On another thread, Vic M said that the most important question of all time is, “where did the universe and all it contains come from?” I say he is wrong. The most important question imo: “Is there one move that’s more likely to win a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors?” Is their a more important question? Please share your wisdom.
On another thread, Vic M said that the most important question of all time is, “where did the universe and all it contains come from?” I say he is wrong. The most important question imo: “Is there one move that’s more likely to win a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors?” Is their a more important question? Please share your wisdom.
Faith is more likely, imo, caused by a severe deficit in the limbic system. The cortex apparently never develops in full blown religiostupidification. Sander is the expert on fuckwittery and general dipshitedness, perhaps he will enlighten us. Btw, I don’t even want to think about someone slapping Oprah’s ass…shivering in disgust…better slap her face.
Btw, I don’t even want to think about someone slapping Oprah’s ass…shivering in disgust…better slap her face.
Which one? I mean, which expression? Her knowing glance at the audience while the guest prepares a dish of avocado and ice cream? No, hang on. How about her squeamishness when Dr. Oz hands her a lung?
Unsmoked, just how much Oprah do you watch? You sound very familiar with the many facial expressions of the Almighty Creator of Dr. Phil.
I know. It’s like my knowledge of ‘Friday Night Smackdown’, the Jewelry Exchange, and Benny Hinn’s Big Tent in Copenhagen. I was just trying to get from ‘Lost’ to ‘America’s Got Talent’ when . . .
“Is there one move that’s more likely to win a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors?”
THE MOVE: Take the rock and hit your opponent in the head, and as he is falling, put the paper under him and take the scissors, cutting him into small pieces on the way down - then wrap up the pieces in the paper and take them out to sea in your boat to use as fish bait. Do this in one continuous motion, and it qualifies as “one move” under the official rules of Rock-Paper-Scissors.