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Beings are we, luminous
Ever seeking the numinous;
The question is the answer
To seek and be the sought;
The light shining from within
Is what we seek to be, and ought

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Can't think of anyone else, really

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Irony posted...

No

Yes.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkoh_G8stHk&ab_channel=superiper90


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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

SquirtleSkwad posted...

He's my main lol. Waiting on a new Smash game, though. The online for the current is just absolutely horseshit.

He's your main in Melee? Because I don't play the other games.
If Melee, what are some of your favorite things about playing him?

I love timing his D-air just right where you connect with so many little kicks and tack like 40% damage on your opponent easy.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Just gotta learn how to play 'im proper, in particular ya gotta watch out for your lack of a triple jump. Work around that and you's a monsta.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

I'm going with Dr. House.

Ramsay has to put on a show for TV.
Same goes for Judge Judy.

In terms of the fictional universe, Dr. House is a dick because of his pain, but that's still no excuse for treating people like shit and he has said some seriously vile heinous stuff to people.

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What say ye?

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Vote!

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Gives a stronger "I'm going to murder you vibe" than his more popular one, IMO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jykQetHb0_4&ab_channel=WWEMusicGroup-Topic

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Irony posted...

Stop falling for bad porn storylines

"Hot Stepdaughter Helps Dad Polish His Rod!"
TC: :O

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

It would not be proper for me to engage in a hermeneutical examination of the New Testament because I do not believe in the purported infallibility of the scripture therein. I would also be careful conflating Christianity with religion at large, as that insinuates a superiority over other belief systems. After all, in the Abrahamic chronology, Christianity is only the second of three revelatory worldviews, having been supplanted by Islam according to Muslim doctrine. Then there are religions such as Sikhism which espouse belief in a monotheistic deity yet claim that no one particular religion is the definitive path to said deity. Food for thought.

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ZEROWOLF posted...

Predator 2

A perfect sequel, IMO.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

pure_temper posted...

I believe so. They all captured the same ideas around powerful beings who came here and could heal the sick, revive the dead, multiply resources, etc. Most of the core moral rules are also consistent across religious doctrines. Don't murder, don't steal, etc. We also know that religions have become more progressive with time.

I believe a compelling apologetic can be constructed along these lines.

Humanist philosophers have championed morality and decency for millennia, more often than not in direct contrast with religions which were dogmatically laying down the hammer and violently persecuting and executing anyone who did not adhere to the platform. Just because religions have adapted to the times and adopted more lenient policies and tolerance--essentially playing catch-up with the zeitgeist of the times--that does not mean we should applaud and defend such belief systems when we know precisely how they behave when they hold the singular and supreme authority. Don't look at history through rose-tinted glasses because it's going to paint the wrong picture.

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pure_temper posted...

The truth of the matter is that all religions are fundamentally correct and imo some atheists just havent caught up to considering that yet.

What do you mean?

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Doe posted...

Religious beliefs are frequently used as an excuse to push legislation curtailing civil rights so its a worthwhile conversation to have

In a political arena, sure, but on a day-to-day interaction on the street, I think people need to mind their business.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

If you're religious, don't go interrogating someone about their beliefs and act like it's your responsibility to "save" them.
If you're an atheist, don't go around trying to corner people into accepting that your way is the only way.

My $0.02

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Shot of Fireball whiskey followed by a Natural Ice beer.
"Double R" referencing George R. R. Martin, author of A Song of Ice and Fire.
Natural ICE and FIREball.

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It is disheartening that it is taking this long for widespread acceptance. Granted, there are always going to be bigots, but still. It's just sad to me that people judge others based on things that have nothing to do with them! If someone is a rapist or a murderer, sure, judge away, but over sexuality or race or anything else? Fuck right off.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

WrestlinFan posted...

I thought it was pretty good til the panned out shot of the room with the pillar separating the room. Thats really great shit.

I agree. Good cinematography and symbolism.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pteVORo_CKs&ab_channel=keepthechange

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

masterbarf posted...

When the horn is filled the entire inside surface is covered. It's possible because the contact between the horn and paint is infinitely thin. The amount of paint required to cover the surface is essentially zero as it can approach infinite thinness. Volume has mass; surface area doesn't.

