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[Flying Dice]

:3

Kawaii girls in short skirts dancing in the middle of a snowy warzone next to tanks? I gotta watch this anime sometime.

Have another link about them, then. (Theres a much shorter version of it, but I found that one in my youtube history before I found the shorter one.)

There's also a with a little bit of extra song.

[Xantalos]

Hey Hans, remember YAFB, where you were Merlin and they was awesome?
Guess who I'm playing.

Ah, Merlin. I actually did nothing of import as grown up superbadass Wizard Merlin. But as child Merlin, I actually fucked some shit up.

Ah, the Law of Inverse Old People...

[Jervill]

I watched a Luxwana Troi episode...and enjoyed it.  I'm not sure what to think.

[lordcooper]

Something just went beep bloop.

[Karnewarrior]

Something just went beep bloop.

Your house is infested with Time Lords.

Call an Exterminator.

[Frumple]

Something just went beep bloop.

Huh. You too? Odd coincidence.

[pisskop]

Why in a church?  Because they're inflamatory pigs.

[GlyphGryph]

Isn't it because the church was okay with it? The article seems to indicate the church was fine with it. Believe it or not there are quite a few Christian churches that push sex positivity as an important thing.

Unless you were being sarcastic? It's hard to tell.

[Flying Dice]

In statements to The College Fix, the college’s chaplain defended the event’s location, calling its theme “responsible,” and a campus spokesperson said it offered a “great message.”

Not an issue, as far as I'm concerned.

[pisskop]

The church was okay with it, the problem isn't that the chaplain said no.  The issue is why they choose the church over any number of other acceptable venues.  Classrooms the size of half auditoriums, auditoriums themselves, courtyards and fairgrounds.  My school even has an arbitorium!  *And the chaplain herself was non-denominational, it wasn't a catholic sponsered event.*

Come to think of it, the PP down the street used to give these kind of things. . . until they closed.

[Graknorke]

The church was okay with it, the problem isn't that the chaplain said no.  The issue is why they choose the church over any number of other acceptable venues.  Classrooms the size of half auditoriums, auditoriums themselves, courtyards and fairgrounds.  My school even has an arbitorium!  *And the chaplain herself was non-denominational, it wasn't a catholic sponsered event.*

Come to think of it, the PP down the street used to give these kind of things. . . until they closed.

Maybe it was a gesture of goodwill towards sex educators by the people who ran the church? Trying to break the stereotype of them being totally against sex and stuff.
Not everything is someone trying to take a jab at someone else.

[MaximumZero]

Judging by the overall themes spoken about by the presenters in the piece, as well as a couple of the students, it looks to me that the LGBT group that hosted the event and the religious groups on campus were actually trying to play nice. Is that really a bad thing? Besides, aren't chapels usually quiet, kind of private, personally intimate places with really good acoustics? Wouldn't a place like that be perfect for the sex talk?

[RedKing]

Besides, aren't chapels usually quiet, kind of private, personally intimate places with really good acoustics? Wouldn't a place like that be perfect for the sex talk?

ftfy

[MaximumZero]

Oh, they are, but I wasn't going there. That's an entirely different story.

[miauw62]

The skies are clear and it's 2 degrees celcius. Yet it's snowing, and it doesn't really look like snow and more like alien pollen. Wtf weather?


E: Oh, and most Harlan Coben books seem to have this premise:

Y (, A, B and C) dissapeared some time ago. Now X finds evidence of it and Z (, P and Q) helps him to find the truth.


Not that I don't like the books, and they are varied enough, it's just a little weird that they're almost all about that.