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[Derekristow]

Anyone currently going to PAX Prime in Seattle, we're trying to set up a last minute meetup in this thread.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=91868.0

Also, PAX made me happy today.  Tons of great stuff going on.

[JoshuaFH]

I went to Michigan Adventures yesterday, and had a lot of fun with my family of cousins.

[Aklyon]

I found where the hurricane came from.
XD

[Darvi]

Heheh. I used to be able to play most of those songs. Unfortunately a synthesizer doesn't appear to be a valid instrument for the magic to work.

[Grimshot]

 Hey, check this out.

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 Thats pretty cool in my opinion . I'm going to have to build something like that sometime, wish I had thought of it.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Hey, check this out.

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Thats pretty cool in my opinion . I'm going to have to build something like that sometime, wish I had thought of it.

Looks like someone took Minecraft-style construction to heart.

[RedWarrior0]

I told a friend that I'm dating a guy, cause I'm super excited about it. She being a chatterbox, she told her best friend, also a good friend of mine, and a devout Catholic who doesn't agree with homosexuality.

First thing she did when she saw me was hug me and congradulate me. She might not agree, but she'd never judge or treat me differently.

People like her make life even sweeter.

I'm glad that people like her don't contribute to the radical "Catholic-is-fascist" mentality that a lot of people seem to have. It's nice to be treated on an individual-by-individual basis, rather than be heaped into a generic pile of prejudice and presumptions.

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[Lysabild]

I told a friend that I'm dating a guy, cause I'm super excited about it. She being a chatterbox, she told her best friend, also a good friend of mine, and a devout Catholic who doesn't agree with homosexuality.

First thing she did when she saw me was hug me and congradulate me. She might not agree, but she'd never judge or treat me differently.

People like her make life even sweeter.

I'm glad that people like her don't contribute to the radical "Catholic-is-fascist" mentality that a lot of people seem to have. It's nice to be treated on an individual-by-individual basis, rather than be heaped into a generic pile of prejudice and presumptions.

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Well, if you're a catholic you believe in the pope being gods voice on earth. Do you find it morally acceptable then if he says all homosexuals should be executed? Because thats where the negative idea of catholics stem from.

Also, feel free to enlighten me if I am wrong, I'm more than willing to be told so and learn.

[Darvi]

I love using Genius Boni.

[Remalle]

If the pope says to execute homosexuals you don't question God, you question the pope, because clearly something's been gotten horribly wrong at some point.

[Maggarg - Eater of chicke]

tbh not even the current pope is that anti-gay, although he's put his foot in his mouth a few times. But honestly, what can you expect from an elderly man who spent his childhood in the Third Reich and has spent his adult life in a fairly notoriously reactionary institution.

[Lysabild]

Okay, then let us say that he declares that everyone has to have shoes on their heads, my point stands, why is he important?


Edit: Why must you do what he says? I'm really curious.

[Maggarg - Eater of chicke]

Okay, then let us say that he declares that everyone has to have shoes on their heads, my point stands, why is he important?


Edit: Why must you do what he says? I'm really curious.

Something to do with him having God's phone number.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Okay, then let us say that he declares that everyone has to have shoes on their heads, my point stands, why is he important?


Edit: Why must you do what he says? I'm really curious.

Something to do with him having God's phone number.

He also cannot ever be wrong, apparently.

[Itnetlolor]

Oh Memory Fox, you rock. Memory leak issues have been, at least, in check better since this add-on got installed. It should come standard with future versions. After a few minutes of surfing, it used to take up 1GB of memory for no reason; now it's stabilized more consistently at a maximum of a quarter of that (even my ram/virtual memory usage has been limited more closely to half of what usually gets used up (nearly all of it). It also occasionally goes double-digits which I never thought was possible; it usually goes triple or quadruple-digit). Best of all, while managing Firefox, it can apply to other processes as well to further manage things. This can come handy.

Now if there was a standalone version of this that doesn't require Firefox, I'd be sold.