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[FuzzyZergling]

You're a martial artist?
Awesome.

[MaximumZero]

You're a martial artist?
Awesome.

Indeedy. Nidan in Ninjutsu, Specialist (no belt system) in Muay Thai and Yellow Glove in Savate. I've also studied Kendo and Iaido extensively, as well as a little bit of Judo, Aikido, and Kung Fu (Tiger). 

[MetalSlimeHunt]

MaximumZero, didn't you post somthing before about having extremely dense bones, leading to you being strong but unable to swim?

[MaximumZero]

It's a combination of both muscular structure and bone density. I come from a place that has thousands and thousands of natural lakes, due to glacial formations, and cannot swim.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

...you do realize that this makes you the main character from Unbreakable, right?

[Jackrabbit]

What's this implied crap about religion being necessary for personal growth.

A lot of my personal growth and self discovery and where that's lead me isn't condoned by the more religious people in my religion, nor do I feel was influenced by it overmuch.

I wake up to personal growth every morning Wow, I am so sorry.

[alway]

I wake up to personal growth every morning Wow, I am so sorry.

Quickly! To the out of context thread!

Edit: Aaaaaaand done.

[ToonyMan]

How long does that growth last Jack?

[Jackrabbit]

Depending on what you mean, either my entire life or till I take a shower.

[The Doctor]

No one special to ease your growth? You poor thing.

[Melagius]

I'm not a Christian because we have awesome buildings, though that certainly is a benefit. I simply like the feeling of being a Catholic, so I am one. It might not be true, but I choose to believe in it because I like the people in it as well as the feeling of oneness it brings. It gives me something to hope for in hopeless situations.

[Leafsnail]

It's odd, I can't bring myself to believe in something I don't think is true.  Even if I know doing so will benefit me.  I sortof... think truth is an end in itself?

In an odd way, this makes me irrational.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

No, it doesn't. Falsehoods, even if providing an immediate benifit, tend not to end well. Your automatic aversion to them is likely a learned behavior from past lies gone wrong.

[Micro102]

Ok back to what I mentioned before.

A girl got kicked out of public school for not joining in on a basketball team's (or was it a pep rally, looked more like a basketball game) national because she doesn't believe in god, and the version they were singing included god in it.

[FuzzyZergling]

Ok back to what I mentioned before.

A girl got kicked out of public school for not joining in on a basketball team's (or was it a pep rally, looked more like a basketball game) national because she doesn't believe in god, and the version they were singing included god in it.

You know, I've always been a bit bothered by the mention of God it O Canada.
I mean, it's not like it ruins the anthem for me, but I guess it's kind of like how some people are bothered by how it uses "all our sons command" without any mention of the daughters.