@AngelBest Dream:

With all your friends, I'm not surprised you'd be busy with the flood of links in the backroom. I didn't sign in for some time, and I had every link highlighted! I'm still trying to visit pages I missed.

Wow you really got something I never herd about and not even imagined it could exist . Well I stand corrected by your link and now with a numb perplexed face about the cultural detail .It's good to hear of you or to be more precise ,good my list was not flooded and saw your post . Both the random visits and my other account are supposed to help but lately it's been surprisingly a failure .

Angel

@Knowmad:

I just found some links, and I'll test it out myself. If I die, then the room's a go. Maybe I can find more terrible 80's cartoons to watch, to double the fun.

@Kastom:

I just noticed you probably got the auto-mod kick from chat. The Pilgrim game's that good, huh?

And yeah, stop in at OB. You'll have to add your two cents to that thread, even if it's an old one that I resurrected (well, sort of).

@Pleiades Rising:

Otakuboards? Hmmm, maybe sometime in 2009?

Huh, sounds like it could be interesting...

@Kastom:

Hey, when's the last time you signed in at OtakuBoards? I've joined, and I'd like to see you around over there. I made a lengthy entry for one thread on an Omnipotence Paradox that I'd like you to have a look at.

@Pleiades Rising:

Yeah, it sounded like an interesting idea, and a pretty sweet argument if he can pull it off logically. It'd be a nice push forward for atheists.

Hahahaha, nice man. If you DO end up wanting to watch, let me know. I'd be up for it, lol.

@Kastom:

Considering how important calculus is to you work, I will excuse your not reading Kuhn.

That Harris book looks interesting. When you mentioned it in chat, it sparked my interest in it even more, for some reason. He argues that a moral system can be grounded in science, and religion doesn't have the final say on morality. I've seen some attempts to naturalize morality, but I'd like to see how Harris does it.

Oh, I actually found links to some Rambo episodes! I'm tempted to subject myself to an episode or two, like a test-subject. If it's gloriously bad, I might consider making that room become a reality, haha.

@Pleiades Rising:

I've been bad, and haven't been reading it. Been brushing up on some calculus for next semester. I need to get back to it, lol.

And yeah, I definitely plan on getting the book soon.

@Kastom:

Seriously, I had no idea they made Rambo into a Saturday morning cartoon back in the 80's. When I found this on Amazon.ca, I don't remember if it was one of those suggestions or if someone bought this damn thing! I mean, who buys philosophical history books and Rambo cartoons!? I'd like to see that person's wish list.

By the way, how's Kuhn so far? I'm also further intrigued by Harris' The Moral Landscape. I just might have to read that one.

@Knowmad:

I think my mind blanked out Cobra, and now I don't really remember it - even though I've seen it! I'll have to check that one out again, sometime.

I'm sure videos from this are floating around out there, so if anyone's crazy enough to watch these, I might be game. Maybe he'll say something like this: "There are no friendly civilians!"

LOL Tell meabout it man! Just caught Cobra on Spike last weekend. Cheesiest movie I have watched yet. Crazy 80s. If you have any plans for that chat thing, I'm down.

I don't know what to say other than you are insane.

But that chat rooms idea sounds fun. XP