won't be watching. It will be a time waste, lie-fest. Trump will have a chance to do some more real damage to his presidency if he's left to his own devices. My guess is he will come-off-as-irrational versus come-off-as-presidential.
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
Lol. I agree. If he goes off teleprompter he's sure to layer his lies, one atop another.
Kleptocracy
Kleptocracy (from Greek κλέπτης kléptēs, "thief", κλέπτω kléptō, ...
Cast1es comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Term related to Kleptomaniac . Also the government in Puerto Rico , is so corrupt that they broke the government .
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
Do not know economic history of Puerto Rico. Was it corruption, incompetance, or factors related to it being an American Protectorate?
Cast1es comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Term related to Kleptomaniac . Also the government in Puerto Rico , is so corrupt that they broke the government .
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
Do not know economic history of Puerto Rico. Was it corruption, incompetance, or factors related to it being an American Protectorate?
I'm home sick. Regale me with your random thoughts!
t1nick comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Think of all those cheery faces in your classes at the beginning of this new semester. Not. Lol. Jk. Have a glass of wine and a good rest of the school year.
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
@Orbit lol. Get well Orbit.
t1nick comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Think of all those cheery faces in your classes at the beginning of this new semester. Not. Lol. Jk. Have a glass of wine and a good rest of the school year.
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
@Orbit lol. Get well Orbit.
I was supposed to have a lunch date tomorrow.
JeremyTaylor comments on Jan 7, 2019:
His loss.
I'd say it's less about feelings, and more about being lazy. No one wants to put the work in anymore.
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
Agreed
JeremyTaylor comments on Jan 7, 2019:
His loss.
I'd say it's less about feelings, and more about being lazy. No one wants to put the work in anymore.
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
Agreed
Kleptocracy
Kleptocracy (from Greek κλέπτης kléptēs, "thief", κλέπτω kléptō, ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Wow.... That's just crazy....
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
It is crazy. We are living in a kleptocracy. Trump, Pruitt, Zinke, Mnuechen, etc. All crooks.
Cutiebeauty comments on Jan 7, 2019:
Wow.... That's just crazy....
t1nick replies on Jan 7, 2019:
It is crazy. We are living in a kleptocracy. Trump, Pruitt, Zinke, Mnuechen, etc. All crooks.
porte co·chère.
chilehead9 comments on Jan 6, 2019:
Like this: https://goo.gl/images/WWBpN8
and this: https://goo.gl/images/uCn4MQ
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
Yeah, like that. Dodnt know they had a name begore this.
chilehead9 comments on Jan 6, 2019:
Like this: https://goo.gl/images/WWBpN8
and this: https://goo.gl/images/uCn4MQ
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
Yeah, like that. Dodnt know they had a name begore this.
Winterbourne
/ˈwin(t)ərˌbôrn/
nounBRITISH
noun: winterbourne; plural noun: winterbournes
a...
alliwant comments on Jan 5, 2019:
Also the name of the sophisticated suitor in "Daisy Miller" by Henry James. Can't see why he did that unless he just thought it sounded elegant.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
@alliwant Thanks
alliwant comments on Jan 5, 2019:
Also the name of the sophisticated suitor in "Daisy Miller" by Henry James. Can't see why he did that unless he just thought it sounded elegant.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
@alliwant Thanks
fa·ve·la.
alliwant comments on Jan 6, 2019:
Given Brazil's wide influence, probably familiar to many in the World Music group. That's how I knew what it meant.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
I took a year of Brazilizm Portuguese in college. Ran across the word again on the novel I'm reading.
alliwant comments on Jan 6, 2019:
Given Brazil's wide influence, probably familiar to many in the World Music group. That's how I knew what it meant.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
I took a year of Brazilizm Portuguese in college. Ran across the word again on the novel I'm reading.
Water can boil and freeze at the same time.
Stephanie99 comments on Jan 6, 2019:
That would be sublimation, well not quite. That would be the triple point.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
True, its a function of temperature and pressure.
Stephanie99 comments on Jan 6, 2019:
That would be sublimation, well not quite. That would be the triple point.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
True, its a function of temperature and pressure.
Winterbourne
/ˈwin(t)ərˌbôrn/
nounBRITISH
noun: winterbourne; plural noun: winterbournes
a...
LenHazell53 comments on Jan 6, 2019:
What a great word, thanks for that.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
Your welcome
LenHazell53 comments on Jan 6, 2019:
What a great word, thanks for that.
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
Your welcome
fa·ve·la.
brentan comments on Jan 6, 2019:
Here's a snippet from rioonwatch.org:
After the ‘Guerra de Canudos’ (Canudos War) in Bahia (1895-1896) government soldiers, who had lived amongst the favela trees, marched to Rio de Janeiro to await their payment. They settled on what is one of Rio’s hills and renamed the hill ‘Morro da ...
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
Ty. Interesting historical context. I did not know this.
brentan comments on Jan 6, 2019:
Here's a snippet from rioonwatch.org:
After the ‘Guerra de Canudos’ (Canudos War) in Bahia (1895-1896) government soldiers, who had lived amongst the favela trees, marched to Rio de Janeiro to await their payment. They settled on what is one of Rio’s hills and renamed the hill ‘Morro da ...
t1nick replies on Jan 6, 2019:
Ty. Interesting historical context. I did not know this.
