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Yes, we'd all like to see that on the news. But news stations generally have a liberal spin, and they'd never want to admit there's an area where Republicans prosper ...

I'm not a big promoter of "gay rights," as in, I'm against it. Gay rights or gay pride? There's a difference. why is it okay to be proud of being ...

There is a section for this, actually. Here

I don't believe that most homosexuals are born gay despite the mounting evidence? Well, that's up to you, I suppose. Personally, I have no issues with gays. If they want ...

Dude, everyone loves to hate Nazi-esque corrupted politicians. w00t

definitely Bugs. Is that even a contest?

Oy. I have 3 lonely, ickle yellow ones. I must remedy that!!! ....once finals are over. :(

It seems that forcing standalone movies to become trilogies is the new cliché in Hollywood. Considering that this weekend’s box office heavyweight, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End, had ...

Thankee, All. But I won't be as active 'till Next friday when school gets out. What with finals and all that silly business. Tally ho, then.

that is the whole point of christianity, that we believe in something that has no solid proof. Actually, Christianity does have proof backing it. Archeology continues to verify the old ...

Stereotyping is when you assume everything in a group to be something (say; blue), simply because one member is. I, however, opened by statement with "in my experience, most..." and ...

In a multiverse with infinite dimensions: There would be infinite sub parts, with infinite definitions, and then theentire matter would be theoretical and cluttered. So we're trying to define the ...

Churlish: I agree wholeheartedly with the opening of your statement. We exist for the purpose of self preservation. In their defense, Christians are doing their best to follow suit. Unfortunately, ...

Oh, I do love it whenever born and bred Christians try to convert me. Because in my experience, most of them are blindly following the religion their parents introduced them ...

Does one really cover more space then the other? Or is the unit simply different? And even if the former is true, it's only because R3 has an 'alternate dimension' ...