WhoMouse

u/WhoMouse


r/Yogscast•

Here is the google doc I'm keeping updated (as I can) with the real current top 5 in each role. Handy charts and everything, for those who are interested.

Edit: Now with additional tabs for the "regulars" only

Edit the second: Please note that this is only what they've shown us on the main channel playlist, not what they've not released, not including things that were edited to the point I couldn't be sure of stats, not including edited livestream, etc.

Also keep in mind that they're just playing for fun (This is why I'm only releasing the top 5 in each category). I'm just a nerd and

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So, my dad grandma sent me this...

---------- Forwarded message ----------

From: Grandma

Subject: Re: Cartoons from OVERSEAS!

To: Me, My siblings, My mom, My aunt, My uncle, etc.

very telling indeed.

Random dude wrote:

These are classic's

Cartoons from overseas - None of these are from U.S. newspapers

Long line of images

NONE OF THESE ARE FROM USA PAPERS.
HOW IS IT THAT MUCH OF THE WORLD SEES OBAMA FOR WHAT HE IS
AND YET MANY HERE THINK HE'S DOING JUST FINE. INCLUDING HIMSELF!

  • AND ADMIRE HIM???

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r/dragonage•

I've seen that quite a few people still haven't gotten access to the keep, and I have a few keys left, so I'm giving them away! First come, first serve!

Edit: ...And they're gone. That was fast!

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r/Christianity•

Background: Four years ago, I finally worked up the courage to tell my parents I don't believe in Christianity. My dad and I tried to talk about it via email (both of us communicate these emotion laden issues better through text), but eventually, the attempt at talking just stopped from his end. He apparently couldn't accept that I'm not just "lost" and "searching" for my way back to his God. I have no problem with him thinking that eventually God will pull me back in or something, but to dismiss my hard-won lack of belief along with my equally-hard-won secular views - as if I'm just doing this on a whim - is another thing altogether. I have no issue with those who do believe, I've n

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r/atheism•

My seven year old said "I'm atheist!". I responded with "Why?". After thinking for a minute, she came back with "Because they didn't prove God and Jesus existed, and even if he was real, Jesus couldn't walk on water, because they proved that wrong on Mythbusters! Adam had floaty shoes, but couldn't move without paddles!"

So, my seven year old is now an atheist because of Mythbusters. Hooray for Adam and Jamie.

EDIT: Wow. Thank you all for the overwhelmingly positive response! :) I've shared a few with my daughter, and she is incredibly embarrassed (in a good way). I never expected feedback to this incredible extent, so thank you!

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r/atheism•

My dad, apparently having given up on actually conversing for now, sent me this. I don't think "reasoning" means the same thing to us. Mine's based off of logic and evidence, his is based on fear and guilt.

I plan on just deleting this, but I thought I would share the latest nuttiness barging into my life. After all, if he's not going to converse, why should I?

He also recently challenged me to start a bible study with my brother. I'm seriously considering that. I don't know that my parents will be happy with me coming out the other side of it, but considering it nonetheless.

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r/atheism•

So, emailing with my dad has succeeded in finally getting a real discussion going (hooray), but I've now come up against this email (warning, really long) and am attempting to go through it bit by bit. I'm asking for help with some specifics, but if you read it and see something else that should be included in the response, please let me know!

First:

As a matter of interest they have taken every one of the prophecies and unless the time frame has not happened they have all been true. Also, science and historians have used the Bible in numerous ways to timeline and date some findings which further proves that the writings are true. It is the most widely re

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