"Who are you asking. Women aspire to beauty and (most of them) want to have a beautiful body, so why not genitalia?"
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Say Something Scandalous About the Last Atheist To Post.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Grady Jean Feb 18, 2012. 45 Replies 0 Likes
This is a game I learned from a forum in which used to participate. (until they booted my ass for having an avatar that was an image of the prophet). So the idea is that you (respectfully) say…Continue
"The Universe Is No Fluke" says the Pope.
Started this discussion. Last reply by H Oct 6, 2011. 32 Replies 0 Likes
Well, you heard it guys. I guess the physicists can stop researching this one anymore. The great one has spoken and shared his all-knowing wisdom with all of us. …Continue
Do The Ends Justify The Means? PETA offers Money To Church for Advertisement
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dave G Jan 9, 2011. 34 Replies 0 Likes
OK, so PETA have offered money to help the archdiocese of Minnesota if they'll erect an image of Jesus stating "go vegan". Now, I am fully in favour of veganism, and would be very happy if everybody…Continue
Discovery to produce "The Exorcism Files"
Started this discussion. Last reply by Matt Jan 7, 2011. 15 Replies 0 Likes
OMG, WTF & Facepalm all at once. Actual modern Vatican exorcism cases to be addressed in this new show. Apparently if season 1 goes well, they'll graduate to camera ride-alongs on actual…Continue
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Unseen replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'
James Cox replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"I guess I need to ask the question, 'Must they be beautiful?'
At this moment it would seem that I must enter into the mysteries, I think I will hold back, just in case children are present ;p)"
Unseen replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"Thai society is EXTREMELY open to effeminate men. Much more so than in the West. The Thai "third sex" is called kathoeys or, in English, ladyboys."
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"I don't know if this is exactly on topic but I like e.e.cummings' poem that begins with "I like my body when it is with your body..."."
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"Well said. I wonder if any porn stars have had kids, unless they had surgery. A relative told me hers was a mess after childbirth and I have heard that they are never the same. Maybe not true of all.
I have not had…"
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"On long bike rides you have to bring bathroom tissue so for that it would be nice to have. Everyday, even in my large purse, no way!"
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"Cool! Thanks for the info. "
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"Not all women are soft and many are built more like men(very little difference between the waist and hip measurement-the ideal used to be 8-10 inches difference between the waist and hip, the proverbial 'hourglass' figure-a pear-shape is…"
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"I think our culture is a little more tolerant of the curiosity of females. It is threatened by males who might prefer men, even only some of the time. Yet the behavior(daisy chains, etc.) is prevalent in pre-teens/teens from…"
Unseen replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"I think shaving makes women look like preteen girls and that is too close to a Lolita fetish for me. But people can do whatever makes them happy.
The argument is made that a shaved crotch is more sanitary than one with a bunch of…"
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"I think shaving makes women look like preteen girls and that is too close to a Lolita fetish for me. But people can do whatever makes them happy."
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"On Castle, a character said that you no longer say 'bling', you say 'shine'. "
Jane Freidel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"A vagina is internal and cannot be seen. Unless you get a speculum and a mirror(in which case you really see the cervix), you see almost none of the actual vagina. The very opening can be seen, Is a man's seminal vesicle…"
Peta M replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"Me too! you literally took the comment right off my keyboard, I have never given any thought at all to the beauty or not of my vagina until I read this blog haha hilarious! "
Belle Rose replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"As a woman who has always been self-conscious about her looks, I must say, the beauty of my kitty has never been a concern to me. I've never been told that mine was "beautiful" or "ugly." So.....I don't know. How can…"
Noel replied to Michael Sizer-Watt's discussion 'I Keep Hearing That Women Doubt the Beauty of Their Vagina. Really?'"HA! Wrong author! Sorry guys not Whitman that said that; it was from "Daughter and Other Poems By Jessie Lendennie"
My bad!"
