Also, Balrog was definitely based on Mike Tyson. His name in the Japanese version is "M. Bison". In Japan, M. Bison is Vega, Vega is Balrog, and Balrog is M. Bison. They wanted to avoid getting sued when they released it in the US.
First of all, you're silly to be scared of coming to America because you saw an ad for gun rental. There are hundreds of countries where you are WAY more likely to be killed by a gun than in America. Secondly, of COURSE you can't just rent a gun. The gun "rental" is for firing at his range only.
I think most of them look good, and a few look great. I think it's lame that he's selling these, though. He should make a book and sell that instead, or even just sell individual instructions.
"The ultimate irony of Ockham’s razor may be that some have used it to prove God is unnecessary to the explanation of the universe, an idea Ockham the Franciscan priest would reject."
Let's see, the universe came into being billions of years ago from a single atom, which slowly but surely expanded into the universe as we know it. Somewhere along the way, space dust formed into what we now call Earth. At one point microbes simpler in function than even the simplest single-celled organism we can observe today somehow formed, and over millions of years accidentally formed into fish, which eventually grew appendages (and rudimentary lungs) that allowed them to flop onto land. Add a few more millions of years and eventually that organism grew into all the biological life forms we know today.
Or, God made it all.
Somehow I doubt anyone can honestly say Ockham's Razor proves the first belief over the second.
Here we have a video with a French person doing something stupid. For once I thought there would be no "Americans are so stupid" posts since the video is French. And yet here we are again, bashing on Americans, even though they have nothing to do with this video. You people are pathetic.
That's a great movie. I, too, first saw it on a horrible bootleg transfer. It was also really hard to read the subtitles as they were white and there was a lot of white in the movie, so I couldn't read half the text. It's available on DVD now, though. In my opinion it's one of his best movies.
The word "evolution" is thrown around way too often and way too casually. I'd say most of the time when "evolution" is used in print it is really referring to adaptation or natural selection, which is completely different. Don't be part of the problem, be part of the solution.
Also, shill much? It sounds like you're on their bankroll. Thirty times the graphics? What a joke.
Let's see, the universe came into being billions of years ago from a single atom, which slowly but surely expanded into the universe as we know it. Somewhere along the way, space dust formed into what we now call Earth. At one point microbes simpler in function than even the simplest single-celled organism we can observe today somehow formed, and over millions of years accidentally formed into fish, which eventually grew appendages (and rudimentary lungs) that allowed them to flop onto land. Add a few more millions of years and eventually that organism grew into all the biological life forms we know today.
Or, God made it all.
Somehow I doubt anyone can honestly say Ockham's Razor proves the first belief over the second.
Check again.