Winterbourne
/ˈwin(t)ərˌbôrn/
nounBRITISH
noun: winterbourne; plural noun: winterbournes
a...
alliwant comments on Jan 5, 2019:
Also the name of the sophisticated suitor in "Daisy Miller" by Henry James. Can't see why he did that unless he just thought it sounded elegant.
t1nick replies on Jan 5, 2019:
I like Henry James. Have not read this one. Ty
alliwant comments on Jan 5, 2019:
Also the name of the sophisticated suitor in "Daisy Miller" by Henry James. Can't see why he did that unless he just thought it sounded elegant.
t1nick replies on Jan 5, 2019:
I like Henry James. Have not read this one. Ty
Winterbourne
/ˈwin(t)ərˌbôrn/
nounBRITISH
noun: winterbourne; plural noun: winterbournes
a...
orange_girl comments on Jan 5, 2019:
This is a new one for me, so thank you.
t1nick replies on Jan 5, 2019:
Your welcome.
orange_girl comments on Jan 5, 2019:
This is a new one for me, so thank you.
t1nick replies on Jan 5, 2019:
Your welcome.
Here’s a co-ed post...??
t1nick comments on Jan 4, 2019:
That looks like me when I was doing research in Mexico. Lol
t1nick replies on Jan 4, 2019:
@Seeker3CO. Lol. The one On the left I hope.
t1nick comments on Jan 4, 2019:
That looks like me when I was doing research in Mexico. Lol
t1nick replies on Jan 4, 2019:
@Seeker3CO. Lol. The one On the left I hope.
No wonder Washington is kissing Nut&Yahoo's ass.
callmedubious comments on Jan 4, 2019:
3 to 1 seems about right.
The richest & most influential people get to call the shots.
t1nick replies on Jan 4, 2019:
Do you facts to back this claim up, or are just estimating based what percieve to be. Evidence please for a clsim like this. Not anecdotes
callmedubious comments on Jan 4, 2019:
3 to 1 seems about right.
The richest & most influential people get to call the shots.
t1nick replies on Jan 4, 2019:
Do you facts to back this claim up, or are just estimating based what percieve to be. Evidence please for a clsim like this. Not anecdotes
Morals and ethics
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Warn family. You may loose your errant family number, that may be your safest option, and knows he might get help from family pressure.
t1nick replies on Jan 3, 2019:
@Emile Sorry to hear. Separate yourself for your own health and well-being
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Warn family. You may loose your errant family number, that may be your safest option, and knows he might get help from family pressure.
t1nick replies on Jan 3, 2019:
@Emile Sorry to hear. Separate yourself for your own health and well-being
cor·us·cate
/ˈkôrəˌskāt,ˈkärəˌskāt/
verbLITERARY
verb: coruscate; 3rd person ...
pixiedust comments on Jan 2, 2019:
Her coruscating wit dazzled her coworkers and convinced them she actually knew something useful.
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
I like a sparkling wit.
pixiedust comments on Jan 2, 2019:
Her coruscating wit dazzled her coworkers and convinced them she actually knew something useful.
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
I like a sparkling wit.
Here's a fun to say word that rolls off the tongue beautifully and is sure to bring blank stares ...
t1nick comments on Jan 2, 2019:
I spent a summer crewing on the museum square rigger, US Niagara on the Atlantic seaboard. Never enciutered this word. Interesting
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
@evidentialist. Yeah I was familiar with many from my experience, just never ran onto this one.
t1nick comments on Jan 2, 2019:
I spent a summer crewing on the museum square rigger, US Niagara on the Atlantic seaboard. Never enciutered this word. Interesting
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
@evidentialist. Yeah I was familiar with many from my experience, just never ran onto this one.
May Your Wednesday be Wonderful - Back to NH today and court tomorrow am.
t1nick comments on Jan 2, 2019:
Good luck guys. Did your daughter and ex find a new place to move to?
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
@sassygirl3869 Good luck guys
t1nick comments on Jan 2, 2019:
Good luck guys. Did your daughter and ex find a new place to move to?
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
@sassygirl3869 Good luck guys
tetch·y also tech·y (tĕch′ē)
adj.
Davekp comments on Jan 2, 2019:
I heard a similar.. teched.. dialect pronunciation for touched.. or.. crazy.
"We all loved Aunt Maisey but she was a bit teched in the head."
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
I've heard that usage as well.
Davekp comments on Jan 2, 2019:
I heard a similar.. teched.. dialect pronunciation for touched.. or.. crazy.
"We all loved Aunt Maisey but she was a bit teched in the head."
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
I've heard that usage as well.
tetch·y also tech·y (tĕch′ē)
adj.
Hathacat comments on Jan 2, 2019:
Haven't heard that one in a while!
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
Me either. Another one out the novel series Im reading.
Hathacat comments on Jan 2, 2019:
Haven't heard that one in a while!
