Why do so many thread on here end up talking about sex?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 22, 2018:

Because I only get to talk about sex these days...... ;-)

What is the most outlandish or improbable theory you've ever heard?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 23, 2018:

I have a theory of diminishing durability. The more you pay for clothes the more likely they are to need dry cleaning, fall apart in the wash and be useless after being worn once....

For decades scientists thought that galaxies were randomly scattered across the cosmos but now ...

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 23, 2018:

Ever since I was a child and I saw the similarities between the sun and planets and atoms, I have hypothesised that perhaps we are just and atom in the spot on a great space monsters bottom that makes up our universe. But that's it. The wild random speculation of an over-imaginative child - now turned into a theory, allgedly, :-)

Mother Goose, Jethro Tull [youtu.be]

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 23, 2018:

I have seen them numerous times and have actually been on stage with them too.

Will the discovery of extraterrestrial life change the course of human events?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 23, 2018:

It depends how and where it is discovered. Is it life, Jim, but not as we know it? Is it intelligent life of just self-replicating chemical compounds? Or did it discover us?

If we believe in self I determination of people,why do EU,UN and US don't recognise the Independence...

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 23, 2018:

I think the Spanish did themselves a disservice when they trashed the referendum last year. They would have probably won the popular vote against devolution. (Similar to the Scottish vote in the UK) As it was they just came across as bullies and the international communities as spineless cowards who didn't want to rock the boat.

A church I used to attend is talking about a "miracle": Several youth from the church survived, and ...

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 25, 2018:

So a group of young people got lost in the mountains and were rescued by a highly trained mountain rescue team. I assume the young people were not devoid of any training and had the sense to stay put and find/make some sort of shelter. This is a scene played out many times throughout the year in Europe, the majority of which are concluded with limited injury and great success. At what point does something rare or unlikely become a miracle?

Anyone else ethically vegan?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 25, 2018:

Nope. Mostly vegetarian, but not strict about it. I like to know where my meat and fish comes from, only eat free range eggs. Dislike factory farming though.

What's your biggest regret?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 27, 2018:

Having no regrets..... ;-)

Believing in God is as dumb as believing in Santa Claus. Religion is a euphemism for mythology

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 27, 2018:

I beg to differ. Many religious people aren't dumb. They misguidedly place their trust in a community that has been around for centuries. I place my trust in science. A level of trust, that as an atheist and skeptic, I shouldn't have. I do not have the expertise or resources to verify the claims made by the scientific community. For the 'softer' sciences such as psychology and social sciences I can tend to succumb to confirmation bias - I will tend towards socialist policies and be very wary of right wing politicians. Christians (+other religions) aren't that different, they are comfortable with their beliefs and see no reason to challenge them. The fear of loss of community and fear of change means they are happy to accept the explanations of apologetics. Calling them dumb isn't helpful and won't endear them to critical thinking or help the atheist agenda at all.

Question: What do you do if your electric car runs out of electric?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 27, 2018:

How far are they driving on a Saturday? Even early Leafs will do over 80 miles on a charge. If they are off to a concert and planning to do more, then a re-charging stop will need to be factored in. It's no different to thinking about putting any other fuel in, it just takes a little longer and, at the moment, a little more thought. It probably won't be too long before breakdown services start to carry mobile generators to put a boost charge to give sufficient range to get to a charging station.

Sexual Metaphysics

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 27, 2018:

What is spirituality? As I have no idea what spirituality means, I have to say Nay.

Is there anyone here who has ever seen a UFO? And, if so, what do you believe you were witnessing?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 27, 2018:

I have seen a UFO, but couldn't vote as the option isn't there. It was (or appeared to be) flying and I don't know what it was. Thus, I managed to conclude that I has seen an unidentified flying object. Simples. ;-)

Scientific society is starting to believe there is only 50-50 chance of this world to be real.

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

A simulation of what? What I experience is real to me and follows set rules. So realistically, I don't care if it is a simulation. I'd still like to see where you get your evidence for the statement though.

Why am I single?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

I fail on every count. ;-) But welcome to the mad house and I wish you luck in your search - but hope you'll stick around anyways. We're mostly a friendly bunch.

