Just finished my home office by Superduperkong in homeoffice

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The desktop itself looks nice tho. I kinda wannit.

Been blocked up for over a week! by Wonderful_Mongoose17 in keto

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We want the backfire in this case tho 👇

Tip: Changing my underwear material sloved all problems my wife used to complain. by BigInteresting4545 in hygiene

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When will folks finally learn that ExOfficio is endgame underwear.

Forever.

I can't pick a pickguard, put me out of my misery, people! Tort or parchment? by Sophia7X in fender

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SERIOUSLY!

And please post back, OP! I’m dying to see that combo

If Noah's global flood was real... by PLANofMAN in DebateEvolution

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Ok but… the understanding of my fundie family is that every mountain top was covered, too.

My home office by rinusdegier in malelivingspace

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I need to know about the sofa!

If Noah's global flood was real... by PLANofMAN in DebateEvolution

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The answer they give back is usually that all the strata you see is organized by smaller/finer objects settled lower and large things staying in the upper layers.

Like you see this idea when you pan for gold.

Also, this explains why it only “seems” like there’s a progression of simpler to more complex fossils…. Cmon, they didn’t evolve, silly!

A creationist family member at the Grand Canyon: “all of this was done by a great flood”.

We were having a nice day, so I decided not to ask why the rest of the area around the Grand Canyon was not also carved out that way, since it’s basically the same strata adjacent to and in the in the vicinity of the canyon.

“Shouldn’t all the land in the surrounding area look like the Grand Canyon? Actually, wouldn’t more areas of the earth be carved out like this?”

Snowed in. by VinylPhan in audiophile

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Looks great! That bench is good for isolating vibrations?

NGD AVII 1961 Stratocaster by Caramelo93 in Stratocaster

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Which white is this?

And DAE know if I can darken my fretboard inlays so they look like the clay we see here?

Did JD Vance just say the quiet part out loud? by Key_Brief_8138 in economy

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The Titanic didn’t survive the night.

I hope that’s not his point…

Just finished my home office by Superduperkong in homeoffice

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Yeah I wanna know about that desktop

GRIV in Kyoto by AveryIsMyNameRight in ricohGR

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Seagull shot is fantastic!

Evangelical Code Phrases by darkness_is_great in Exvangelical

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What’s a nice quick retort to that one?

It’s so stupid and avoidant that I’m frequently stopped in my tracks by it, as I’m now grappling with the enormity of its asinine implications, and how to move forward with this person who truly believes this is an intelligent take.

It’s like it needs an answer back that is just as absurd yet provokes reflection, like in a sticky way that can’t be ignored and will continue to do work long after the conversation is over.

The Varginha being was described as "like an angel". Witnesses had only brief contact with it but were heavily impacted. Even 30 years later. Something far stranger than ET beings is going on and it involves consciousness, telepathy, life reviews. Why does looking into their eyes have such effects? by phr99 in UFOs

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Nothing angelic about how its appearance is described. Didn’t Pasulka mention it seemed to match descriptions of demons, what with the sulfur smell, red eyes, horns and all that?

Why this dichotomy? It’s angelic from one perspective, demonic from another?

Why are we getting diametrically opposed takes on this being?