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100 years of shame

Trajan61 comments on Feb 9, 2018:

The democrats are a bunch of hypocrites. The party of latter years has drifted sharply to the left. They generally favor big government and less Defense spending. They don’t care anything about the American worker or they would end chain migration which allows hispanics and others to bring in ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 9, 2018:

It seems that racism has been a major influence in the Democratic party since its inception.

Why does it seem that so called Christians and other “peaceful” religions are becoming more ...

Howard_Roark comments on Feb 9, 2018:

I think everyone is getting nasty and mean now adays. Movements like meetoo and black lives matter may have say they have good intentions to solve some real problems that we have, and no doubt some of those people have their heart in the right place, but in the end, I think they are more akin to ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 9, 2018:

@freedompath, the woman who organized the March did so in the name of sharia law. She is a major supporter of its establishment in the US. That was the most anti-feminist thing I've ever seen.

I just got called a "progtard" on another site.

phil21 comments on Feb 9, 2018:

That's freakin' awesome. I think I've been called a snowflake, but that one still doesn't make sense to me. I'm unique? There aren't many of me in Texas? If you take me and a million others like me you'll have a snowman?

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 9, 2018:

Snowflake in this context means a fragile individual who is unable to withstand the heat of scrutiny.

Why does it seem that so called Christians and other “peaceful” religions are becoming more ...

Howard_Roark comments on Feb 9, 2018:

I think everyone is getting nasty and mean now adays. Movements like meetoo and black lives matter may have say they have good intentions to solve some real problems that we have, and no doubt some of those people have their heart in the right place, but in the end, I think they are more akin to ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 9, 2018:

Just like the women's march last year. I bet most of them didn't even know it was a demonstration for establishing sharia law in the US.

Now that people point out at me and calling on my my privilege, Let me expand it here.

engineer_in_nj comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I will make it easier for you: Since privileged cant be measured it doesnt exist.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

@icolan if you read the rest of the results they explain exactly what I did.

What's your talent(s)?

Duke comments on Feb 7, 2018:

My super power is hitting every pothole in the road.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

I live in Maine, up here you try to dodge the bits of road.

The tinder you know.

twshield comments on Feb 7, 2018:

wish i could help you bud. never used it

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

Lol, difference in generation I guess.

All my FB friends know I'm an atheist, yet I'm always getting invited to churches.

ChrisR comments on Feb 7, 2018:

I think you need to move to Europe ;) I've never been invited to go to church, unless for a wedding or funeral :D

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

I like my guns quite a bit, I don't think I'd be a good fit over the other side of the pond.

All my FB friends know I'm an atheist, yet I'm always getting invited to churches.

Spinliesel comments on Feb 7, 2018:

I go sometimes ( weddings and funerals) in the hope of bursting into flames and being done, once and for all. It never happens. From my experience, I can tell you that religion is not as highly contagious as you may fear. It is not a big deal. Spinliesel

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

Oh, I know, I volunteer at my dad's church on occasion. I'm not going to go back to god, I've been an atheist for 22 years.

All my FB friends know I'm an atheist, yet I'm always getting invited to churches.

josh_karpf comments on Feb 7, 2018:

Are they inviting you specifically, or every "friend" they have? And/or is FB just announcing their events as if it were an invitation? I get "invited" via FB to lots of stuff I ignore. I just assume their online lives are leaking into mine, not that it's directed at me. What annoys me is getting...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

I don't know, but I don't invite everyone to science lectures. It was a nice gesture, but I find it distasteful to invite someone to church when you know they don't believe. Kind of like asking a your straight edge friend out for a drink.

Do you hate conservatives?

Holybull99 comments on Feb 7, 2018:

I don't hate the people, but I hate the conservative hypocrisy that is rampant: Small government and freedom, but we can tell a woman what to do with her body Free markets, but oil and gas and big ag get subsidies and special rules And the - it is OK if a Republican does it - attitude ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

Republicans are conservative, but conservatives aren't necessarily republicans. I'm not a fan of republicans either, but I still believe in small government, personal liberty and a strong military.

