For my brother from a different mother - Page 10

i guess to surpass you have to at least meet it...goes without saying.


it's dark in here, let there be light

I can't see shit !!!

Normally I don't like cartoon explanations but these rock.

I'll never get them out of my youtube profiling now.

moons do me one favour and watch this one thru, not as funny but addresses or as silly as genesis, hard to get sillier than that, some of the stuff on it you have said all along and also takes shtal's argument of knowledge and applies it back to the arguer which of course there is only a regression logically. remember that time shtal tried to lead you with "moons there could be something you don't know you don't know..." back on some thread that is covered to along with a version of pascals wager, at least watch it to the 5 minute mark. this is one of my fav's.

VK4, couldn't help but notice the striking resemblance your videos bear to shtal's.  You can begin with oversimplification, faulty presupposition, and your usual generalization.  Still, I suppose there is an intrinsic entertainment value to the mud-slinging between you both.  Try not confuse your opinion with a position, in any way rationally superior to that of shtal's, because quite frankly, it isn't.  If there is a difference, I would venture to say it is motive. I believe shtal is trying to do some good, while you, well...there's all that damage you still haven't gotten past, which continues to rot you from the inside out. 

Carlin, was the fox stumbling or have an awkward gait, in any way? Since it was evening and it was a youngster, and if you didn't notice anything else odd, like drooling or a distant stare, I think you'll be okay. And that it did not make a forward approach. 

The other thing is if it is showing symptoms of being rabid, it won't last long. 
 

Here are the rabies symptoms you may see in wild animals:

1. unprovoked aggression ("furious" rabies). Some animals may attack anything that moves, or even inanimate objects.
    
2. unusual friendliness ("dumb" rabies).
    
3. animal may stumble, fall, appear disoriented or uncoordinated, or wander aimlessly.
    
4. paralysis, often beginning in the hind legs or throat. Paralysis of the throat muscles can cause the animal to bark, whine, drool, choke, or froth at the mouth.
    
5. vocalizations ranging from chattering to shrill screams.
    
6. nocturnal animals may become unusually active during the day (remember, some daytime activity is normal, especially when nocturnal animals are feeding their young).
    
7. raccoons walk as if they're on very hot pavement.

Skunks, raccoons, foxes, and dogs usually display furious rabies.

http://nwco.net/044-wildlifediseases/4-1-2-symptoms.asp

God I hate Mondays.


Your right VK4,
not as funny, almost irritating.


 

Go back to bed, then. I'll wake you up when it is Tuesday. 

(I've been wondering where Blitzen has been? I thought she'd have been along and flushed that toilet of hers! )

And Moons, when you and vk4 start giggling over YouTube vids, I get this image of you two sitting in a dark tent, sharing your one flashlight, flipping furiously between  MADD and Hustler magazines. 

Cartoons are one way to hold a person with a short attention span long enough to make a point, if they are too long or redundant it's no better than a boring person nagging at you for two hours without making a point.
I think we all have motives but I doubt one can easily know another's with any certainty.

Point is it has always been the never ending story and most people have been taught how not to tell it.

And thank god we do not have rabies.

Bee,
you must be thinking of someone else, or just being your very own unique self......lol
Question,
Do you do it wrong?
And if you do, are you any good at it?

LOL




 

I am like Siri, I never do it wrong... I just recalculate! 

You didn't watch the video either did you....lol
I could rephrase the question but I think I'll just drop it.