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
Me either. Another one out the novel series Im reading.
in·sou·ci·ant
/inˈso͞osēənt,inˈso͞oSHənt/
adjective
adjective: insouciant
showing a ...
GreatNani comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Fabulous word! We should all be this way in 2019.
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
@FrayedBear wouldnt hurt people in general if we all took an insouciant attitude.
GreatNani comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Fabulous word! We should all be this way in 2019.
t1nick replies on Jan 2, 2019:
@FrayedBear wouldnt hurt people in general if we all took an insouciant attitude.
in·sou·ci·ant
/inˈso͞osēənt,inˈso͞oSHənt/
adjective
adjective: insouciant
showing a ...
pixiedust comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I would like to greet the stresses at work with more insouciance than I displayed in the last few weeks.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Might just reduce some that stress.
pixiedust comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I would like to greet the stresses at work with more insouciance than I displayed in the last few weeks.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Might just reduce some that stress.
in·sou·ci·ant
/inˈso͞osēənt,inˈso͞oSHənt/
adjective
adjective: insouciant
showing a ...
GreatNani comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Fabulous word! We should all be this way in 2019.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
It wouldn't hurt. Lol
GreatNani comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Fabulous word! We should all be this way in 2019.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
It wouldn't hurt. Lol
Why incompetent people think they're amazing?
linxminx comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Good video.
I've always thought the most incompetent people go into educational leadership, face challenges they are not prepared for, then put everyone through hell because they won't admit their weaknesses, playing manipulative mind games making those around them look like the incompetent ...
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@linxminx. I concur. I teach in an all Native American high school on the Navajo Reservation. 20 of my 30 years are in Native education. We are fortunate in that we have a lot of experienced staff with lots of bsckground. Because we wotk fot the BIE the govt demands all teachers are certified and experirnced.
linxminx comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Good video.
I've always thought the most incompetent people go into educational leadership, face challenges they are not prepared for, then put everyone through hell because they won't admit their weaknesses, playing manipulative mind games making those around them look like the incompetent ...
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@linxminx. I concur. I teach in an all Native American high school on the Navajo Reservation. 20 of my 30 years are in Native education. We are fortunate in that we have a lot of experienced staff with lots of bsckground. Because we wotk fot the BIE the govt demands all teachers are certified and experirnced.
It is after 8 pm Central time US.
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I'm alternating between my novel and checking my alerts on Agnostics.com. Happy New Year
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@HippieChick58 me too.
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I'm alternating between my novel and checking my alerts on Agnostics.com. Happy New Year
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@HippieChick58 me too.
It is after 8 pm Central time US.
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I'm alternating between my novel and checking my alerts on Agnostics.com. Happy New Year
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@HippieChick58. An English spy novel. So far it has provided me with about a dozen new words for the Uncommon Words group. Good mind candy for the holiday, but well written. Mark Dawson - #4 in the John Milton Series. Like I said mind candy. Sort of like James Bond or Jack Reacher characters.
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I'm alternating between my novel and checking my alerts on Agnostics.com. Happy New Year
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@HippieChick58. An English spy novel. So far it has provided me with about a dozen new words for the Uncommon Words group. Good mind candy for the holiday, but well written. Mark Dawson - #4 in the John Milton Series. Like I said mind candy. Sort of like James Bond or Jack Reacher characters.
Meaningful change exists in the absence of traditional ideas and beliefs.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Meaningful change occurs when the existing paradigm no longer adequately addresses the prevailing questions. New explanations compete for most relevant . When the best arises out of the competing group, it replaces the old paradigm. This is called a paradigm shift.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Atlas_Rising I agree with most of what ypu are saying. Yet I cant help thinking that you might be goving short shift to the inidividual advances yhat occur in science (my field, so most examples I reference are with this in mind).
There are large jumps in scientific understanding that occur. But, here's the caveat (I bend to your argument here lol), no development in Science that I am aware of was made in a vacuum. Take for instance, evolution. Darwin developed his theory on his voyage around the world. But prior to Darwin, people like Lamarck, Lyell, and Linneas were contributing to a foundation that would become Darwinian evolution. Simultaneously, Wallace on his voyage aroundvthe world also came to the same conclusions, but without the knowlege of Darwins conclusions. The stage was set for the development of this theory as witnessed by the contemporaneous development. It marked a major paradigm shift in biological science. But yes, it was based on traditional thought processes as witnessed by an understanding of the scientific process.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Meaningful change occurs when the existing paradigm no longer adequately addresses the prevailing questions. New explanations compete for most relevant . When the best arises out of the competing group, it replaces the old paradigm. This is called a paradigm shift.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Atlas_Rising I agree with most of what ypu are saying. Yet I cant help thinking that you might be goving short shift to the inidividual advances yhat occur in science (my field, so most examples I reference are with this in mind).
There are large jumps in scientific understanding that occur. But, here's the caveat (I bend to your argument here lol), no development in Science that I am aware of was made in a vacuum. Take for instance, evolution. Darwin developed his theory on his voyage around the world. But prior to Darwin, people like Lamarck, Lyell, and Linneas were contributing to a foundation that would become Darwinian evolution. Simultaneously, Wallace on his voyage aroundvthe world also came to the same conclusions, but without the knowlege of Darwins conclusions. The stage was set for the development of this theory as witnessed by the contemporaneous development. It marked a major paradigm shift in biological science. But yes, it was based on traditional thought processes as witnessed by an understanding of the scientific process.
