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@Aupmanyav I agree the "apparent" state wouldn't actually be eternal. Surely, it'd be more of a black out situation. :)

@Thomas I'm perfectly happy to discuss the situation, both seriously and for entertainment purposes. Regarding the response: I'm happy to live with the Apnea and do not seek a solution (although there are risks and Mrs Tein isn't happy about that). I've always had extensive weird dreams...

Here's the thing - BTW - This isn't a request for health advice. Just to set the scene:- I'm a lazy old grumpy s*d who could definitely do with losing thirty or forty pounds. This obviously gives me the body and physique of Adonis as he is now, some two millennia after his prime. As a result...

@Phyllis Sidhe_Uaine Love your work

Hell of a place. There are new things happening all the time. Laughter and tears. Fun and sorrow but at least you aren't bored. Unlike the other place.

I was always taught (although not necessarily by competent people) that the actual physical existence of a bloke called Jesus being executed was recorded somewhere as all executions had to be reported to the emperor. Surely though the issue isn't whether Jesus existed, rather was he was he is...

Firstly I think you are wrong. Both in your premise and the process. I suspect that there have been many religions that have fallen by the wayside over the millenia. (we know this is the case). They were doubtless founded on something of which we no little, never the less in the society they...

And very likely to be the calcium of the several 'occupants' toasted with you I would have thought. I can't imagine them taking too much individual care. I can envisage all the ashes faling through the grate. All for one and one for all. I would have thought more Americans are becoming Hindu...

Why would you think it wrong to call your dad by his first name? Everyone else on the planet could do it. It seems odd that of all the people he comes into contact the one(s) he probably loves the most and has more regard for than anyone else shouldn't be allowed to address him by his...

:) :eek: :confused: ;) :eek: in that order. Is that better? Ah the old cold fusionists. I thought the inquisition had sought them out for electroplating. (You now, where the Anode is attached to the ankle and the cathode is left to the imagination:eek:) While we are on the topic...

There's something in what has been said. Atheism is a scourge upon the Earth and should be wiped out. The very thought that anyone should (or even could) question the existence of an all powerful totally heartless uncaring being, that treats it's creations with nothing but contempt and...

Drat drat and double drat - Was I that obvious. And I thought I'd been so careful. It's just that Brian is, as we post, wrestling with the the Internet demons in the form of Ddos attacks to his sites. Seems a bit unworthy to be kicking him in the back whiles he's doing his best to protect us...

Not wishing to jump into the middle of what is apparently a ancient feud stretching back through the Milena here .... Oh what the hell, why not? As a new member to the site, though a member of other similar sites, I would query the actions of C0de's 'friend'. I personally would not appreciate...

Picky, (big haystack though). :) But no. I speak of a nothingness that will come sooner than that. ;) A nothingness that I am not worthy to name :confused: A nothingness of such vastness that nothing will exist, not even nothing. :eek:

If we are worried about the environment then burial is more conserving. The body rots and provide nutrients to plants etc. Cremation (and this is particularly relevant in the third world) causes deforestation, wastes energy and produces global warming byproducts. Deep burial at sea is probably...

immortalitylost: Sadly those are far too localised. I'm talking about The End not our end. We are just an insignificant maggot farm on the edge of a contemptible armpit of an unimportant swirling collection of stars. Our end will not even register on any scale. The End I'm talking about...

OK, so when someone states as truth a fact that later turns out to be false even if at the time the person believed what he said was true. Did he lie? In my opinion he did. If there was a possibility that he had made a mistake then he should have said so in the initial statement. As in :-...

Starrfyre1969: However, in the light of this information, you say one of your daughters is 14. Do you think that in less than a years time, regardless of your faith, that she is mature enough to make these decisions in her own right. I know, at that age, my sons were quite incapable of...

I can assure you there's no collective chin rubbing goes on over there. The very thought ueeueeeghhh. Is this that kind of site then. Where everyone logs on at the same time for cosy chats and tea drinking session. Oh... When did I say I was religious? In fairness to our lord and master...

You may (treading carefully here not wishing to upset the wise and mighty) have misunderstood my reference to the bonus ball. He made us watch it even though he had no intention of revealing it because he needed the time for the printer to finish the last ball. His assertion that he could...