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Indeed. I just like berating people in real life

Again, I don't think that's so obvious. A child that is raised by parents who are constantly fighting/bickering over serious issues is not going to have the best mental health. I think that in, at the very least, the extreme cases similar to this divorce would put much less strain on the child's mind.

Society.

It's not doubted that children of divorce are often messed up in some way, but I wish to ask a question. Which do you think is worse, a child growing up in a very unhappy home or growing up in a bi-nuclear setting, with two happy/not unhappy "homes?" To me the answer doesn't come quickly or obviously.

Reminds me of fat people. We can berate smokers of cigarettes in public all we want about the poor choices they're making, but when it comes to fat people, nuh-uh.

I didn't think that was what you were saying before. Carry on.

Wow, you're really good at the correlation = causation thing

And not a single !@#$ was given that day.

Whatever you say, bud.

More updates, per CNN: People have been cleared to leave the campus There is no second suspect Police are still checking for possible explosives left behind

Take my word for it, he's extremely bright. Must have been a bad school. I was talking to a Catholic girl I know here and she seems to know all about church doctrine. She did say something that puzzled me though, "Non-Catholics cannot take the Eucharist because they don't know what it means." I quickly pointed out to her that a lot of Catholics probably don't know what it means, and my suspicion is confirmed with this survey.

Doesn't surprise me that a lot of them haven't learned about it. My roommate went through about 7 years worth of after-school Catholic classes before he got confirmed. They didn't learn a whole lot about Catholicism. Edit: Also, I was the first person to even say the word "transubstantiation" to him.

Updates per CNN: Turns out the gunner had an AK-47 Campus police are still looking for a second suspect and possible explosives One witness who has spoken said that he saw shots fired into the ground

No other injuries, per CNN. http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/28/suspected-university-of-texas-austin-gunman-dead/?hpt=T2 Edit: updated full story http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/09/28/texas.university.shooting/index.html?hpt=T2

I'm not a member, and there's a reason why. Anyone want to sum it up if they can see it?

"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." -Mahatma Gandhi Gandhi was a crazy MF-er, but he hit the nail on the head once in a while.

Gone the sun

Read a pretty in-depth report on Stuxnet on BBC's site yesterday or the day before. It's a really interesting worm.

It's in the original post: the girl before the redhead cheated.

Looks (and sounds) amazing.

I know CNN has been all over this guy. Every morning at breakfast, I look up and he's plastered up on the TV screen.

One of my professors liked to say that Guiliani cleaned up NYC and "sent the damn hobos to where they belong: Jersey." He's from Brooklyn

It's hard to give a synopsis of this one, it's a bunch of stuff about the Founders. You don't need a subscription, you just need to register with their website. I haven't paid for an issue of The New York Times in my life, and I can still read all the articles online.

It's true, the ones we usually call "freaks" don't have much to do with Jesus. Sad, really. They wouldn't be so freakish if they did.

I stopped reading there.