There were at least 125 mass shooting events at schools and religious organizations between 2000 -2025 with more than 2 fatalities or more than 3 casualties. Yesterday's shooting at a catholic school is just one more. Curious how the various gods, including the christian god, failed in every single one of them. Many Christians claim … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – too soon? Too bad.
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intelligent, female, atheist, science fiction fan, great cook, excellent alewife, cat lover
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – No, Basile, Star Trek doesn’t support your cult
Some Catholics are touting how a recent Star Trek episode has that Captain Pike is a Catholic. The character mentions he was an “altar boy” and has him starting the lord’s prayer in a scene.Now, anyone who has actually paid attention to Star Trek, knows that it has no problem with Christianity. We have the … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – No, Basile, Star Trek doesn’t support your cult
Not So Nice Dinner Conversation – this is why I’m anti-religion
This is what these crazy cultists want."The US defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, has repeatedly endorsed the Reformation Red Pill podcast, and has appeared on four episodes. But the former pastor who hosts the show, and who attends Hegseth’s theocratic church, has voiced a range of extreme positions in recent months on issues including Ice raids, capital punishment, … Continue reading Not So Nice Dinner Conversation – this is why I’m anti-religion
What the Boss Likes – surgery went well
Back among the living again. The surgery went well. Had to stay over a night in the hospital so they could monitor my blood calcium which seems to affect everything, including nerve function. Happily, the hospital actually had decent food and I knew that in advance since I worked there at one point. So I … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – surgery went well
What the Boss Likes – and more memes I’m distracting myself with
More memes. The pretty pastel encouraging memes are from a gal who has a redbubble store. I love her stuff. been reading star trek books focusing on the Klingons.
What the Boss Likes, kinda – whee surgery!
I'm having surgery in a week for screwey thyroid and parathyroid glands. Nervous but it should help with various symptoms, etc.Here's a bunch of memes I've distracted myself with.
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – yes, the shroud of turin is still a fake
More evidence the shroud is a fake:"Recently, a study using 3D modeling with MakeHuman, Blender and CloudCompare has added more evidence to the debate. The study, published in Archaeometry, compares digital imprints of a three dimensional human figure and a low-relief artistic rendering—similar to a flattened statue—of a human onto a flat sheet. The idea is that when … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – yes, the shroud of turin is still a fake
What the Boss Likes or not – the movie Sinners, spoilers ahead
Watched the movie "Sinners", a period piece about vampires in the deep South in the 1920s. It got a lot of good reviews. I figured I'd love it since I love period pieces that cross genres. I figured wrong. Spoilers ahead, so you are warned.The first hour was pretty good, some pointless graphic sex scenes … Continue reading What the Boss Likes or not – the movie Sinners, spoilers ahead
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – oooh, the “blight of atheism”
Ran across a blog by a catholic priest, Father Joe Jenkins. He claims atheism is a blight and a sin. Nothing new. Just figured I'd put this up since I took the time to respond on his blog and I am comfortably sure that it won't see the light of day. (memes at the bottom … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – oooh, the “blight of atheism”
Not So Polite Conversation – proselytizing on the taxpayers’ dime
Now, the US Office of Personnel Management has said it's just fine for people to bother fellow employees about their religion during work. "What does this new guidance allow? The new guidance was established in a memo from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which runs the country's federal civil services. It provides a … Continue reading Not So Polite Conversation – proselytizing on the taxpayers’ dime
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