Why incompetent people think they're amazing?
linxminx comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Good video.
I've always thought the most incompetent people go into educational leadership, face challenges they are not prepared for, then put everyone through hell because they won't admit their weaknesses, playing manipulative mind games making those around them look like the incompetent ...
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Without knowing what you are basing your criticism upon, its one that I leveled myself on occasion. I have a PhD in Educational Leadership. I chose not to move into my doctoral field, but instead remained in the classroom as a high school science teacher (30 yrs). I realized when I finished my program and dissertation, my talents remained in the classroom.
I always complained that college professors in education were people that had been in the classroom once upon a time But have been out of the classroom long enough to forgotten the what its like to be in front of the students.
linxminx comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Good video.
I've always thought the most incompetent people go into educational leadership, face challenges they are not prepared for, then put everyone through hell because they won't admit their weaknesses, playing manipulative mind games making those around them look like the incompetent ...
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Without knowing what you are basing your criticism upon, its one that I leveled myself on occasion. I have a PhD in Educational Leadership. I chose not to move into my doctoral field, but instead remained in the classroom as a high school science teacher (30 yrs). I realized when I finished my program and dissertation, my talents remained in the classroom.
I always complained that college professors in education were people that had been in the classroom once upon a time But have been out of the classroom long enough to forgotten the what its like to be in front of the students.
Meaningful change exists in the absence of traditional ideas and beliefs.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Meaningful change occurs when the existing paradigm no longer adequately addresses the prevailing questions. New explanations compete for most relevant . When the best arises out of the competing group, it replaces the old paradigm. This is called a paradigm shift.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Atlas_Rising. I respect your opinion, but I still stand by my definition. This the definition I use to define all paradigm shifts, as I understand and teach it, It represents a new way of thinking. May be the same problem, but a totally new way of thinking about the problem.
For instance, proor to 1930, geologists believed that the Earth's crust was one solid shell, with cracks which accounts for volcanoes. Around this time, Alfred Wegener shocked the geological world by proclaiming that the crust was not one solid unit, but series of connected plates. It took another 30 years for the proof and the geological world to come around to his way of thinking. This may sound insubstantial, but it is not. It was a completely new way of thinking about the data. It had far reaching implications for the field of science. Not just geology.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Meaningful change occurs when the existing paradigm no longer adequately addresses the prevailing questions. New explanations compete for most relevant . When the best arises out of the competing group, it replaces the old paradigm. This is called a paradigm shift.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Atlas_Rising. I respect your opinion, but I still stand by my definition. This the definition I use to define all paradigm shifts, as I understand and teach it, It represents a new way of thinking. May be the same problem, but a totally new way of thinking about the problem.
For instance, proor to 1930, geologists believed that the Earth's crust was one solid shell, with cracks which accounts for volcanoes. Around this time, Alfred Wegener shocked the geological world by proclaiming that the crust was not one solid unit, but series of connected plates. It took another 30 years for the proof and the geological world to come around to his way of thinking. This may sound insubstantial, but it is not. It was a completely new way of thinking about the data. It had far reaching implications for the field of science. Not just geology.
Why is it that a woman should be taken seriously about sexual harassment or assault, but a person of...
mikebeed comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Idk, ask Bill Cosby.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@mikebeed. Your implication is that all black men are like Cosby. Cosby does not represent the actions of all men of color.
My point is, should all white males be judged by Trump's misogynist actions? I think not.
If we shouldn't be lumped together, and generalized based a pathologic outlier. Why should anyone else.
mikebeed comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Idk, ask Bill Cosby.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@mikebeed. Your implication is that all black men are like Cosby. Cosby does not represent the actions of all men of color.
My point is, should all white males be judged by Trump's misogynist actions? I think not.
If we shouldn't be lumped together, and generalized based a pathologic outlier. Why should anyone else.
This complete psychological analysis reveals 14 key traits explaining Trump’s die-hard supporters ...
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
A good expose'. But you know Trump supporters, if presented with the proof (not that this article in and of itself is proof, but references are provided within) will all deny that they are anything like those people described in the article while displaying half the symptons at any point and ...
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@alliwant ill check it out tomorrow
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
A good expose'. But you know Trump supporters, if presented with the proof (not that this article in and of itself is proof, but references are provided within) will all deny that they are anything like those people described in the article while displaying half the symptons at any point and ...
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@alliwant ill check it out tomorrow
Something fun for the party!
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I love the fact it migrates. Love optical illusions. Fun
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Agamic true. It is fun.
t1nick comments on Jan 1, 2019:
I love the fact it migrates. Love optical illusions. Fun
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Agamic true. It is fun.
