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Detour Ahead - Southbound Memory Lane take Exit 66 Highway to Hell. How many times must mankind bruise his Achilles heel, on that slippery slope, where the tides of time churn in perpetual turbulence, against the shores of tomorrow, before he slows down his race to get there? At what point will he cast away his whimsical machines, equipped with: nine ply, steel belted, hard driving, 42 trillion gigabyte, flat screen super chargers , that quicken his departure from yesterday, spitting mud pies... Read Full Story

Sure atheism has its obvious benefits, like: no tithing, no Sunday go to meetin clothes, and no need to misquote scriptures, but the idea of going to hell really sounds crappy. Also, I must admit Heaven, with those pearly gates, virgin angels, and cushy cloud mattresses, has a certain appeal. I can understand why God wants to smite me, after all belief in his royal imaginary self is fundamental to his loyal servitude. But hey, is it really necessary to send me to a fiery eternal demise, when... Read Full Story

Philosophy of Truth We once believed this world to be flat, the majority would agree today, that it's not. I believe truth, in its purest form, arrives at moments in time when facts are presented in such a manner, that even the most critical of adversaries are compelled to draw forth pen and parchment, and draft articles of agreement. Our Forefathers believed they were in this "moment", when they drafted the infamous preamble: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are... Read Full Story

Sure atheism has its obvious benefits, like: no tithing, no Sunday go to meetin clothes, and no need to misquote scriptures, but the idea of going to hell really sounds crappy. Also, I must admit Heaven, with those pearly gates, virgin angels, and cushy cloud mattresses, has a certain appeal. I can understand why God wants to smite me, after all belief in his royal imaginary self is fundamental to his loyal servitude. But hey, is it really necessary to send me to a fiery eternal demise... Read Full Story

Philosophy of Truth We once believed this world to be flat, the majority would agree today, that it's not. I believe truth, in its purest form, arrives at moments in time when facts are presented in such a manner, that even the most critical of adversaries are compelled to draw forth pen and parchment, and draft articles of agreement. Our Forefathers believed they were in this "moment", when they drafted the infamous preamble: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are... Read Full Story

Philosophy of Truth We once believed this world to be flat, the majority would agree today, that it's not. I believe truth, in its purest form, arrives at moments in time when facts are presented in such a manner, that even the most critical of adversaries are compelled to draw forth pen and parchment, and draft articles of agreement. Our Forefathers believed they were in this "moment", when they drafted the infamous preamble: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are... Read Full Story

Sure atheism has its obvious benefits, like: no tithing, no Sunday go to meetin clothes, and no need to misquote scriptures, but the idea of going to hell really sounds crappy. Also, I must admit Heaven, with those pearly gates, virgin angels, and cushy cloud mattresses, has a certain appeal. I can understand why God wants to smite me, after all belief in his royal imaginary self is fundamental to his loyal servitude. But hey, is it really necessary to send me to a fiery eternal demise... Read Full Story

Sure atheism has its obvious benefits, like: no tithing, no Sunday go to meetin clothes, and no need to misquote scriptures, but the idea of going to hell really sounds crappy. Also, I must admit Heaven, with those pearly gates, virgin angels, and cushy cloud mattresses, has a certain appeal. I can understand why God wants to smite me, after all belief in his royal imaginary self is fundamental to his loyal servitude. But hey, is it really necessary to send me to a fiery eternal demise... Read Full Story

and four people died... There are those rare times when you actually get to hear it all. Mind you, it's not because you weren't listening before. Nah, it's just because you weren't told the "whole" story. Well, today I was lucky enough to hear it all. Now I thought I had heard just about everything, but then again “everything” does not necessarily imply "all". So I’m waiting for this call, that I assume is going to go: ” Oh yeah, we put that check in the mail last Tuesday….” Well, I can... Read Full Story

and four people died... There are those rare times when you actually get to hear it all. Mind you, it's not because you weren't listening before. Nah, it's just because you weren't told the "whole" story. Well, today I was lucky enough to hear it all. Now I thought I had heard just about everything, but then again ���everything��� does not necessarily imply "all". So I���m waiting for this call, that I assume is going to go: ��� Oh yeah, we put that check in the mail last Tuesday... Read Full Story