I couldn't get enough of Pawbert's >.>

I've always wanted one of these.

Care to trade a jar of fig jam from our tree? ^.^

Wtf are you buying??

Yeah, I found handling them more definitely helped me to stop being so terrified they were gonna just randomly kill me. :P And target shooting is pretty fun.

What is that?

He deserves it

I'm always up for a third ;)

Whereas I think not sticking to the ideals of open and unbiased debate is exactly what got us in this place to begin with.

Also, no one believes people born with birth defects should be stigmatized, but that doesn't mean we don't try to eliminate causes of birth defects.

My issue here is that everything is getting wrapped up in partisan reactions. If the argument is faulty, point out why. Don't dismiss it out of hand.

Sure sure, but that argument doesn't really add anything because it's nonsensical. My thought is we should refute the quality of data being presented as opposed to dismissing the premise via faulty arguments.

I'm just as skeptical as the next guy about this Tylenol thing, but this is just a logical fallacy. It's like saying because heart disease existed before the mass consumption of margarine, margarine consumption can't cause heart disease. Or cancer and Teflon. Or asthma and air pollution.

I am so sorry, Scooter. My thoughts are with you. *hugs*

Couldn't agree more

Conversation? ;)

30 minutes?? 0.o

I think this every time