Why is it that a woman should be taken seriously about sexual harassment or assault, but a person of...
mikebeed comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Idk, ask Bill Cosby.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Thats unfair to the original person posting. Bill Cosby is an exception. Exceptions do not make the rule. We could bring up our president if you want to compare sins
mikebeed comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Idk, ask Bill Cosby.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Thats unfair to the original person posting. Bill Cosby is an exception. Exceptions do not make the rule. We could bring up our president if you want to compare sins
in·vei·gle
/inˈvāɡəl/
verb
verb: inveigle; 3rd person present: inveigles; past tense: ...
pixiedust comments on Dec 31, 2018:
In 2019, I may have to resort to inveigling to get cooperation from the people assigned to my project at work. I must think on this.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@pixiedust. lol. I think just about everyone in the universe has. Lol.
pixiedust comments on Dec 31, 2018:
In 2019, I may have to resort to inveigling to get cooperation from the people assigned to my project at work. I must think on this.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@pixiedust. lol. I think just about everyone in the universe has. Lol.
Meaningful change exists in the absence of traditional ideas and beliefs.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Meaningful change occurs when the existing paradigm no longer adequately addresses the prevailing questions. New explanations compete for most relevant . When the best arises out of the competing group, it replaces the old paradigm. This is called a paradigm shift.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Atlas_Rising. Who says it does. Independent inquiry must occur or its not a paradigm shift. Just a rationalization of the same old same thinking.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Meaningful change occurs when the existing paradigm no longer adequately addresses the prevailing questions. New explanations compete for most relevant . When the best arises out of the competing group, it replaces the old paradigm. This is called a paradigm shift.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@Atlas_Rising. Who says it does. Independent inquiry must occur or its not a paradigm shift. Just a rationalization of the same old same thinking.
in·vei·gle
/inˈvāɡəl/
verb
verb: inveigle; 3rd person present: inveigles; past tense: ...
pixiedust comments on Dec 31, 2018:
In 2019, I may have to resort to inveigling to get cooperation from the people assigned to my project at work. I must think on this.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Our presidrnt relies upon being inveigled to assusge his inflated ego.
pixiedust comments on Dec 31, 2018:
In 2019, I may have to resort to inveigling to get cooperation from the people assigned to my project at work. I must think on this.
t1nick replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Our presidrnt relies upon being inveigled to assusge his inflated ego.
There’s no philosophy of life without a theory of human nature | Aeon Essays
powder comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Name one other species which processes food ie cook. I can only think of crocodiles letting prey rot under a log to tenderise it.
Next, name one other species that has fashion in clothes, makeup etc.
We are different than other species because we create massively, unlike any other (including gods)
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@powder both ate inter-related. They evolved simultaneosly. Complex society evolved along side biological evolution. One allowed for the other.
Those able to articulate their abstract reasoning and direct their clan group more successfully, was better placed for finding a more fit mate, making for a progeny that potentially had superior genes. Sexual selection and natural selection.
An over simplified explanation. But I hope it gets the gist of the concept.
powder comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Name one other species which processes food ie cook. I can only think of crocodiles letting prey rot under a log to tenderise it.
Next, name one other species that has fashion in clothes, makeup etc.
We are different than other species because we create massively, unlike any other (including gods)
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@powder both ate inter-related. They evolved simultaneosly. Complex society evolved along side biological evolution. One allowed for the other.
Those able to articulate their abstract reasoning and direct their clan group more successfully, was better placed for finding a more fit mate, making for a progeny that potentially had superior genes. Sexual selection and natural selection.
An over simplified explanation. But I hope it gets the gist of the concept.
Everything is connected
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
The Butterfly effect. In science we recognize the interconnectness of all things. The ripples my be undetectable, but they persist and get translated down the line. Sometimes ultimately go nowhere, sometimes catalyst for large changes.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@kgoodyear Hahaha. Have a Hapoy New Year.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
The Butterfly effect. In science we recognize the interconnectness of all things. The ripples my be undetectable, but they persist and get translated down the line. Sometimes ultimately go nowhere, sometimes catalyst for large changes.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@kgoodyear Hahaha. Have a Hapoy New Year.
There’s no philosophy of life without a theory of human nature | Aeon Essays
powder comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Name one other species which processes food ie cook. I can only think of crocodiles letting prey rot under a log to tenderise it.
Next, name one other species that has fashion in clothes, makeup etc.
We are different than other species because we create massively, unlike any other (including gods)
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
False reasoning. Need to understand evolutionary theory. Your answer makes specious claims that are unsupportable. Also you need a better understanding of the animal kingdom. Many species modify the objects in their environment into tools. True not as extensivly as humans but see post above for a better explanation.
powder comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Name one other species which processes food ie cook. I can only think of crocodiles letting prey rot under a log to tenderise it.
Next, name one other species that has fashion in clothes, makeup etc.
We are different than other species because we create massively, unlike any other (including gods)
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
False reasoning. Need to understand evolutionary theory. Your answer makes specious claims that are unsupportable. Also you need a better understanding of the animal kingdom. Many species modify the objects in their environment into tools. True not as extensivly as humans but see post above for a better explanation.
