Answer for: Why do you generalize religion?
#7 I'm just closed-minded
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I give props to the person that votes for this answer.
i'd vote for it just for the picture... reminds me of my cats... plus free props!
Or any of these crazy biased proto-answers. I particularly like "I base my facts on this one guy I know"
(looks like my cat btw)
What the hell, I'll vote on it. Its just teh grupthink.
i think my favourite is "I generalize everything else, so why not religion?" you know... for the irony.
Proto-answers are the new supertag abuse.
does that mean we have to page patricklevell?
Hi, I'm Grupthink's Patrick Levell.
Sometimes I feel the need to fallaciously stack the deck of an argument in an attempt to be "clever." We call these "biased proto-answers." Sure, they might seem fun at first...until you realize they give magical astronauts butt cancer.
Few people can become astronauts. Even fewer boast the arcane wisdom of sorcery. Biased proto-answers direct their carcinogens at the human rectum. Though with Magical Astronauts, biased proto-answers are especially debilitating:
"It bled like a faucet...right there in the butt." says former Apollo 17 Astronaut and Elemental Wizard Cmdr. Eugene Andrew Cernan.
Please Grupthink...think of the butts of Magical Astronauts. They'll thank you, and we thank you.
[The More You Know]
Hi, I'm Grupthink's Patrick Levell.
Sometimes I feel the need to fallaciously stack the deck of an argument in an attempt to be "clever." We call these "biased proto-answers." Sure, they might seem fun at first...until you realize they give magical astronauts butt cancer.
Few people can become astronauts. Even fewer boast the arcane wisdom of sorcery. Biased proto-answers direct their carcinogens at the human rectum. Though with Magical Astronauts, biased proto-answers are especially debilitating:
"It bled like a faucet...right there in the butt." says former Apollo 17 Astronaut and Elemental Wizard Cmdr. Eugene Andrew Cernan.
Please Grupthink...think of the butts of Magical Astronauts. They'll thank you, and we thank you.
[The More You Know]
And...I'll post that twice. It works for Matthew Perry...
uewebawo and skritch:
Congrats! You receive kodos for admitting your close-minded ways! You find 1 potion and 400 experience points. Level up!
yay! now i can cast magic missile!
So is that an image of Schrodinger's Cat?
it both was and was not, but you've now collapsed the waveform so we'll never be able to tell.