<p>probably because people are really really really sick of bushes war and cronyism and see through the McBush option hopefully</p>
<p>LOL owlice! Here’s an idea. If you get on the floor and start rolling around, will that unwrap you?? We want pictures.</p>
<p>What, and dirty all that perfectly good toilet paper for no good reason?! I was planning on rerolling it to sell! I have a 529 plan to fund!</p>
<p>Maybe I need to hop over to the portapotty and serve at the … er… dispenser.</p>
<p>Nothing wrong with atheists, I’m married to one. I’m more of an agnostic or perhaps more accurately an ignostic. My religion doesn’t require belief in a deity.</p>
<p>I believe that life (of some sort) begins when the egg is fertilized.</p>
<p>I believe that life (of some sort) begins when the egg is fried.</p>
<p>All seriousness aside, some sort of life begins when the egg and sperm are first produced, in many cases 30 years before they meet.</p>
<p>I’m not an atheist but I get dizzy to the point of fainting when I attend sermons. I just find talking about faith and God and religion aloud in public kind of overwhelming. I think maybe I’m like Blake. He was religious but couldn’t stand church.</p>
<p>mammall, maybe you should try being a Quaker. At Friends meetings, there is often silence, punctuated by very short statements.</p>
<p>MY H gets his best sleep during sermons. It is a gift he learned from his dad, who did the exact same thing-- same timing and everything. The minute (and I mean the <em>minute</em>) the sermon started, eyes shut and they are asleep. Sermon ends, eyes pop open. I promise, they aren’te just resting, they are out cold. The occasional head-bobbing is a dead giveaway.</p>