A list that I can really get behind. What do you all think?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

I just have one. "Enjoy life to the max, but try not to piss anyone off whilst doing so."

If God created the world, who made God?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

A god did it. It must be true, I read it in an old book somewhere.

Should war only be a last resort?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

I am not convinced that war has ever been necessary or really achieved anything. Even WW2 could have been avoided had the west not decided to crush germany completely after WW1 - all that was needed was a charismatic leader to motivate the german people to get back what had been taken from them....

The 2nd Amendment: The right to bear arms.

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

Good luck with that one.... :-)

Can I ever be happy again ?

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

Happiness is a state of mind (with the exception of some mental illness) and as such is a choice. Our emotions are valid, but we can choose how we manage those emotions. Start by asking yourself what makes you happy or sad. If you choose to dwell on the things that make you sad, then you will miss the things that make you happy. Ignore the things you can't change and concentrate on the things you can. Negativity breeds negativity. Think positive. It works. It takes time, but you can train yourself to manage your happiness (and other emotions). Talk to yourself - but only talk to yourself in the positive and look to the future not the past. However, if you are clinically depressed, you need to seek professional help. You will find happiness again.

Is there a lesson to be learned from a "failed relationship?"

Uncorrugated comments on Feb 28, 2018:

None of my relationships failed. They just changed and we decided it was time to move on. I still have good relationships with ex-partners, they are just different now.

BIRDER EXPERTISE LEVELS 1.

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 1, 2018:

So that's what a bird looks like!!! I love this site - I learn something new every day!!!!!! :-) :-) :-)

Question

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 1, 2018:

Education is skepticism and rational thinking.

Any fellow bikers on this site?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 1, 2018:

Yes, I think there's a couple. ;-) Are you thinking of getting one? :-)

Do we need the mind?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 1, 2018:

Mind is a word that describes the function of the brain. So unless you replace the description of what we call mind with a different label, then no, we won't soon throw it out. Language changes with time, so it may be that in 100 years we commonly use a different label for the brain's function.

What is to you the most effective argument against the existence of God?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 1, 2018:

Does your god manifest itself in any detectable way in my life? If yes, then why does your god not care that I can't see it?. If no, then a god I cannot detect is no different than one that does not exist.

What in your opinion is the craziest ungodly Bible Quote

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 2, 2018:

Dunno. I've never read it. And it's unlikely I ever will.

Genuine question, because I honestly don't have the answer: Can heteronormative men and women be ...

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 2, 2018:

Maybe. Maybe not. It might help if I knew whether or not I am heteronormative. I don't have a definitive answer as there are so many variables. I have lots of female friends - some of whom I have has a sexual relationship with, some I haven't. I think much of it depends on your view of sex. Is is just as a part of a long term relationship to the exclusion of others or can you have a 'no strings' sex with someone you care about if the circumstances were right? In general, men are better at non-comittal sex (some are really, really bad at it too!) than women in my experience, that's both personal experience and being the honourary female in a female dominated workplace. When you care about somebody of the opposite sex there can be intimate moments where the male body gets confused (not much intelligent design about a body that only has enough blood to work either the brain or the penis, but not both at the same time) and men can read the signs wrong. If it feels good and you agree what after before you start - then what's the problem? If there is any chance it will change or spoil the relationship, then don't.

Why do religious people need a god to worship?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 2, 2018:

I think you might be better asking that to a theist. I can hypothesise, but it would unfair for me to speak on behalf of theists.

Do you still recognize the concept of faith for yourself despite not believing in a higher power?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 2, 2018:

Nope. I have reasonable expectations in some circumstances. But faith? No.

I hear a lot of people on this site saying how lonely they are how they wish they could find ...

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 5, 2018:

I'm 5500miles from you, so a social meet might be a little difficult...... :-)

Please indulge me in one more question about Karma

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 5, 2018:

As a spiritual (whatever that is) event, no, I don't believe in Karma. However, I do believe that how you relate to others and your environment can influence your surrounding and how others relate to you. Nothing supernatural about it, if you are good to others, then there is a greater likelihood that others will respond to you in a positive way. Those that live by the sword....

