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	How to deal with the death of a close one? **male reproductive organ_RAMBONE Posted: I know this is a ty place to ask, but what is the best way to deal with the death of a close family friend? This man was like a grandfather to me, and he died of a heart-attack while driving. I really want to get over his death so I can actually be (relatively) happy again. Help? Log in to see images!** The closer the relation, the longer it takes. Time will eventually do the job, but it doesn’t always fully heal. It’s been a little over 8 years since my father died, and there are times when it hurts as if it was yesterday—though that happens not as often as it once did. Just know that grieving is natural. However long it takes for you is how long it takes. There is no magic number. There is no set time. (view post)	10/28/2009
	Obama and the Nobel Peace Prize 1337xxxxxxxxxlolololololololololxxxxxxxxx1337 Posted: Ahahaaha until 9/11 Bush spent like half his time at Camp David and otherwise did nothing. Most of you were like 5 years old and not paying attention to the news prior to then. Then he completely ****ed up the country by sending us to a fake war, which IS the main reason for the current economy Actually, the main reason is the federal reserve’s credit expansion. Bush didn’t devalue the dollar; Alan Greenspan did. (view post)	10/09/2009
	I LOL'd I think he would be blinded in rage. (view post)	09/16/2009
	i need help with my homework... bronnih Posted: if there is anyone generous enough (and with a bit of time on their hands) to tell me ITT which parts of the constitution are relevant to this war- and also i think the confederacy made up their own one, and if anyone could tell me what they specifically changed and why, i’d be eternally grateful. As was noted, the federal government had no authority to tell the states what to do wrt slavery; it could only pbum laws regarding the importation of slaves (that’s in the Constitution). The invasion of a foreign country which Lincoln initiated was not only a war of aggression but unconstitutional—no declaration was ever pbumed by Congress. Further, Lincoln the Petty Tyrant arbitrarily suspended habeas corpus (with a fishy rubber-stamp by a lack-of-quorum Congress)—which only Congress can do. He had newspapers that disagreed with him shut down. He tried to get the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court arrested for treason for reminding Lincoln that he had no authority to suspend habeas corpus. As for secession—there is nothing in the Constitution to prevent it, so there’s really no relevant part there. The CSA Constitution did protect slavery and did set a limit on all internal improvement schemes, i.e. government make-work programs for infrastructure. (view post)	09/15/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. Moniker Posted: You haven’t helped make this thread very interesting. You’ve made it a snark-fest full of personal attacks, and that’s the sort of thing I’d expect from our opponents. I must bumume you’re talking about someone else. I’ve only been helpful in this thread. I’ve been—what’s the phrase? Oh yes: “trying to keep a ‘valued forum member’ from repeating his past mistakes.” Rather nice of me, don’t you think? Again, it shouldn’t worry you anyway; these sorts of threads pop up now and again. (view post)	09/07/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. A new thread like this will pop up sooner or later and be interesting again. For a while. (view post)	09/05/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. That’s not trolling. You asked a question. I answered it. Now let’s see you repeat your mistake of before and report non-trolling posts. Then you’ll get banned. Again. And I’ll laugh. Why? Because you won’t have learned from your mistake. (view post)	09/05/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. A McLaren-Mercedes SLR would be nice. (view post)	09/05/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. Hobart Bliggity Posted: I openly troll constantly in CD and most of the mods know this. Thanks for the help though m8 And look where it got you. Oh well—I tried to help. (view post)	09/05/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. I didn’t get you banned; you did it to yourself by trolling and ****ing off the mods. I’m simply reminding you that you shouldn’t behave in such a manner this time because you’ll most likely end up getting banned again. I’m trying to help you. I’m nice like that, y’see. (view post)	09/05/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. Hobart Bliggity Posted: A faith in the logic of your own brain is no less flawed than a faith in a higher power. No it isn’t. But thanks for engaging in a performative contradiction, as well as not understanding what logic actually is. Now you need to drop your ignorantly smug superiority complex, as it doesn’t suit you. Plus: it might get you banned again. (view post)	09/05/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. Actually, it shows that I completely understand faith. Faith is nothing more than a security blanket to keep reality at bay. (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. But I do know what it means: it means to believe in something without evidence or in spite of significant evidence to the contrary. It does not mean hope. It does not mean no rational reason to believe otherwise. Faith is nothing more than substituting a wish for reality. And that is intellectually dishonest and destructive. (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. I don’t care about the intellectual dishonesty known as faith. Anyone so craven as to stick fingers in ears and say “LALALALALALALALA I CAN’T HEAR YOU” is not someone whose opinion I give any serious consideration, nor do I care about the mindless bleatings which will surely follow. (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. The universe being created requires something extant apart from the universe. And, ontologically speaking, this is meaningless. Existence requires the universe as the metaphysical primary. It is, in essence, existence itself. It is the framework in which there is that which is. To demand something apart from the framework is to give up on not only explanation, but coherence and intelligibility. (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. Fingerz Posted: Is there SOLID evidence to refute it? The idea of the universe being created fails ontologically. (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. man-man Posted: I think a clearer statement would be that it’s impossible to believe in an incomprehensible concept, because you don’t know what it is that you’re believing in unless you comprehend it. It’s like a triangle with 4 sides – you can’t imagine it or believe that it exists because the concept is inherently contradictory and hence incomprehensible. This is the essence of theological noncognitivism. (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. lordofawesome Posted: As an omnipotent being that created the universe. loves when people try to define the non-existent into existence (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. Hobart Bliggity Posted: tQuestion to all the atheists out there. Why are many of you so fervent in trying to disprove God? Because we’re not. (view post)	09/04/2009
	If God doesn't exist.. MC Banhammer Posted: There’s no onus on me, because there’s no penalty on me for NOT proving it. However, theoretically, there could be a penalty on you for not believing it. Which is the more logical course of action? Re-wording of Pascal’s Wager? Seriously? As to the OP: I already destroyed it by noting the fallacy therein. You might want to take note of that. (view post)	09/04/2009

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