Now that people point out at me and calling on my my privilege, Let me expand it here.

Akfishlady comments on Feb 6, 2018:

30% more pay for same work. Talked straight at when you get your car repairs, plumbing, work of any kind that is traditionally a man's field, you most likely are not told that you should smile regularly, that having babies is your duty, that your family comes before your career, that doing things ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 7, 2018:

@akfishlady what is exactly is male privilage, doing more research than you? You only used about 3% of all employment data. Your beliefs on this made up subject are cherry picked and just false stats. "Male privilage" replace that with any other word. How about cat privilage, or female privilege? This so called patriarchy is tinfoil hat bull shit. You know how I know? Because you just pulled a "Thats what they want you to think." You need to put your feelings aside and do better research, like including the rest of the 97% of data before drawing a conclusion. As far as actors go, it's not the same job. Roles are different and contracts are always open for negotiation. There are thousands of reasons that she got paid less, none of them are "she's a woman".

Now that people point out at me and calling on my my privilege, Let me expand it here.

engineer_in_nj comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I will make it easier for you: Since privileged cant be measured it doesnt exist.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

@icolan if women cost me 30% less to employ I would only hire women. Seeing as that is not only false, unethical and illegal I don't only hire women. More men get involved with politics, business and high risk ventures than women. Women tend to choose lower paying jobs, ask for fewer raises and take more time off. Those are facts based on all the data, not just a cherry picked few pieces.

Now that people point out at me and calling on my my privilege, Let me expand it here.

Akfishlady comments on Feb 6, 2018:

30% more pay for same work. Talked straight at when you get your car repairs, plumbing, work of any kind that is traditionally a man's field, you most likely are not told that you should smile regularly, that having babies is your duty, that your family comes before your career, that doing things ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

The wage gap is a myth. Women tend to earn more money than men until around 30- 35. At which point many women choose to have children and leave the workforce. When they return they often return in a diminished capacity. Women also tend to ask for fewer raises and promotions. Additionally men tend to take less time off from work than women. Also women tend to choose professions that pay less. Repairmen try to take advantage of anyone they can. They assume you don't know anything about what you need fixed, or you would have fixed it yourself and saved money. I do get told to smile, all the time. As for the last few things, it's your decision to have a child or not. Men are told it's our duty to have kids too, but we have no say on the abortion matter. And yes, when you have a family, your kids do come before your career, just like for their father. Sometimes that means one of you stays home. Women tend to be the ones who choose to do this. Male privilege is being expected to go down with the ship and being eligible for the draft. Men and women are different. Our strengths and weaknesses are different because of that. We have equal opportunity, some people just make different choices. I'm all for equality, but I accept that women have advantages that I don't and vise versa, by virtue of our species. It sucks to be a guy a lot of the time too. I just think perpetuating this patriarchy, male privilege myth is hurting everyone. Everybody's so focused on how offended they can get these days they forget what kind of harm animosity can bring.

Conservatives: What is your most liberal view? Liberals: What is your most conservative view?

Corvus comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I am a fiscal conservative we as a nation pay off or reduce the debt. to accomplish these goals I am fro reducing military spending and cutting out waste in the government,Cons light to use social programs as a scapegoat in reality military spending is what dominates GNP. however reducing the ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

Yes, it's satire. I don't think our system works in the slightest. I do think forcing people to pay for social programs and corporate expenses is wrong. I also don't think most people do enough community service. Both of those are what is happening right now, on both sides of the coin.

Do you hate conservatives?

TjallTjall comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I do not hate conservative people, but I do dislike a great deal of the philosophies, ideas, views, and politics that they have.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

The only thing it takes to be conservative is supporting small government, personal liberty and a strong military. Republicans and such just added the other stuff to conservatism.