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- I'm a husband, animal lover, moral vegetarian. My wife is an ecologist. I work in IT by day, but that's just to pay the bills. I really don't care about my career except that it feeds me and my cohabitantas at home. I am the debate and presentation co-ordinator for the Grand River Atheists (Kitchener/Cambridge/Waterloo/Guelph area in Ontario Canada). My wife is a fiddle player (almost entirely playing Irish style) and I a Celtic Guitar accompanist (accompanying almost entirely Irish tunes!).
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- Why are you here?
- Isn't that a deep question? From a biological standpoint, I don't remember being consulted on the matter. From a philisophical standpoint, to increase happiness.
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- Catholic
- Why you left your religion.
- Because it's obviously based on notions that seemed sensible prior to understanding humans the way we do today (philisophically, psychologically, neurologically)
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- At 7:15am on January 3, 2011, Bruce Sheiman said…
Michael:
Your comment about my book: I would not expect anything more from a narrow-mined atheist. And, by the way, you'd get more female action (and be less angry) if you did not lookso much like Fidel. But, then, atheists are such free thinkers that they do not care to fit into society. Your atheism (like your beard) is a way of saying FU to mainstream culture. If you look hard enough in a mirror, you'd realize that your repudiation of religion is a piece with your counter-culture appearance.
Bruce
- At 8:51pm on December 24, 2010,
Kai said… - No, I don't believe I am the same Kai. I only found this site about 2 weeks ago and only joined today. Hopefully my namesake didn't have a bad rep.
- At 3:28pm on December 18, 2010,
Mohamed Amin said… Hi Michael, first of all, thanks for the welcome, I really like it here on TA. I appreciate your interest, but there’s so much to say on the subject of non theists living in predominantly Muslim countries that I wouldn’t want to bother you with it unless you ask for it! I’d be glad to answer any questions you or other members have, but of course all I can offer is my personal experience and knowledge. I have spent considerable time in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia, so you might say that I have a somewhat better view from where I stand. Feel free to ask what you like
- At 2:58pm on December 17, 2010,
Jtrottier said… lol, well i'll be your friend anyway. I like canadians
- At 8:06am on November 16, 2010,
Sydni Moser said… 
Hi Michael, I've noticed that you haven't been hanging out with us and I do miss you being here. How's it going? You doing OK? I've joined up with the Atheist Meet-up group in my area and have met a very diverse and interesting group of people. The group has many activities so it's nice to be making some new friends in my my new local.... Hope you have not deserted T/A? Come back soon, you are a real asset here and I'd hate to lose your friendship.
- At 5:46pm on October 5, 2010,
Perthy said… - Ah yes, I posted it, then was told that there was already a thread on the book. I think in the Coffee Break group?
- At 1:44am on October 4, 2010,
Jon Heim said… - "I don't go around telling people while they're eating a burger that they're evil"
If you did... I'd make you eat my burger. Just saying. lol also, feel free to shove lettuce down my throat if I do the same.
- At 11:04pm on October 3, 2010,
Atheist Fry said… - I fish for the meat I eat. How is that immoral? To assume everyone gets their meat from the grocery is wrong.
- At 8:59pm on October 2, 2010,
Ryan E. Hoffman said… - I think the morality debate of vegetarianism vs. omnivorism (not sure if that's a word) is a much different conversation than the ethics of PETA, and one that I would probably decline to debate with you, because I do not have my facts in a row and I come down on the opposite side, but I would attend such a debate!
I was just upset at the obvious provacateur nature of the subject title to gain views.
- At 1:25pm on September 30, 2010, Atheist Fry said…
- The protein and acid in meat allowed the growth of larger brains. Like the one you use to read this sentence. Why deny this? What is immoral about eating meat, when done in a humane manner? There are plenty of animal populations that need to be kept under control (I'm sure you would consider humans one of these, but that is a sticky moral undertaking)- should we just dump the meat after we kill those animals? That would be wasteful. Proper hunting, when done correctly, is absolutely moral.
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