16-07-2003 21:02									#61
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But how do you determine that? Is it possible to say whether something is ultimately positive or negative?

	16-07-2003 21:07									#62
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We should test out all the new drugs for ADHD, dyslexia, antioncogenes, STD's, laxatives, tranquilizers and depression meds on all the celebrities who are 'going public' with their 'secret conditions'.

It's amazing how many actors are depressed, hyperactive, dyslexic, stressed, and botulism-deprived. It's almost as if having a ton of money and fame isn't enough - they've all got 'handicaps' as well.

The rest of us are just broke-ass burnouts who smoke cigarettes because we can't afford the 'cool' meds.

EDIT: I should clarify. I was "diagnosed" with all that garbage by my shrinks when I was an 'adult', but when I was wee they just told me I was "retarded". Did WONDERS for my self-esteem, though.

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	16-07-2003 21:19									#63
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quote: Originally posted by elijah But how do you determine that? Is it possible to say whether something is ultimately positive or negative?

Nope. But you can make a reasonable guess. If you don't know whether the action will ultimately benifit humanity or not, then you aren't obligated to do it.

	17-07-2003 02:52									#64
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quote: Nope. But you can make a reasonable guess. If you don't know whether the action will ultimately benifit humanity or not, then you aren't obligated to do it

That's where we differ. I wouldn't play tin soldiers with peoples lives where I'm not certain of the outcome, which is always the case.

	17-07-2003 06:16									#65
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quote: So, if your only possibility to, say, save the planet, would be to force people to their deaths, you wouldn't do it?

Nope, I'd volunteer to die before murdering others.

	17-07-2003 15:32									#66
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quote: Originally posted by st_swithin We should test out all the new drugs for ADHD, dyslexia, antioncogenes, STD's, laxatives, tranquilizers and depression meds on all the celebrities who are 'going public' with their 'secret conditions'. It's amazing how many actors are depressed, hyperactive, dyslexic, stressed, and botulism-deprived. It's almost as if having a ton of money and fame isn't enough - they've all got 'handicaps' as well. The rest of us are just broke-ass burnouts who smoke cigarettes because we can't afford the 'cool' meds.

hi ,




, you could always start to smoke russian cheap smoke's , ......

have a nice day

	18-07-2003 08:23									#67
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Yes. That is part of being a military leader.

	18-07-2003 11:38									#68
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I'd like a kilo of your finest cheeba, por favor.

As your General, that is my first demand.
;D

	18-07-2003 17:19									#69
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quote: Originally posted by st_swithin I'd like a kilo of your finest cheeba, por favor. As your General, that is my first demand. ;D

hi ,

go and get it yourself general , the troops are resting , ........

have a nice weekend

	18-07-2003 17:36									#70
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quote: Originally posted by Richelieu This is also known as: The counselor Troy syndrome.

I thought the Counselor Troy syndrome was making an obvious observation five minutes after the background music had already told the audience what was going to happen.

	18-07-2003 18:42									#71
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