Everything is connected
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
The Butterfly effect. In science we recognize the interconnectness of all things. The ripples my be undetectable, but they persist and get translated down the line. Sometimes ultimately go nowhere, sometimes catalyst for large changes.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@ASTRALMAX, @kgoodyear. Many things are not immediately discernable by us. However, observations by multiple researchers over a multiple centuries, patterns emerge. Disparate events and data are brought together to realize the connections. Not all connections are overtly seen or apparent. We know they are at work because we can document changes and work bsckwards to reconstruct events. Sometimes the evidence is tangentjal and not always recognizable at first.
An example: taking am organism out of its biome or habitat impacts the entire boome. Changes potential events and possibilities. We may not be able to see or realize the chsin of events resulting from this. but changes did occur. It at the wrong time or at a tipping point., outcomrs msy be readily visible.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
The Butterfly effect. In science we recognize the interconnectness of all things. The ripples my be undetectable, but they persist and get translated down the line. Sometimes ultimately go nowhere, sometimes catalyst for large changes.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@ASTRALMAX, @kgoodyear. Many things are not immediately discernable by us. However, observations by multiple researchers over a multiple centuries, patterns emerge. Disparate events and data are brought together to realize the connections. Not all connections are overtly seen or apparent. We know they are at work because we can document changes and work bsckwards to reconstruct events. Sometimes the evidence is tangentjal and not always recognizable at first.
An example: taking am organism out of its biome or habitat impacts the entire boome. Changes potential events and possibilities. We may not be able to see or realize the chsin of events resulting from this. but changes did occur. It at the wrong time or at a tipping point., outcomrs msy be readily visible.
Everything is connected
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
The Butterfly effect. In science we recognize the interconnectness of all things. The ripples my be undetectable, but they persist and get translated down the line. Sometimes ultimately go nowhere, sometimes catalyst for large changes.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@ASTRALMAX Thinking too literal.
t1nick comments on Dec 31, 2018:
The Butterfly effect. In science we recognize the interconnectness of all things. The ripples my be undetectable, but they persist and get translated down the line. Sometimes ultimately go nowhere, sometimes catalyst for large changes.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@ASTRALMAX Thinking too literal.
Everything is connected
John_Tyrrell comments on Dec 31, 2018:
It's all infinitesimal particles or points of energy separated by nothingness.
Nothing is connected. It just looks like it is.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Goes against string theory.
John_Tyrrell comments on Dec 31, 2018:
It's all infinitesimal particles or points of energy separated by nothingness.
Nothing is connected. It just looks like it is.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Goes against string theory.
Everything is connected
kgoodyear comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Hmmmm not sure what you mean. My soda can I have on my desk is not connected to my TV set. My computer is connected to my TV though. Very vague you need to be more specific or explain what you mean.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Thinking too literal. Easy to do sometimes.
kgoodyear comments on Dec 31, 2018:
Hmmmm not sure what you mean. My soda can I have on my desk is not connected to my TV set. My computer is connected to my TV though. Very vague you need to be more specific or explain what you mean.
t1nick replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Thinking too literal. Easy to do sometimes.
Wow, Trump scores 5 out of 5!
Skeptic66 comments on Dec 30, 2018:
I fear the damage he is causing is harming us far beyond his miserable presidency.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
He has changed the world's paradigm of how things will work from now on. Not necessarily for the better
Skeptic66 comments on Dec 30, 2018:
I fear the damage he is causing is harming us far beyond his miserable presidency.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
He has changed the world's paradigm of how things will work from now on. Not necessarily for the better
Appropriate? I think so.
t1nick comments on Dec 30, 2018:
His inability to know the difference between a lie and truth, he opens his mouth and he's toast. Lol. 7500 public lies in 780 days in office. Has to be a new record.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Dhiltong Hell its a record for a two year term.
t1nick comments on Dec 30, 2018:
His inability to know the difference between a lie and truth, he opens his mouth and he's toast. Lol. 7500 public lies in 780 days in office. Has to be a new record.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Dhiltong Hell its a record for a two year term.
Appropriate? I think so.
t1nick comments on Dec 30, 2018:
His inability to know the difference between a lie and truth, he opens his mouth and he's toast. Lol. 7500 public lies in 780 days in office. Has to be a new record.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Triphid lol
t1nick comments on Dec 30, 2018:
His inability to know the difference between a lie and truth, he opens his mouth and he's toast. Lol. 7500 public lies in 780 days in office. Has to be a new record.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Triphid lol
All the more reason to secure the southern border.
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA Duchessa. Correct me if Im mistaken. The urban population in Argentina is by far more educated and sophisticated than the peasants coming north from Central America. The rural area of Argentina, perhaps not so much.
As such, access to power, lack of access to resources for fighting back against the groups oppressing them, and any level of sophistication makes the peasnts choices much more limited. An intellectual society hss much greater chance of succeeding (not to say a grass roots movements of peasants can't succeed see Okinawa)
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA Duchessa. Correct me if Im mistaken. The urban population in Argentina is by far more educated and sophisticated than the peasants coming north from Central America. The rural area of Argentina, perhaps not so much.
As such, access to power, lack of access to resources for fighting back against the groups oppressing them, and any level of sophistication makes the peasnts choices much more limited. An intellectual society hss much greater chance of succeeding (not to say a grass roots movements of peasants can't succeed see Okinawa)
All the more reason to secure the southern border.
