Building Character
Lazyguy said in 8-1-2007 @ 11:47:56
“Why do you still wear clothes”
Because they keep you warm. In fact, most (probably all) of the items in that list have a practical counter-argument.
Danny Choo said in 8-4-2007 @ 16:33:33
Stumbled on you your site via Stumble.
Love your post about american cosplay ^^;
HellGuard99 said in 8-5-2007 @ 19:01:48
@ Lazyguy, I can see why people wear clothes because they keep you warm or other purposes, like shoes protect your feet from getting worn down and looking like the aftermath of a shark attack. But in the summer when its blazing hot, males still wear their shirts and shorts. Females still wear their bras, unless they’re abnormally saggy.
A Wannabe (and secretly is) said in 8-19-2007 @ 16:57:48
I don’t see the big debate here.
I can see the practical counter-argument, but are we (as a people) so insecure with another point of view that we’re going to argue insignificant details?
I pose this then - “Why do you wear CLEAN clothes?”
Also, the practical counter argument is thereby eliminated with the additional questions, more specifically question 8.
Victor said in 8-21-2007 @ 05:40:59
you guys know that those are hypothetical questions right…the point he was trying to make is that people who say they just don’t give a fuck are retarded and should die.
SomeCrazyGuy said in 11-24-2007 @ 21:04:23
I am aware of the basic message this post wishes to provide, but I will still argue semantics.
Usually a person will do something that would go against the nature of their desires because they know that doing so would lead to a result that would be far too inconvenient to risk. If you hate someone you feel should be dead, usually a person won’t do it because they don’t like that idea of prison or inconvenient guilt… It is usually until the inconvenience of having the person alive overrides either logic or emotion that a person will kill another. Most people would be walking in the nude on a hot summer day if not for laws or the inconvenience of social stigma. I assume this comment has some glaring points which can easily be debated, but I don’t care to argue the semantics which are inconvenient to me finishing this comment.