It is impossible to jump from the Earth to the Moon...so...I disagree. Their are a variety of things that are impossible. However some things that seem impossible just need more time to be worked out. Take for example Terraforming other planets. It seems impossible now due to technology limits, but in the future it might be a very real possibility.
It is highly unfair, the child doesn't have to conform to his or her parent's ways, especially if they can get real healing. If anything, it's just going to encourage the child to move away from his or her religion because of the parent's "faith healing" beliefs. Now I'm not saying it would never work , but its obvious its not working most of the time, and should be considered only as a last resort. Please, save your child suffering and give him/her the medicine he needs, it should be against the law and considered child abuse not to help your own child when he has a infection, cold, disease, etc. (Isn't it child abuse already?).
They turned it into a little kids game, yet still market it as a game for teenagers. I actually used to play it when I was around 12, when they had the wilderness, and their filters weren't set to "communistic soccer mom" settings. Since then, it got worse and worse. Its generated so many stupid kids who talk like "lol runscape is kool u guys it best game". I left it after I realized what I was getting into.
Yes, it is very possible that we are not alone in the universe. Out of those billions of stars, it is almost impossible to believe that we are the only forms of life out of all of them. However, the chance of finding highly advanced organisms is very slim. and it gets slimmer as your expectations get higher. I would guess that their are about 500,000 planets with no life or cell-level lifeforms for ever 1 planet that has intelligent life.
I don't really get the reason for this rule. It just doesn't make sense how it would make us better Christians in the first place by not eating shrimp, or why eating it would make someone deserve eternity in hell. It's shrimp, that's it, nothing evil about it. Like the polyester-cotton mix rule, this just seems like a law not created by God, but by whoever was writing it at the time for their own reasons.
Charizard has always been my favorite because he's an awesome looking dragon, he can fly, and he would be a great snuggle partner!. As a kid, I searched desperately around for a charizard plush in toy stores, but only in vain =(. So yeah, go Charizard!
A big, huge FUCK no. This would be a step towards communistic rule, and that's the last thing anybody wants, anywhere. Plus, it would just create more problems and put us in debt even more just to do what? Try to stop horny teenagers and charge them for "sex offending"? Not gonna happen. (Psst, if your contemplating sexting, don't show your face in the picture =P)
1. Most PC's are cheaper, WAY cheaper.
2. More power and freedom for your buck, upgrading isn't very hard.
3. More software and games available.
4.You can build your own PC and customize it to your interests.
5. Windows 7 is being reviewed as a much better OS than any other currently available, even in its early Release Candidate stage, so the "vista sucks" argument is pretty much out the door this time (and Vista didn't suck that bad, the service packs helped it out a lot).
6. No dull, uniform black and white designs are required.
I'll name a few: Half life 2 (and Episodes 1 and 2), Counter Strike Source, Team Fortress 2, FarCry 1 and 2, Crysis (and Crysis Warhead), Company of Heroes (and its addon packs Tales of Valor and Opposing Fronts), ARMA II, Stalker (Shadows of Chernobyl and Clear Sky), Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War I and II, The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind and Oblivion. There's many more that could be named too.
PC's tend to have the best gameplay and graphics out of all other gaming systems aswell (ex: see Crysis for graphics and Half life 2 for gameplay). Also, the controls tend to be the easiest to use on the PC, especially for FPS games.
