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1.  18BS - You can also refer them to the Chart (and the NEW CHART*), and remind them that the hoge and podge are in balance, and the chaotic and ordered are needed for each other's existence, and that the escalation of disorder = The escalation of order.



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*The NEW CHART:

I would think that depends on the girth, and the length.

Could somone please knit this for me?

With a litttle fine tuning, that could be a rant worthy of Graud.

Cain, that was great.

Good imagery, good lesson.

I'd suggest Hoopla put this in his book.

Give me ten bucks.

All pennies alright?

In a sock, upside the head?

Enrico names himself El Presidente.

No more nominations, faggots.

First point of order:  More Full Frontal Nudity on this board. Fuck 'work safe'.

Oh, yeah.

If you feel like a person needs credit, have a list of contributers in the back.

Don't forget to make up a few, while you're at it.

Badger, maybe we're using the term in two different ways... or maybe the term is being misued by fluff bunnies.

Relativism seems to mean that a thing is not completely good, or completely bad, but a blend of the two, depending on the point of view, or how far down the line you want to look.  Just because a mostly bad thing has a few good points to it doesn't mean that it's "equal" to a mostly good thing with some bad points.

For example, Natural Ice beer tastes like shit (bad), but gets you drunk (good), but gives you the shits and a nasty hangover (bad++), but is cheap (good).

That doesn't make it equal to Balvenie 21-year portwood scotch which tastes wonderful (good +++), but is very expensive (bad).

Who are these people who think everything is good, just because nothing is 100% bad?

Ah, it's all relative anyway.

Subtle filth makes my pants tight.

You're not the only dirty old man around these parts, Sheckster...

Ah....sadly, I was forced to give it up for lent.  

Cocaine, or semen?

Only less coherent.

I realized I had spent over 1000 words just to clarify his opening statement before i realized I shouldn't be doing his job for him.