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Analytic truths seem to be hard to deny. And we certainly take many things to be knowledge, so we must believe there a certain amount of things we can determine as right.

Perhaps people are just identifying where they are from, and don't necessarily care whether others know it......I've seen names of cities on profiles from Europe that I am clueless about until I look them up. However, I don't think they were assuming that myself, or everyone should necessarily...

The argument is slightly more complicated. ;) I have to run to class but I'll try and put the jist of it up at a later time.

I'm a fan of 100% cocoa more than milk chocolate. It's got more of a bitter taste than sweet in it's pure form.

One of my favorite questions about death that Nagel attempts to answer is "Why would the period of nonexistence after our death be bad, if the period before our birth is not considered so?" ~True

Ya, I possess this ill trait of preferring understanding....it will be both my greatest strength and weakness in life, I guarantee it.

Well I'm convinced the entrace to Narnia lies in the back of the dryer. Honestly, where else do things disappear so randomly?!

Nagel's Death ....seems it would be the most appropriate.

.....follow the white rabbit's socks A new concept to be certain. :)

If I ever met Natasha I would throw her on the corner like the unfaithful wench that she is! :mad: The Prince and I would get along quite well though....I would enjoy that meeting :)

Lady Brett Ashley from The Sun Also Rises .....yowza ;) If it's for the conversation, then Porfiry Petrovich comes to mind from Crime and Punishment

I will only say maybe........ :o

It invovled a muzzle and ravine.....

Always fun to watch all the girls at my school jump on the machines, then immediately run over to the scale afterwards.... :rolleyes:

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How lucky of a lady is Ice?! ....jealousy rearing it's ugly head :o

I would say definately read For Whom the Bell Tolls, for it's descriptions alone it's worth the read. I had my favorite excerpt floating around the forum somewhere.... :confused: Anyway, I'm interested to read The Once and Future King...I"m not sure if it's officially a classic or not...

Can it talk?? And if so, from which end?

*cue scary music* *A rabbit hops across the screen unknowingly stalked by the terror that is.....*

Man in the Moon was brilliant......I also enjoy most of Jim Carey's quasi serious films. I've seen him talk seriously in interviews before and I tend to believe he's got something special. Everyone has those actors that they see as bringing more to the table than people realize, Jim Carey is...