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harry2quinn
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To the primitve mind it has never occured that a 12 step programme coincides with the 12 apostles. Whichever the case, modern psychology is made for mediocre idiots, it is basically useless as a higher instrument of cognition and should never have been seperated from philosophy in the first place. But tell that to all the psychologists who have a decent 'job': it is not about truth but always about a job! these days.Originally Posted by Jerome
I was a psych major - and I have a real 'job' not really related to the field - so I feel little need to defend the study of psychology except for its own merits because my paycheck is independent of the discipline. That said: you clearly have no idea what the hell you're talking about. 'Higher instrument of cognition'? WTF does that even mean? Do you mean it's useless in helping understand or elevating discussion on the human experience? Go read some Cialdini or Milgram, and come back and pretend that. I'll laugh at you even more. By the way... I have no idea where the hell that psych topic of conversation came from - are you just vomiting every incoherent thought that occurs to you?
(the funny thing is that I even can refute any of you primitives arguments when completely drunk..Originally Posted by Jerome
That's adorable. You're really expecting people to be impressed that you're capable of posting a stream of consciousness monologue that has no central argument or organization?
pray that I'll never post sober around here!Originally Posted by Jerome
How about we hope you'll never post around here at all?
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Thanks to all of you who participated today in helping some kids and their families at this time of year. Below is everyone who I will donate $5 to RMHC for. You all made a difference in someones life when they needed it the most. Now THAT is true style, forum.
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harry2quinn
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
No, YOU are true style, Spoo. I'm definitely matching it, and everyone else should do the same! Even more evidence of his Spoo's awesomeness - he included himself on the list, putting himself on the hook for another $5, as if $195 wasn't enough!
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he included himself on the list, putting himself on the hook for another $5, as if $195 wasn't enough!Originally Posted by harry2quinn
I really should have deducted $40 for Mr.Sams image, but hey, what are you going to do.
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I really should have deducted $40 for Mr.Sams image, but hey, what are you going to do.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Oh yeah, I forgot you're donating more than $5 for some people... so that's well over $195 I'm sure.
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UPDATE - on our way to the first food fest for the day, tonight is at her folks & being Polish means lot's food! A true test in how tight these Ambrosi pantaloons will stretch.
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Originally Posted by AlanC
The Cat that Ate Christmas, by Dr. Suess.
(That is a cat, right?)
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Enjoy the holidaysOriginally Posted by NOBD
Are those pants MTM? The fit is perfect!
Very nicely done!
Merry X-mas!
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