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I was thinking is it possible that B2 (or B3-B5) is faster than A1? And also, in step 4 I think you're assuming that the five fastest horses are distrubuted one each among the five groups (1-5), whereas it might be the case that the five fastest horses are in one particular group, which could...

200km/h down princess highway in a golf gti

Well said, it discriminates against people who actually make the effort to control their own weight.

as with nebz, i don't see how this will add anything to the classroom experience which cannot be taught by conventional methods. in fact my concern is that kids will get distracted by surfing the net and chatting online. waste of money imo.

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I think there's a difference there in that your bad knees are largely due to circumstances beyond your control (unless it's a consequence of being overweight) whereas the majority of overweight people are so because of the lifestyle choices they have made, therefore I understand that passengers...

This raises another important question. How do we define discrimination? What level of prejudice should be tolerated/accepted?

I know, judging by your posts in the other obesity thread. I was arguing against the sentiment of that PC statement.

So who's going to take responsibility for overweight then? There are only so many ways society can help people struggling with weight issues, it doesn't completely absolve them of their responsibility to look after themselves and I think it's a cop-out to suggest otherwise.

moderating and teaching maths to primary and high school students at the local library

I don't buy the argument of medical disorders preventing people from losing weight; yeah sure there's hypothyrodism, Prader Willi's, Cushing's and all that, but in the end they account for what, like 5% of the cases of obesity (speculative figure here). People should learn to take responsibility...

I posted some information debunking the criticism levelled against Christianity in Zeitgeist. It's somewhere in the DGE thread can't be bothered trawling through hundreds of pages, but the gist of it is that Christianity never claimed most of the things that Zeitgeist says it did, e.g. it was...

katie he's entitled to his own opinion. anyway some conspiracy theories have turned out conspiracy fact: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory#Proven_historical_conspiracies Therefore we shouldn't be so quick to dismiss documentaries like Loose Change which provide alternative...

majority consensus never has and never will dictate what's right and true.

Well nobody can say definitively that there's "nothing more", but from a Christian perspective we believe that the Human species were created distinct from animals with the capacity for thinking and moral choices, in God's "image". However it's open to speculation as the Bible doesn't really...

yeah? i reckon toohey's is so-so... i like: Crown Heine's Asahi Dry Barefoot

If you think those are the defining features of masculinity I'm afraid you're sorely mistaken and it'll be difficult to argue on common grounds. As HNXAXR said, any characteristic taken to the extreme can be a bad thing. We shouldn't associate masculinity with misogynisism, violence...

i'm beginning to suspect you're a troll account of Jezzmo's :D

took the words out of my mouth

Yes you're right...I'm getting rid of this abomination of an avatar I've had for like 5 years (no kidding). What was I thinking?