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[–] MorpheusGodofDreams 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
How about East? I'm worried about the fucking aliens man!
[–] Vvswiftvv17 1 point 9 points 10 points (+10|-1) ago
I lived in San Francisco for six years. The most out of touch group of people I have ever come across. I had an hour long conversation at work once on why implementing public transit across the whole of America and banning cars completely just wasn't viable. They just have no concept of rural or small town life. Not to mention no family values. What's right is wrong, wrong is right. Remember, these were people raised by hippies, and now they are having children. It's pretty removed from the rest of the real world. I would just shake my head sometimes and walk away. The tech bubble has just added another layer of crazy.
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I saw a movie about a priest that travels to north America during the colonial era. At one point the priest fucks a native, and my grandmother loses her shit, because there is no way a priest would fuck someone lol.
On one (of many) mushroom induced trips I was certain I could choose small details in reality to change. The color of a shirt from green to light green, or blue green. The height of an object from 6 ft to 6 ft 1 inch. Eventually i was convinced that I could hack the fucking universe. I tried to go into a meditative state and fucking alter reality hardcore, but it was freakin out other shroomers, so I stopped.
Some lady who thinks an ex-FBI agent is trying to slowly kill her with asbestos.
Some girl who was certain that the earth is flat. 100% would argue with anyone that the earth is flat.
Some girl that was certain that the word "assignment" was pronounced a-sig-ment.
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I was in a science class in 9th grade with a girl who had previously been in religious schools for most of her life. One day, the class randomly started talking about dinosaurs. You could see this girl becoming increasingly confused until she finally blurted out "Wait, dinosaurs are real??" She then quickly asked if dragons were real, genuinely hungry for knowledge and questioning life. That girl left class that day very, very confused.
Edit: I just wanted to add that the girl didn't think that fossils were put in the ground by the devil or a trick from god or anything like that. She had been taught that dinosaurs were 'mythical beasts' and that all of the bones in the museums were manmade and fake. Thus, her also asking if dragons were real as well.
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[–] MorpheusGodofDreams 0 points 4 points 4 points (+4|-0) ago
Anybody who is not an idiot knows that dinosaurs aren't real and that the devil only put their bones on earth to trick us.
[–] altaccount4 1 point -1 points 0 points (+0|-1) ago
That is sad... Those religious schools the girl is probably a good example of this.
The Bible itself clearly tells of the existence of dinosaurs..
Which describes the brontosaurus.
[–] SelfReferenceParadox 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
This is exactly why people think Christans are crazy. Because of these shitheads.