How old was everyone when they discovered Atheism or Agnosticism before they became one?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 7, 2018:

The question is back to front for me. I have always been an atheist and have never believed in a god. When I asked questions about this god character they told me about, all I ever got back were answers that didn't make sense. I initially thought I was agnostic as I didn't believe god/s existed, but couldn't prove that they didn't. Until I realised that that is an atheist. So here I am.

Have you ever pissed off your neighbors from being too loud?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 8, 2018:

Nope. Not ever. As if anyone would think I would fire up the drag bike to check everything is OK after each rebuild....... ;-)

What decade of your life was the best so far and why? Teens, 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 9, 2018:

The next one. Life just gets better. :-)

Atheist that admire Churches and other religious architecture?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 10, 2018:

Yes. But has more to do with history and art than any specific religious interest. Religions and history go hand in hand, especially the immensely wealthy religions who built impressive buildings - absoutely state of the art for their time. I find it easy to seperate the two.

So that we are now on the beloved or hated Daylights savings time, in a few weeks the U.

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 11, 2018:

There's exactly the same amount of daylight wherever you put the clock. Want more light? Get up an hour earlier/later. Simples.

If you are a conservative, do consider insulting the president a personal attack on you?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 13, 2018:

I consider personal attacks as counter productive. I prefer to attack policies and behaviours rather than the person. However, there are a few politicians out there where it is difficult to seperate the person from the behaviour and the policies!

Desires based on your own relationship views ...

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 14, 2018:

My wife has both. And I like to think that I have too. We complement each other beautifully - we each value our individuality and independence fiercely, yet we value our time together and our shared experiences equally and we make a great team. We take an interest in each other's interests and support each other in them. It works for us. This one's a keeper!!! :-)

Hi Everyone, I am new to this site and very excited about connecting with like minded people.

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 17, 2018:

Hi Carole, Welcome in. It's warm in here away from the winter winds. Pull up a chair and grab a drink of your choice. And whist your at the bar, I'll have a vitual beer with you. It's your round, ;-)

Do you believe in any higher power at all

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 17, 2018:

No.

Do you judge people base on how they look, talk, act, and how much money they make? If so why

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 19, 2018:

Yes to the 1st three. No to the last.

As an agnostic, I have come to the point where I have contemplated the fact that if there was a god ...

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 21, 2018:

Which religion's god? And what do you mean by perfect? And why consider that there was an entity required to make the universe? Why does an imperfect entity make more sense than a perfect one - and how do you know the difference? A universe creating pixie makes sense if you endow it with the qualities needed to answer unanswered questions.

Who Rides a Motorcycle?

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 22, 2018:

Yep. Been riding since I was 14. Now in my 60s and still ride regularly and would use the bike for work if I could. Still race too, will be out for practice this weekend and racing over easter weekend. Bring it on!

The biggest Problem with Atheism: People are Atheist because they hate religion, instead of having a...

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 26, 2018:

That's a pretty sweeping statement you have just made. I'd be interested to know how you came to that conclusion and where you got your evidence from. I have always been an atheist - long before I really knew anything about religion and certanly well before I learned about all the amoral acts performed supposedly in the name of religion. I am an atheist because I see no evidence that the gods described by various religions exist. The burden of proof for this remains with those making the claim - if you claim you have an invisible unicorn in your basement, it's not up to me to prove you haven't. It's your job to prove you have, I'm not the one making the claim. A bit like your statement above - I don't believe you.

Is this a dating site or a chat site? I'm confused

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 28, 2018:

Yes. It's whichever you want it to be.

I just read a great book called "Why there is no god" by Armin Navabi.

Uncorrugated comments on Mar 28, 2018:

So to save me 127 pages of effort, just give me the punch line. Why is there no god? ;-)

A few things to put out there.

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 5, 2018:

We are a diverse bunch, separated by a common language. Dictionaries try to define words by their common usage - the difficulty with this is that 'common usage' is different for the same words in different communities and changes over time too. I tend to clarify what I mean when I use words that I know will be used differently - many English words are used differently in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Sometimes the differences are small and sometimes the same word can mean completely different things in different times (gay) or countries (hood). As others have said 'To me...' is a great way to clarify your position.