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA i hear you. But I dont think these prople are in any position to change their politicians
short of mass assasinations. Elections fixed, govt, paramilitary, and gangs have strsnglehold.
If customs works, no criminals should make it through vetting (some slways do, but minimal - if customs doing their job).
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA i hear you. But I dont think these prople are in any position to change their politicians
short of mass assasinations. Elections fixed, govt, paramilitary, and gangs have strsnglehold.
If customs works, no criminals should make it through vetting (some slways do, but minimal - if customs doing their job).
All the more reason to secure the southern border.
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA. Given the sheer number, statistics assures you will have a small percentage of criminals in the group. No proof that its anything more than a few. If the customs are going their job,( no reason to assume they are not) the majority of criminals should get identified in the vetting.
The majority of the people fleeing and in the caravans are not criminals. Simply peoplefleeing the crime, the Gangs, the poverty of their own country. Of which the US is complicit in creating by our interjection in their country politics last Century. The drug dealers, gang members, and assorted bad elements do not apply for assylum and go through customs vetting. They sneak over the border. In which case we are not speaking about them.
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA. Given the sheer number, statistics assures you will have a small percentage of criminals in the group. No proof that its anything more than a few. If the customs are going their job,( no reason to assume they are not) the majority of criminals should get identified in the vetting.
The majority of the people fleeing and in the caravans are not criminals. Simply peoplefleeing the crime, the Gangs, the poverty of their own country. Of which the US is complicit in creating by our interjection in their country politics last Century. The drug dealers, gang members, and assorted bad elements do not apply for assylum and go through customs vetting. They sneak over the border. In which case we are not speaking about them.
All the more reason to secure the southern border.
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA Duchessa, your French immigrated from Argentina. Your argument is like the pot calling the kettle lack. Good for some, but not others. Only good for those with "pedigree" or money, but not for others less fortunate?
CommonHuman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
The most atrocious crimes happening in the US are being perpetrated by white males born in the US. Lets work on stopping them.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@DUCHESSA Duchessa, your French immigrated from Argentina. Your argument is like the pot calling the kettle lack. Good for some, but not others. Only good for those with "pedigree" or money, but not for others less fortunate?
I switched the lily-white picture of Jesus on my aunt's phone to the one below.
t1nick comments on Dec 30, 2018:
If such a person existed, this is probably closer to what he might have looked like.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Closeted That's for sure
t1nick comments on Dec 30, 2018:
If such a person existed, this is probably closer to what he might have looked like.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Closeted That's for sure
Wow, Trump scores 5 out of 5!
Trajan61 comments on Dec 30, 2018:
Sounds just like Obama and crooked Hillary!
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Trajan61 hahaha Its not often that I run across someone who is incapable of learning. So sad
Trajan61 comments on Dec 30, 2018:
Sounds just like Obama and crooked Hillary!
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Trajan61 hahaha Its not often that I run across someone who is incapable of learning. So sad
Wow, Trump scores 5 out of 5!
Trajan61 comments on Dec 30, 2018:
Sounds just like Obama and crooked Hillary!
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
Trajan you're the gift that just keeps on giving. You are validating all the issues with your posts that we previously discussed. So sad.
Trajan61 comments on Dec 30, 2018:
Sounds just like Obama and crooked Hillary!
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
Trajan you're the gift that just keeps on giving. You are validating all the issues with your posts that we previously discussed. So sad.
pil·lion
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noun
noun: pillion; plural noun: pillions
a seat for a passenger behind ...
Max_d_cat comments on Dec 30, 2018:
My 1951 BMW has a Pillion. This one is a rubber saddle identical to the other seat, but other versions are little more than a little rectangular cushion that mounts to the top of the rear fender.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
Cool nice bike. Thanks for the image to accentuate the original post
Max_d_cat comments on Dec 30, 2018:
My 1951 BMW has a Pillion. This one is a rubber saddle identical to the other seat, but other versions are little more than a little rectangular cushion that mounts to the top of the rear fender.
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
Cool nice bike. Thanks for the image to accentuate the original post
Reminder: Tonight, December 30th is our next Trivia Nite in the Singles/Mingle/Chatroom at 6:00 PM ...
Amisja comments on Dec 30, 2018:
What time is that for me?
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
24 GMT (midnight) ?
Amisja comments on Dec 30, 2018:
What time is that for me?
t1nick replies on Dec 30, 2018:
24 GMT (midnight) ?
It Came From the Heavens New research supports the idea that life can spread from one world to ...
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
First you need to define what you mean by "life". If you mean amino acid combinations that given the right conditions might recombine and eventually become a simple form of insipient life. If you mean a full formed organic, carbon-based organism. No.
Present thinking holds two ideas regarding ...
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@marmot84 Bravo. Sounds great. I work with Native American students from the reservation. I also have a high school physics class, but unfortunately its not my greatest area of strength. Geology is. Nice to get to know you.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
First you need to define what you mean by "life". If you mean amino acid combinations that given the right conditions might recombine and eventually become a simple form of insipient life. If you mean a full formed organic, carbon-based organism. No.
Present thinking holds two ideas regarding ...