Inside surface area, yes; not the outside surface area.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

The Spanish Flu killed fifty million people and yet because it overlapped the last year of World War I, you hear about it far less often than the war itself. COVID isn't anywhere near that deadly.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Suikoden420 posted...

Thinking can lead to doing stuff. Whatcha gonna do with gabrielles horn?

Fill it, but not paint it :D

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Suikoden420 posted...

Whats the value is thinking about this?

What's the value in thinking about anything at all?

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Philoktetes posted...

nice url

fix'd ty

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No_U_L7 posted...

That's because the volume becomes so near zero its essentially 0 the further down you go but the outside is infinitely long?

Something along those lines. The video proves it through calculus. As it turns out, the volume is exactly equal to pi!

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

It's pretty neat, and the following video by Numberphile explains it much better than I could. But here's the gist: if you have an infinitely long horn (in this case, it's created by rotating a portion of y = 1/x around the x-axis), you can mathematically prove that you could fill the horn with paint -- i.e., the volume is finite -- but you could never paint the outside of the horn -- i.e., the surface area is infinite.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZOi9HH5ueU&ab_channel=Numberphile

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

VipaGTS posted...

I mean...They were gonna have to move anyway. That was kinda the point of them all being there lol.

True, but who knows when, and how swiftly? 'Taker made sure of it.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

David1988 posted...

Shes so condescending, always pisses me off.

That's why her giving out a compliment like in the OP is so satisfying

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

This is a clip from the audience (the show had already ended by this point) of the night when Ric Flair retired and everyone was celebrating him and sending him off on a high note.

Skip to 2:20 and you'll see Undertaker motion for everyone to part the aisle for Flair.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPxa6VGZC6M&ab_channel=REYKO

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Respond "how do I know I'm not buying a lemon? Let me ride before I buy"

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

indica posted...

Let me think about it...hmmm

lol

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

What do you like more?

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

pojr posted...

I get that he made the right decision by recording

But I would personally find it creepy if somebody asked if they could record me

In the context of signing a contract?

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Captain_Qwark posted...

It's not like that at all for me

It's all about how turned on I am. If I'm super in the mood I can shoot rockets even if it's like <5 minutes

And I could edge all day and have it ooze out if the ending part isn't super great

So a super-turned-on, long-buildup release would be like a Tesla rocket

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

DravenRainrix posted...

They'd have to neuter it's humour too much.
As I recall it was quite sexist and maybe homophobic by today's standards.

Actually one of the episodes involved a gay man befriending Al, and Al wanted to be best buds with the guy because he cooked, worked and liked sports. It portrayed the gay man as a totally normal person and Al was the wacky dingus infatuated with him. Ahead of its time, in that sense.

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Bump

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dummy420 posted...

I dont think they could do the same stuff they used to. But if it happened I'd watch.

It would be very hard to, considering today's PC culture

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Like if you just rub one out real quick, it'll just ooze like a leaky faucet, but if you're going to town either on yourself or with somebody else, it's like you're filling up a jizz meter in a video game, and when you finally let loose, it explodes like a Mentos Coke bottle.

What's up wit dat?

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Otherwise he would've been screwed...

*Title should read plaintiff, my bad.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZqUYW0ULg0&ab_channel=TyrellHettie

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Choco posted...

terrible show

no u

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008Zulu posted...

Wasn't Bud's whole schtick that he could never get any?

Yeah, but Kelly was bound to get knocked up eventually

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Bump

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VigorouslySwish posted...

Might I suggest not talking to her like a 14th century medievil dipshit

How do you know that's not her kink? *wink*

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DuranOfForcena posted...

isn't that what Modern Family was

Not quite the same ethos

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I'm down

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Solution_45 posted...

hows the booty

Of pleasing aesthetic, I will attempt to devour it upon the evening of the morrow

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Choco posted...

never heard of a "romp" but i like it
it sounds so cute

She thought it was cute too lol

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

First night I got there at about 8:30 and got home around 2:30. This time I'm anticipating sleeping over *wink*

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"