The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread
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I am pretty sure it is not true too. I didn't say it was scientifically proved or anything. I said "maybe" and pretty much just being stupid. God, you were tiny. Then again, all premature babies are. I looked from my wrist to the bend of my elbow and I'd be scared to handle an infant that small. So tiny.
You don't? That's not good, dude.
Although now that I think about it you may not be affected...
I just got back home from the mall (what a waste of time) and I am listening to some Immolation.
Lord_Bleull
The Ancient Cult
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observing the sabbath
Arguing with my friend over whether or not chest hair is awesome. He's being a fag and saying it isn't.
panzerfaust666
German Asshole
Learning a shit ton of music. Some John Mayer tunes for busking, Miles Davis's Milestones and All Blues, Wayne Shorter's Footprints and some Radiohead, for a bit of breathing room
Cythraul
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I just finished writing part of my term paper for my philosophy of mind seminar. I didn't really get into this seminar because I thought the readings were too convoluted for the little amount of insight they offered. I do, however, really like my paper topic. It's dealing with epiphenomenalism (the denial of mental causation). I am critiquing some of David Chalmers's arguments in defense of ephiphenomenalism and I have to say this is some of my best writing and argumentation. 
Earlier I was studying for a review session that I have to lead for the class that I'm a TA for. It's a history of science class that covers ground from Aristotle and Ptolemy all the way to Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Descartes, and Newton. There's a ton of stuff that I have to know better than the students, which is a pain in the ass, but I did enjoy figuring out Newton's proof of Kepler's second law of planetary motion.
Earlier I was studying for a review session that I have to lead for the class that I'm a TA for. It's a history of science class that covers ground from Aristotle and Ptolemy all the way to Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Descartes, and Newton. There's a ton of stuff that I have to know better than the students, which is a pain in the ass, but I did enjoy figuring out Newton's proof of Kepler's second law of planetary motion.
just metal
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I'm thinking about weather I should buy this thing that is called biodisc, it is a natural energy generating device that produces scalar energy frequencies. I need help guys, you think it is worth it or not?
http://www.biodisc-energy.com/
The benefits are:
1-Makes you feel refreshed.
2-Increases your harmony and energy levels.
3-Facilitates transfer of nutrients and enhances the biocompatibility of water to get more out of your water.
4-Decreases energy imbalances and redistribute pooled energy in your body.
It costs $550, I know that it is expensive but I tried it with a friend of mine and I saw the difference, it is not fake.
http://www.biodisc-energy.com/
The benefits are:
1-Makes you feel refreshed.
2-Increases your harmony and energy levels.
3-Facilitates transfer of nutrients and enhances the biocompatibility of water to get more out of your water.
4-Decreases energy imbalances and redistribute pooled energy in your body.
It costs $550, I know that it is expensive but I tried it with a friend of mine and I saw the difference, it is not fake.
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
About to take my last final exam, Late Middle Ages. I was very disappointed in the class, and learned not that much that I already knew from studying on my own.
Also have to finish a term paper today on Roman symbolism in American coins.
Also have to finish a term paper today on Roman symbolism in American coins.
That thing is so obviously complete bullshit that if you're actually thinking about buying it you probably deserve to have your money stolen.
Srontgorrth
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Hail The Wizard!
Baptised by Gasoline
I just finished writing part of my term paper for my philosophy of mind seminar. I didn't really get into this seminar because I thought the readings were too convoluted for the little amount of insight they offered. I do, however, really like my paper topic. It's dealing with epiphenomenalism (the denial of mental causation). I am critiquing some of David Chalmers's arguments in defense of ephiphenomenalism and I have to say this is some of my best writing and argumentation.
Earlier I was studying for a review session that I have to lead for the class that I'm a TA for. It's a history of science class that covers ground from Aristotle and Ptolemy all the way to Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Descartes, and Newton. There's a ton of stuff that I have to know better than the students, which is a pain in the ass, but I did enjoy figuring out Newton's proof of Kepler's second law of planetary motion.
You're a motherfucking genius.
V.V.V.V.V.
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Eligos
Problem Yet to be Solved
ASD
observing the sabbath
Yeah, I have job now and I will be getting $08.75 an hour, which is not too bad. Anyways, I'm seeing if any awesome shows will be held in Ohio since I'm not able to go to MDF and so far I am seeing nothing I like, not a thing. This sucks.