Do you hate conservatives?

evestrat comments on Feb 6, 2018:

No, I don't hate conservatives ... I don't like bigotry, extreme views, traditionalism, blind patriotism, extreme nationalism, or other "-isms" that tend to correlate highly with conservatism ... I know and have a few friends/family members who are conservative and don't fall prey to The -Isms, ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

Whole point of the post, my friend. :)

Conservatives: What is your most liberal view? Liberals: What is your most conservative view?

twshield comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I am an independent Liberal. I would like to see Laws changed to have Immigrants take Required English Courses. I dont understand how a person can function if they are not articulate and know the native language. I was in Whole Foods just the other day and i saw a kid translating for the parent ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

I agree, but if you are planning on moving some where a knowledge of the language is important.

Do you hate conservatives?

twshield comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I dont hate conservatives and i do agree with some things. I think its the major things that often divides us. Conservatism just isn't practical considering the times we live in. This is a different america that is multi ethnic. Plus you have more Democrats than Republicans because of Immigrants ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

I'm not a republican, being conservative is part of being a Republican, but not the other way around. I don't like the GOP or tea patry.

Do you hate conservatives?

evestrat comments on Feb 6, 2018:

No, I don't hate conservatives ... I don't like bigotry, extreme views, traditionalism, blind patriotism, extreme nationalism, or other "-isms" that tend to correlate highly with conservatism ... I know and have a few friends/family members who are conservative and don't fall prey to The -Isms, ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

I'm a conservative. Those are Republican traits, GOP, tea party, all that. I'm none of those, I believe in small government, personal liberty, and a strong military. Social issues, to me, should not be political ones. I used to be a very active liberal, so I understand that position intimately. Identity politics made me rethink my position and core beliefs. Thats when I decided to learn more. The data lead me to where I am today. I prefer to get my news and entertainment from liberal outlets. It forces me to constantly reevaluate my positions.

Do you hate conservatives?

btroje comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I took AN online survey and found out by that instrument I was considered more conservative than the bleeding heart liberal I consider myself. Hate turns into a punishment for the hater so try not to do that. Now if you bring up Trump I am sending myself to hell but not because of whatever he claims...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

I don't like him either. I voted for a real conservative, not one half of a two headed snake. GOP and Dems screwed this country up together. They are bipartisan, they all hang out together, they all collude, they are all corrupt.

Conservatives: What is your most liberal view? Liberals: What is your most conservative view?

Corvus comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I am a fiscal conservative we as a nation pay off or reduce the debt. to accomplish these goals I am fro reducing military spending and cutting out waste in the government,Cons light to use social programs as a scapegoat in reality military spending is what dominates GNP. however reducing the ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

True Conservative: I do a lot of community service because I believe in helping others. True Liberal: I threaten to kidnap people at gun point unless they give me their money so I can give it to someone else in order to claim the moral high ground.

Conservatives: What is your most liberal view? Liberals: What is your most conservative view?

str810 comments on Feb 6, 2018:

C:Everyone has the right to do whatever the eff they want, I get no say in anyone else's life. L:The govt. shutdown was the right thing to do, and should happen waaay more often until we are more responsible with our spending.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

You do know those are both conservative views, right?

Conservatives: What is your most liberal view? Liberals: What is your most conservative view?

EricTrommater comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I'm not big on gun control.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

I am, but only in the sense that gun control means using both hands.

Conservatives: What is your most liberal view? Liberals: What is your most conservative view?

twshield comments on Feb 6, 2018:

I am an independent Liberal. I would like to see Laws changed to have Immigrants take Required English Courses. I dont understand how a person can function if they are not articulate and know the native language. I was in Whole Foods just the other day and i saw a kid translating for the parent ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

We need to establish English as our official language. I wouldn't move to Japan without learning Japanese first. Not because it's their national language, but because it's disrespectful for me to demand they cater to my laziness.

Conservatives: What is your most liberal view? Liberals: What is your most conservative view?

Dannh comments on Feb 6, 2018:

Liberalism has turned into nothing but identity politics. I consider myself a classical liberal and some of my ideas are more characterized as "conservative" by progressive lefties such as I'm against Social justice warriors or don't buy that Islam is peaceful bit and a number of other views that ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

I'm socially liberal, and politically conservative. In other words, I don't care what you do as long as I'm not paying for it in any way. You do you, I've got me undercontrol.