Where is your favorite travel destination?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 5, 2018:

The next one....

Welcome fellow bikers!

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 7, 2018:

1991 Triumph Trophy 1200 and a 2015 Tiger Explorer at the minute. That might change or be added to this year....

Agnostic vs Atheist

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 7, 2018:

Divided by a common language yet again. From my perspective:- Gnosticism = knowledge Theism = belief A theist claims god/s exists. An atheist does not belive these claims. An atheist does not claim that no god/s exists. As an agnostic atheist I do not know that a god/s cannot exist in any universe, but I have seen no evidence to confirm the claims made by theists. An anti-theist makes the claim that no god/s exist. There is a difference. The time to believe that something exists, is when there is evidence to support the claim and not before.

How would you handle this?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 7, 2018:

Just add the word 'your' in front of god.

What gaming systems do you currently own?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 8, 2018:

How about 'None of the above' I had a Sinclair Spectrum one though. :-)

How original is your site name? I swiped mine from pop-culture.

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 8, 2018:

I suspect mine is probably unique.

Are there historical religious figures that you respect? Any you have learned from?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 8, 2018:

I suspect that most historical figures were religious. Any respect for them would be about what they did rather than their religion.

Do you consider your morning cup of joe, an addiction or a habit?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 11, 2018:

I don't think of it. Some mornings I have tea, sometimes coffee and occasionally juice or water. It often depends on what I have for breakfast.

The definition of atheist is so weak.

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 14, 2018:

For the same reason that we have labels for lots of other things. It saves time. Labels are a convenient way of communicating. Not all labels are 'one size fits all' and not all labels are accurate, but they are a good starting point. If you don't like the label because it desn't fit, then don't use it. Personally, depending on the definition, I don't think the definition of atheist is weak. If there wasn't a significant number of people out there who believe in some sort of god, then there wouldn't be a need for anyone to say they don't believe in god. I am an atheist. I don't generally run around bragging about it and I rarely tell people about it in general conversation. But the label does accurately reflect my position - I don't believe the claims of theists that gods exist. That's it. No other word accurately reflects my position on the god claim. And that's all it is. It doesn't say anything about my politics, the way I think, my sexuality or my morality.

If you had to answer ( I don't know is not an answer ) what would be your answer to what I believe ...

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 16, 2018:

Who cares? Because I do. And I enjoy it.

Well in my humble opinion, of course without intending to offend anyone who thinks differently from ...

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 17, 2018:

You might have forgotten, but with an intro like that I can guarantee that it was a foregone conclusion that someone was going to be offended. ;-)

Long long long shot! Is there anyone here who falls into all catagories here: 1) you live in ...

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 18, 2018:

2 out of 3. (4?) Don't live in Portland (or use herbal enhancements).

Cannabis supporters

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 19, 2018:

I think all drugs should be legalised and regulated. Every society of all ages has had their mind altering drug of choice. It is human nature. Full legalisation (not just decriminalisation) will reduce addiction and harm - it will allow for better controlled research will give allow users to make informed choices about their drug use. Better purity and consistent doses will reduce harm/likelyhood of overdose. Drug related crime will likely reduce significantly freeing up police resources. Increase in tax revenue can subsidise treatment schemes for those with addiction issues. Win - win scenario all round. I doubt it will ever happen, as governments don't see any of this a vote winners. And just to clarify, apart from very occasional beer or glass of wine, I don't use recreational drugs.

The decision has been taken, I'm moving out of London, Buckinghamshire, here I come.

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 20, 2018:

I thought Buckinghamshire was a suburb of London..... :-) Wherabouts?

I am part of the crew restoring the b 17 g known as "Preston's Pride in Tulare Ca.

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 22, 2018:

Splendid. B17s flew out of the airfield near where I live in the UK - 92nd bombardment group - during WW2.

Here is my best description of God (or god , if you prefer).

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 22, 2018:

When you say we, who are you referring to? I have never used a god to explain what I don't know. I simply say "I don't know - I will try to find out"

What made you question?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 22, 2018:

I never had a belief in a higher power and always questioned claims about the supernatural.