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@marmot84 Bravo. Sounds great. I work with Native American students from the reservation. I also have a high school physics class, but unfortunately its not my greatest area of strength. Geology is. Nice to get to know you.
pil·lion
/ˈpilyən/
noun
noun: pillion; plural noun: pillions
a seat for a passenger behind ...
itsmedammit comments on Dec 29, 2018:
New to me. I guess I don't ride in those circles.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
I wonder if this includes motorcycle sidecars?
itsmedammit comments on Dec 29, 2018:
New to me. I guess I don't ride in those circles.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
I wonder if this includes motorcycle sidecars?
lis·some
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adjective
adjective: lissom; adjective: lissome
(of a person or their ...
thislife comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Nice word.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
It is nice isn't it. Elicits nice images.
thislife comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Nice word.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
It is nice isn't it. Elicits nice images.
All the more reason to secure the southern border.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Please read my response to Vets attempt to make this argument. A sad day day for the Sighn family, but a toally fallacious argument.
Hate crimes by white supremists are 100X more prevalrnt than crimes of violence by illrgal immigrants.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Trajan61 The law center deals in empirically collected, statistical facts. Yes it is liberal in the positions it takes. But everything they espouse is backed up by empirical facts. You haven't stated one factually based argument in the year I've known you on this site.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Please read my response to Vets attempt to make this argument. A sad day day for the Sighn family, but a toally fallacious argument.
Hate crimes by white supremists are 100X more prevalrnt than crimes of violence by illrgal immigrants.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Trajan61 The law center deals in empirically collected, statistical facts. Yes it is liberal in the positions it takes. But everything they espouse is backed up by empirical facts. You haven't stated one factually based argument in the year I've known you on this site.
It Came From the Heavens New research supports the idea that life can spread from one world to ...
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
First you need to define what you mean by "life". If you mean amino acid combinations that given the right conditions might recombine and eventually become a simple form of insipient life. If you mean a full formed organic, carbon-based organism. No.
Present thinking holds two ideas regarding ...
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@marmot84 I understand your argument. I too am a scientist as well as an educator. I teach college geology, have taught college chemitry, and have taught high schoolnBiology for over 25 years. When I worked for NASA doing atmospheric chemisty the. Oceanic vent was the prevailing hypothesis at NASA. Its not my area of research so to speak, so I can only repeat what was explained to me. But I respect your insistence for alternative potentialities.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
First you need to define what you mean by "life". If you mean amino acid combinations that given the right conditions might recombine and eventually become a simple form of insipient life. If you mean a full formed organic, carbon-based organism. No.
Present thinking holds two ideas regarding ...
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@marmot84 I understand your argument. I too am a scientist as well as an educator. I teach college geology, have taught college chemitry, and have taught high schoolnBiology for over 25 years. When I worked for NASA doing atmospheric chemisty the. Oceanic vent was the prevailing hypothesis at NASA. Its not my area of research so to speak, so I can only repeat what was explained to me. But I respect your insistence for alternative potentialities.
All the more reason to secure the southern border.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Please read my response to Vets attempt to make this argument. A sad day day for the Sighn family, but a toally fallacious argument.
Hate crimes by white supremists are 100X more prevalrnt than crimes of violence by illrgal immigrants.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Trajan61 According to Southern Poverty Law Center, and the latest FBI statistics for 2016 and 2017, hate crimes and violent crimes by white supremicists are up by 400% since Trump took office. And they estimate that a large percentage go unreported due to intimidation and fear. So your statement is patently false and is not supported by the facts.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Please read my response to Vets attempt to make this argument. A sad day day for the Sighn family, but a toally fallacious argument.
Hate crimes by white supremists are 100X more prevalrnt than crimes of violence by illrgal immigrants.
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Trajan61 According to Southern Poverty Law Center, and the latest FBI statistics for 2016 and 2017, hate crimes and violent crimes by white supremicists are up by 400% since Trump took office. And they estimate that a large percentage go unreported due to intimidation and fear. So your statement is patently false and is not supported by the facts.
a question about homo erectus in china.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
No doubt. A hominid landscape nothing like we see today. Let us not forget "Homo floresiensis" (Java hobbit man"). A local adaptation of Homo erectus erectus, or a different species of hominid altogether?
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@kauva I don't know, you'll to ask his partner. Lol. Actually he's listed as an erectus I think.
t1nick comments on Dec 29, 2018:
No doubt. A hominid landscape nothing like we see today. Let us not forget "Homo floresiensis" (Java hobbit man"). A local adaptation of Homo erectus erectus, or a different species of hominid altogether?
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@kauva I don't know, you'll to ask his partner. Lol. Actually he's listed as an erectus I think.
hir·sute
/ˈhərˌso͞ot,ˈhirˌso͞ot,hərˈso͞ot,hirˈso͞ot/
adjective: hirsute
hairy.
Haemish1 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I’ve never been able to grow any fashionable stubble:/
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Me either. Ive had s moustache for over 30 years, but as far as it goes.
Haemish1 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I’ve never been able to grow any fashionable stubble:/
t1nick replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Me either. Ive had s moustache for over 30 years, but as far as it goes.
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