Are there any professional, or former professional athletes here?

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 6, 2018:

In my younger years I was a semi-pro snow/skate boarder. I became a professional ski patroler at age 21.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

@condor5 Three cheers for mountain ops! My job would have been impossible without help from other departments. It's amazing the amount of team work it takes to run a ski resort.

Are there any professional, or former professional athletes here?

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 6, 2018:

In my younger years I was a semi-pro snow/skate boarder. I became a professional ski patroler at age 21.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

As far as explaining talent goes... I am uniquely fit for these types of sports because of my high level of stability and balance, my desire for adrenaline, ability to learn quickly, and my dedication to self improvement. Talent is great, but skill is better. I think most professionals would agree.

Let's celebrate the efforts and sacrifices of the Suffragettes who gained women the vote in Britain ...

Reaver85 comments on Feb 6, 2018:

Actually in many cases in the USA woman have more rights than me and more opportunities. The truth is if anyone is holding them back it's not men it's themselves.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 6, 2018:

Wage gap and pink taxes are made up. Women initiate 70% of divorces in the US, about 80% of divorces favor the woman. Alamony is almost always awarded to the woman when it is awarded. Single women with children have absolute control over when or if the father gets to see his children. The woman has all the power when it comes to reproductive rights. Most domestic violence victims are men. Feminists is applauded while men's rights activists are seen as misogynistic and bigoted. I could keep going, but I think I've dispelled the myth of modern patriarchy. Equality means having the same access to opportunity, what you do with that opportunity is purely based on an individuals decisions.

Football, Kneeling and Respect

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 5, 2018:

The right to protest is just that. I think it's funny how freedom of speech is attacked by the left when it isn't for their side of things, but when a football player kneels down they applaude his "bravery" and defend his right to free speech.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 5, 2018:

So you're limiting my freedom of speech then? It's an open discussion, is it not? You kinda just proved my point.

Are you a Feminist? If so, what does it mean to you?

AnneWimsey comments on Feb 5, 2018:

Having worked in male-dominated surroundings (assembling nuclear submarines) I worked hard to be a PERSON, not a woman among the men. Best moment was one of my foreman stuffing me into a trash can, nose to knees, in front of the other guys because he knew I would not be a jerk about it, I had ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 5, 2018:

You're a certified badass.

Atheist.

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 5, 2018:

Atheism is the rejection of the claim of god (s). There is nothing anyone could do to change my lack of belief. The steps to take in the search of truth are the sciences. It's testable, and based on objectivity. No better way to find a truth than by looking for facts.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 5, 2018:

I try to base my life on these three simple words. Do no harm.

Has anyone seen any good movies lately? What would you suggest?

andygee comments on Feb 5, 2018:

Still planning to see Blade Runner 20149, I'll let you know if it's a good movie!

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 5, 2018:

I've been wanting to see it too!

Are you afraid of heights?

Sarahroo29 comments on Feb 5, 2018:

The like button isn't working for me again. I mean to like all your comments.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 5, 2018:

Mine does that a lot too.

Being Completely Honest, Is There A Bible Or Cross Anywhere In Your Home Right Now?

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 4, 2018:

I have a bible full of notes and citations for debate purposes. I also have copies of tons of other religious texts marked in a similar manner.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 4, 2018:

Lol, I'm a dick.

I saw this Christian named Zig Ziglar post this on Facebook: be yourself, don't be someone you are ...

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 29, 2018:

I understand your meaning on herd mentality. I've found that a lot of atheists are also liberal. I think it is a result of a lot of academics being both. They lead the liberal herd, so to speak, as many people become liberal in college. More people have gone to college in the last two generations, ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 4, 2018:

Then they are in the majority and by societal standards they would be correct, as long as there is corroborating evidence to support their position.

How much stock do you put in a college education these days?

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 4, 2018:

I have two degrees and I made more money before I got them. It's a waste of time as all the markets are over saturated.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 4, 2018:

Both my degrees are in trades, health and occupational sciences of gunsmithing.

Any men rights activists here?

