[serious] Off Topic Moderation Input - Part 2

[Guynemer]

Fair point.

[SlowwHand]

You're an atheist. God has you on his Do Not Call list.

[Guynemer]

Please God, please God...

[Heraclitus]

@Robert Plomp: Hey I sent the PM, could you please ban me for the two months?
I'm wasting too much time on poly...

[Wezil]

You still here?

[Heraclitus]

you are wise to edit that post.

Your new avatar looks awesome

[ZEE]

you are wise to edit that post.

[Al B. Sure!]

Bah... Tuttle doesn't even post in here to see it.

[Grandpa Troll]

Civ2er. Great guy

Amen!

[Guynemer]

He's a ********ing hooplehead.

[N35t0r]

Who the hell is Harry Tuttle?

Who is he?

Civ2er. Great guy

[Heraclitus]

Check out gapminder.org. Looks like Arab women on average in the 1960's married at 18 and had 7 children but now, the average age of marriage is 29 and 2.5 children. The affects of modernization on fertility are amazingly consistent, right?

Check it: www.bit.ly/9UMaZz

I knew about Arab fertility.

Anyway I find it interesting you remembered some of the other stuff I'm interested in.

I have to say Alby its always been pleasant debating you. I'll give my request for a ban a week, if I can't stop beind derailed into you know what talk I'll request a ban.

Also I pased the oral exam I tought I was gonna fluke because of spending too much time on poly with a 9

[-Jrabbit]

I note that all the poop-related threads disappeared over the weekend. This would seem to indicate that there is actually a bit of moderating happening in the OT. Occasionally.

[C0ckney]

I watched Brazil and I still have no idea what that movie was about and can't recall anything about the movie besides Robert DeNiro being an air conditioning repairman/terrorist

brazil is an amazing film, and somehow it's no surprise to me that you don't get it.

also, if hera is banned, how long before a 'new' poster with an unhealthy interest in eugenics and racialism appears...

[Al B. Sure!]

don't do it, Heraclitus. You're being dumb. Check out some other interesting ideas like cliodynamics. or go watch some TED videos and see what interests you.

Check out gapminder.org. Looks like Arab women on average in the 1960's married at 18 and had 7 children but now, the average age of marriage is 29 and 2.5 children. The affects of modernization on fertility are amazingly consistent, right?

Check it: www.bit.ly/9UMaZz