[newman]

I think Toasters already have that covered in spades, not to mention their models spines simply glow red when aroused rather then exploding.

It's not a bug; it's a feature! Cylon women can't fake it

[Trivial Psychic]

As long as they're in certain positions and/or with mirrors nearby... missionary would negate both. 

[Pred the Penguin]

I think Toasters already have that covered in spades, not to mention their models spines simply glow red when aroused rather then exploding.

It's not a bug; it's a feature! Cylon women can't fake it

In human perspectives they can...

[Colonol Dekker]

Warning: may contain small parts

[WOLF_Angel]

I hear gold Cylons are fluent in over 6 million forms of communication, including Hungarian.

They also come with a "Virgin Alarm" that is programed to go off before you do.

[StarSlayer]

Abandon Ship! Abandon Ship!  Women and wawgs first! 


Aaaa  aaahh!!

[dajarvi]

To finally get on the religious topic, I find three factors important in this topic.  First: The first guy had a legitimate beginning. After all, he is human.  How many times have you asked stupid questions, or have had mother and sister in laws who hate your guts because you exist and don't sound like them.   Second: everyone on this forum who rambled on negatively are like old angry wives.  It would be better to be stuck on your roof in the rain than to live in a house with a nagging wife.  Third: the very idea that God and religion is considered a plague to any such forum is honestly evidence that in our very human nature we are compelled to acknowledge that God or someone out there made us and everything else.  Atheism, after all, is a religion (and a dying one at that).  It's only human and reflective of our nature as being made in the image of God to battle with the fact that we are not almighty God's ourselves, traversing the universe, awaiting death without anything in the end.  Obviously, we weren't meant for that.  "Meant" being the key word    Oh my.  Eh?

[The E]

What.

What in the nine hells does that have to do with the topic?

[Mongoose]

I blame Luis.

[ryanbran87]

I blame Luis.

Seconded, Duck and cover.... THEY BE DROPPIN' NUKES!

[MR_T3D]

So, the Bad Squad has 4 guys in it.
A black guy, a redneck, a nerd, and normal you.
and the 4 of you have really cheap MK1.5 vipers, sent to do something stupid before the miniseries over the red line, where you capture a comic relief skinjob and run into some pirates and escort some ships, get into a dogfight

[newman]

get into a dogfight get into a out-of-the-blue religious argument for no apparent reason.

Fixed.

[LordPomposity]

To finally get on the religious topic, I find three factors important in this topic.  First: The first guy had a legitimate beginning. After all, he is human.  How many times have you asked stupid questions, or have had mother and sister in laws who hate your guts because you exist and don't sound like them.   Second: everyone on this forum who rambled on negatively are like old angry wives.  It would be better to be stuck on your roof in the rain than to live in a house with a nagging wife.  Third: the very idea that God and religion is considered a plague to any such forum is honestly evidence that in our very human nature we are compelled to acknowledge that God or someone out there made us and everything else.  Atheism, after all, is a religion (and a dying one at that).  It's only human and reflective of our nature as being made in the image of God to battle with the fact that we are not almighty God's ourselves, traversing the universe, awaiting death without anything in the end.  Obviously, we weren't meant for that.  "Meant" being the key word    Oh my.  Eh?

[Rodo]

thehe..

[Snagger]

To finally get on the religious topic, I find three factors important in this topic.  First: The first guy had a legitimate beginning. After all, he is human.  How many times have you asked stupid questions, or have had mother and sister in laws who hate your guts because you exist and don't sound like them.   Second: everyone on this forum who rambled on negatively are like old angry wives.  It would be better to be stuck on your roof in the rain than to live in a house with a nagging wife.  Third: the very idea that God and religion is considered a plague to any such forum is honestly evidence that in our very human nature we are compelled to acknowledge that God or someone out there made us and everything else.  Atheism, after all, is a religion (and a dying one at that).  It's only human and reflective of our nature as being made in the image of God to battle with the fact that we are not almighty God's ourselves, traversing the universe, awaiting death without anything in the end.  Obviously, we weren't meant for that.  "Meant" being the key word    Oh my.  Eh?

Is this spam from a born-again-idiot?

[Pred the Penguin]

It's impossible to tell in this thread...

[Shivan Hunter]

To finally get on the religious topic, I find three factors important in this topic.  First: The first guy had a legitimate beginning. After all, he is human.  How many times have you asked stupid questions, or have had mother and sister in laws who hate your guts because you exist and don't sound like them.   Second: everyone on this forum who rambled on negatively are like old angry wives.  It would be better to be stuck on your roof in the rain than to live in a house with a nagging wife.  Third: the very idea that God and religion is considered a plague to any such forum is honestly evidence that in our very human nature we are compelled to acknowledge that God or someone out there made us and everything else.  Atheism, after all, is a religion (and a dying one at that).  It's only human and reflective of our nature as being made in the image of God to battle with the fact that we are not almighty God's ourselves, traversing the universe, awaiting death without anything in the end.  Obviously, we weren't meant for that.  "Meant" being the key word    Oh my.  Eh?

A very interesting point you raise here, but it fails to address the key epistemic question: has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

[The E]

A very interesting point indeed. So interesting in fact that it violates the HLP boredom act. Such behaviour should be punished by lock.