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 4, 2018:

I'm MGTOW. (Men going their own way) I'm sick of the double standards in dating so now if I do go on a date it's Dutch treat. I don't ever plan on or want to get married as divorce heavily favors the woman. I also will not buy a woman anything more expensive than a third of my weekly pay check. ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 4, 2018:

My mom made out like a bandit on all of her divorces, it's her job apparently. My ex that I never married got all my stuff. As far as double standards go, equality is not men paying for dates, as is traditional, but both parties splitting the check.also as a man I am expected to keep paying, socially anyway.

Can you make an argument for why free will exists?

jayneonacobb comments on Feb 4, 2018:

Once again, this is nature vs nurture in sheeps clothing. I'm not special at all. Free will is real. Any time you go against your gut you are engaging in free will. The two dot experiment exemplifies this. Imagine there are two dots that occupy the same space in time. How do you define them and ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 4, 2018:

Still free will if a person makes one choice and not another.

Want to know what percentage of the community believes in free will?

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 29, 2018:

Nature vs. Nurture in sheep's clothing. It's a combination. I don't will myself to react to something on reflexes, but I can choose to hone them, or not. I can choose to post this, or I could not. It depends on what you're talking about, specifically.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 4, 2018:

I understand you think that, but the fact of the matter is you are arguing for a higher power. The no free will argument is exactly what I said it was in my OP. It's nature vs nurture. It's both. Chain of causality and conscious thoughts. The dot experiment illustrates that if you actually take the time to run it.

Gays, Lesbians and Transgenders

Treasurehunter comments on Feb 3, 2018:

Probably because they (LGBT) are in a minority and not understood and feared. To not understand can lead to fear, fear can lead to hate, hate can lead to crimes physical or otherwise, leads to feelings of satisfaction after doing something to prevent or hurt such persons (power and pleasurable ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 3, 2018:

Lmao. Homophobia is hilarious. "Omg, there's a gay moving into the neighborhood! Now my property value is going to climb!"

Religion and the internet.

ThunderKatt comments on Feb 3, 2018:

Your post confuses me because it doesn't matter who invented a tool for anyone else to use it. It's also untrue that the internet and computers were invented by atheists because, like any other landmark technology development, they were made by many people developing many progressive models over ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 3, 2018:

It's satire, and not supposed to make sense. More of a Jab at the West borough Baptists.

Religion and the internet.

Garywellsjr comments on Feb 3, 2018:

Mennonites are similar to Amish. They live like the clock stopped in the 19th century. They have a specific dress code. You can imagine the irony I experienced when I noticed a young Mennonite lady with her old timey dress and bonnet typing away on her Mac book and running people's credit cards as ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 3, 2018:

Mennonites are allowed to use technology, as long as it isnt medicle in nature. They moved in to my town years ago. I met an atheist Mennonite. He did a talk about it. It was off to say the least.

Is anybody else tired of explaining burden of proof to people?

btroje comments on Feb 3, 2018:

If you arent debating people that issue never comes up

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 3, 2018:

I don't mind doing it once in a debate, but when the entire debate turns into me explaining burden of proof it becomes annoying.

Religion and the internet.

GipsyOfNewSpain comments on Feb 2, 2018:

Sometimes post over here are... never mind.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 3, 2018:

It was supposed to be stupid, it's satire.

Religion and the internet.

twshield comments on Feb 2, 2018:

yeah i get were u are going with this but whats to stop anyone from advertising online?

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 3, 2018:

Nothing at all. I just find the hypocracy funny.

Religion and the internet.

TheMiddleWay comments on Feb 2, 2018:

"I mean, the internet and computers were invented, in their current states, by atheists." Nope. Ada Lovelace: "Religion to me is science, and science is religion. In that deeply-felt truth lies the secret of my intense devotion to the reading of God’s natural works…" Charles Babbage: ...

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 3, 2018:

I'm just saying that without certain atheists technology would not be as it is today. Also Alan Turing was one of the most important computer scientists ever to live. He was a gay atheist, but the Westborough Baptist church still uses the internet.

THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR WALKING

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 29, 2018:

I did a 116 mile trek a few years back. I took a hammock, a blanket, a tarp, 50 feet of cordage, an MRE, a redundant water purification system, small fishing kit, rifle and ammo, and a damn good knife. I was in Maine hiking on private property. Best vacation of my life.

jayneonacobb replies on Feb 2, 2018:

@davesnothere out by the forks.

Travel destinations

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 31, 2018:

Well, I'm no longer welcome in Canada, long story. So I would rank that as my #1 bad vacation destination. I really like Arizona.

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

I'm American, we cause shit every where we go. It was an accident though. Wrong place, wrong time.

I'm working on a modern folk set list for a recurring local bar gig.

sandyw1952 comments on Jan 31, 2018:

Do a tv theme song (like Beverly Hillbillies) and have the audience sing along!

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

I was thinking about doing the firefly theme, or the hero of canton song. I don't think many people would get it though.

Binge worthy TV Shows

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 31, 2018:

Game of Thrones, Stranger Things and I'm really liking Happy! on syfy channel. The first too are the most popular in the U.S. right now. Happy! Is based on an awesome graphic novel of the same name.

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

@hippiechick58 Privately you're a huge fan though... c'mon you know it's true. Lol @witchymom "Rick and Morty" is funny and smartish (pop science and a bit more with a sitcom/adventure satire cartoon). I really like Vikings and Templars is new on history. That is a bit more drama based. I also really enjoyed the first season of the Orville. Sci-fi star trek spoof by Seth McFarlane.

Have you ever been told you look like someone famous?

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 31, 2018:

Adam Sandler...

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

You should see me with a buzz cut and no goatee. It's uncanny.

What kind of bad manners does your pet have?

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 31, 2018:

My bird calls all women "bitch" he picked it up from game of thrones. He also likes to ask "is daddy a good bird?" Then answers with a resounding "NO!" That's his way of asking for a treat. He's a dick. Lol

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

Fischers lovebird, he's a rare one. Most can't talk

Travel destinations

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 31, 2018:

Well, I'm no longer welcome in Canada, long story. So I would rank that as my #1 bad vacation destination. I really like Arizona.

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

I encited a riot in Halifax, Nova Scotia. 4 cop cars were destroyed. I got deported. Fuck Canada.

What's your best city in America and what makes it special to you?

jlynn37 comments on Jan 31, 2018:

Whitney, TX because it is where my home is located and there is no place like home.

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

I hope you have red slippers. ;) lol

I'm working on a modern folk set list for a recurring local bar gig.

diabhal comments on Jan 31, 2018:

If you want Irish stuff that's my job and I can make suggestions. Is wonderwall considered folk? Oh and guitar chords as well yes?

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

No, but it's still popular with that crowd. It was a request from the owner.

Pizza and coffee. Breakfast of champions. Hey, don't judge.

Duke comments on Jan 31, 2018:

For some reason, it wouldn't allow me to post a picture. @Admin.

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 31, 2018:

I've also had issues with uploading pics.

What do I say?

Crimson67 comments on Jan 30, 2018:

Keep it simple and honest. "You have my deepest sympathy over the loss of your mother. Is there anything I can do?"

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 30, 2018:

Tactful and truthful. Sounds like a good plan to me.

Want to know what percentage of the community believes in free will?

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 29, 2018:

Nature vs. Nurture in sheep's clothing. It's a combination. I don't will myself to react to something on reflexes, but I can choose to hone them, or not. I can choose to post this, or I could not. It depends on what you're talking about, specifically.

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 30, 2018:

You're just arguing for divinity by skewing data.

Where are my fellow gun nuts?

MikeFlora comments on Jan 29, 2018:

Where do you stand on gun control?

jayneonacobb replies on Jan 30, 2018:

Both hands.

What are the easiest and best ways to be atheist activists. What have you done?

jayneonacobb comments on Jan 29, 2018:

I try to volunteer in my community in any way I can. There are a few animal shelters near by as well as other local charities. I became an EMT, and I used to do SaR missions. I even donate my time on occasion to a church or two in town.