Does being pantheist mean believing in God?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 22, 2018:

Yes. And probably even more crazy to believe in a god that does nothing that you can't see and has no effect on the universe....

Do your family and friends think you're going to hell?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 22, 2018:

Nope. They are pretty much all atheists. The few theists I know probably think so, but no longer bother saying so as they know they cannot win the argument and can only resort toi their "faith" as a defence.

What, me worry?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 22, 2018:

I agree.

I find that all Racism, War and hatred came to the world through the Religions.

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 22, 2018:

?????

Next month, I will be twenty six inches old.

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 24, 2018:

Blimey, I'll be 5' 2" Bloody shortarse..... ;-)

Anyone ever taken the Briggs-Meyers personality test?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 25, 2018:

It says I am a KNOB. ;-)

I trust most of us here have studied the Bible more thoroughly than those who profess belief; if ...

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 25, 2018:

Never read it. Had bits read to me a school and concluded that it's a fairy tale.

I work as a teacher for my day job and I was wondering how much support there is out there for ...

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 25, 2018:

I support your right to strike, but have no idea what you are trying to gain from it as your plight is poorly reported over here in the UK. From what I know, I assume that austerity is a big thing over there too and funding is being cut for salaries and education in general. Whatever your reason, strike action is not one that workers of any sort, take lightly. So if your conscience says this is the only way to highlight your plight and make progress towards a solution - then go for it.

How big a role do you think psychedelics play in the development of spirituality?

Uncorrugated comments on Apr 26, 2018:

None. People mistake the effects of mind altering drugs for something supernatural.

Incest: Immoral or Moral?

Uncorrugated comments on Dec 14, 2017:

I couldn't vote because the question is particularly skewed and unclear. First I would need a working definition of morality - are we talking about wellbieng or something else? Are the siblings thinking adults of an equal standing who can make an informed decision of consent? And why is the question specific to brother and sister? What about brother and brother or sister and sister? Or even brother, sister, brother, brother and sister for that matter. Several posters have highlighted concerns about the possibility of birth defects in the event of unplanned pregnancy, but I feel this is just a distracter from the initial question and allows an emotional response and not one based purely on logic. If you take the view of some religions that sex is purely for procreation then it is probably unwise to breed with your siblings. If you think that sex between fully consenting adults just for pleasure is acceptable, then I see no reason why sex between siblings should be considered 'immoral'. Our socialisation and the norms of the societies in which we live will impact on our yuk factor and make it difficult for us to think rationally on such emotive issues. Probably not much different than asking a Christian why they believe in God.

How comfortable are you with the word "Atheist" ?

Uncorrugated comments on Dec 21, 2017:

Completely comfortable with it. I do occasionally have to explain that I am atheist and not anti-theist as some people struggle to accept that not believing a claim is true is not the same as believing it is false.

Should health insurance companies be required to cover birth control?

Uncorrugated comments on Dec 22, 2017:

??? Uk based with free healthcare including contraception.

What does your circle of friends look like?

Uncorrugated comments on Dec 24, 2017:

A circle? :-)

20min past midnight on the 25th.

Uncorrugated comments on Dec 24, 2017:

Ooh. Another 5 hours before we get there. Invercargill - isn't that where Burt Munroe came from?

Would you buy 'Made in America' even when it would be more expensive than a comparable product?

Uncorrugated comments on Dec 28, 2017:

Nope. Though some of my friends seem to like Harleys.....

Do zodiac signs (star signs) have a significant role in your life?

Uncorrugated comments on Dec 31, 2017:

It's a couple of years out of date, but it should still be valid for 2018 https://i0.wp.com/media.boingboing.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/2015-free-horoscope.jpg

Anybody else love churches?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 4, 2018:

As a lifelong atheist, I love going to churches. Churches, especially over here in Europe, are often magnificent pieces of architecture and history. I am fascinated with their history, now they were built and the human story behind them. Within a 20 mile radius of my home I have over 50 churches which are over 200 years old, including one which dates back the the 13th century. We also have a huge concentration of ancient buildings and stately homes in Northamptonshire too, but it is the style and accessibility of churches that I really appreciate when out on my travels.

