"Yeah, well, ya' better have a spatula where we're goin' cause my ass is frozen to this yak!" -- Chandler Jaroll
"I don't like your face. Take it off." -- Ryuuichi Kitsuna.
"You know, I'm not the sort of man to hit a woman, but if they hit back it really doesn't amount to much." -- Danyael.
"You're a midget. Better than a garden gnome!" -- Unknown
"She hit the boat! I need more black bread!" -- Quote from the Smoking Gun's World's Dumbest.
"Oh, you want breakfast? Are ya hungry?" -- Jo Koy commenting on the creepiness of 'The King' from Burger King.
"Looks like you're asking for a giant cactus sodomization, boy!!" --Soul to Kith in the old forums general discussion forum.
"Maybe I'm drunk. Maybe tomorrow, I'll be sober. But he will always be a faggot." -- Jean-Claude Van Damme.
"I'd like to know if Sarah Palin truly believes dinosaurs existed a thousand years ago." -- Matt Damon.
"Polar Bears aren't endangered, they're just unlucky! They are!" -- Robin Williams on Sarah Palin.
"Someone must be putting something in his metamucil." -- David Letterman on John McCain.
"Life is not one big orgy." -- Unknown.
Lady: "Fuck you!"
Mercenary: "Yes, please."
Religion is a rather personal matter. And because it is so personal, it should be kept in private unles civility can be maintained. Athiests have a long standing status as being blunt, rude, arrogant, unsypmathetic/inconsiderate to the beliefs of others and willing to say something doesn't exist because it is not physically feasible. They then chalk up their villification to the response of not caring what others think, and thus begins the paradox of the way they view the religious community. While there are many who are none of the above, that's kind of a standing precident that's been exhibited by the more outspoken of that community. However, they do provide the drive for people to actually gain a deeper understanding of things they cannot (at surface value) completely comprehend. That, in itself is incredibly profound.
Christians have a bad rep due to all of the crazies that fill the very role of the "False Prophets" that religious texts warn about. The 'bad seeds' of the community are also arrogant, close minded, bigoted, self-misinformed, overly judgemental and unsympathetic/inconsiderate of the beliefs of others as well as unwilling to be open minded enough to understand where others are coming from. However, those that aren't the lunatic zealots tend to provide a deeper, more individualistic view of the Creator, as there are many ways to view something as personal as one's own spirituality, let alone endeavoring to understand the concept of something beyond their own comprehension. We discover new things everyday in the scientific community that supports both arguements. I could say more on the topic of supporting and debunking BOTH sides (on a basis of opinion), but that's not what this thread is for. And so all that I have said in this lengthy lecture is all I will say on the topic.