Moral question

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 8, 2018:

Defend them from what? Do we have a right to wage war on each other in the name of 'defence'? I agree with IndySent on this one - War is horrific and rarely, if ever, justified. It's just that as tribal beings we are very good at justifying horrific acts when we are the ones that commit them.

Do any of you know the old jokes about how many people it takes to change a light bulb?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 11, 2018:

How many mystery novel writers does it take to screw in a light bulb? Two. One to screw it in almost all the way and one to give it a surprising twist at the end.

The Reason Britain Loves Tea - YouTube

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 12, 2018:

And we love tea so much in the UK, we even use it to teach our kids about consent.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZwvrxVavnQ

What Type Of Diet Do You Personally, Or Your Family Practice?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 12, 2018:

Mostly fresh unprocessed food, lots of fish and occasionally meat. Plenty of fresh bread. And cake. You can't live without cake. It's the law!

Formal Education

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 15, 2018:

Went to uni to qualify as a social worker, But I've always been an atheist. Even at primary school I could't accept the supernatural stories that didn't make sense. Who made god? If he was always there, what did he do in the eternity before earth? Why did he keep killing people? My dad had always told me to ask questions and make up my own mind, so in some respects, yes, education made me an atheist.

I really wonder what is wrong with these people who deny climate warming.

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 15, 2018:

My daffodils were out last week - should be out around mid february. Same last year too.

What's your Favorite Kind of Cat?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 16, 2018:

I must resist the temptation to say that any pussy is fine with me...... Anyway, here's mine. 8yr old rescue cat.

You ever think you have a great question or answer only to try to figure out what friends or ...

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 21, 2018:

I often had that problem with some of the students I work with until a teacher recognised that I was making assumptions about their prior knowledge and learning and used a ladder analogy. There is no point trying to show someone what is on the top step unless they have first climbed the bottom steps so that they can see what you are looking at. We often assume that others have a similar understanding and knowledge to us which very often isn't the case. It's also how economists and politicians convince the masses that giving more money and tax breaks to their rich friends and putting austerity on the masses will allow the rich to employ more and make the poor richer.....

If someone was to start an atheist church, would you attend?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 22, 2018:

No. I don't believe theist's claims about god. That's where my atheism ends. It's not my philosophy or my way of life. I have a life and other interests, so why would I want to mimic religions?

Do you like to play brainy games or enjoy puzzles of any sort?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 22, 2018:

I have sudoku on my phone and use it mostly at night to send myself to sleep....

Are you more open and honest online than in person?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 23, 2018:

Nope. I am a pathological liar and never tell the truth anyway.

Ignoring the mystery of how Noah got two penguins all the way from Antarctica to the Middle East, ...

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 24, 2018:

But god did it. He made it ok. Stop trying to debunk th bible.......

Alligators can live up to 100 years..

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 26, 2018:

Groan....

I hate when people make the statement where do atheists get their moral code from if not from ...

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 27, 2018:

I usually reply "Tescos* - they were on special" (*replace Tesco with Wallmart if you are on the other side of the pond)

Wine Drinkers

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 27, 2018:

All of the above and depends on which food or just drinking for the hell of it.

Beer drinkers

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 27, 2018:

I had to respond other again as I enjoy most beers. I generally have a preference for a dark mild or stout, but would choose different beers to complement the food if I am drinking with a meal. Not a great fan of the harmless fizzy pop sold as lager over here, but there are some superb European lagers out there if you search them out. I have also found a few great American craft beers too - they occasionally appear in our supermarkets. I have also just found a specialist beer shop which has recently opened not too far away - a bit expensive, but has a great selection of beers and lagers from craft breweries around the world.

Do you have wanderlust?

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 27, 2018:

Sweden is full of trees. They ruin the view! Never been to Japan, but would be in the top ten of a lottery win tour.

I'm pretty excited about the level of intelligence in the members of this site.

Uncorrugated comments on Jan 28, 2018:

Welcome in. I'm glad you said great conversation, 'cos you sure won't get intelligent conversation. well, not from me anyway! ;-)