Ratings and Farts

[boyntonstu]

Negative (-1): Farts in church.

I received this negative rating for a post on Marcionism.

My intention is to educate.

If you would look up Marcionism, you will learn that most religious experts agree that Marcionism exists today, and it is integral with the belief of many Christians.

Proof? New Testaments are sometimes printed separate and not part of a OT/NT book.

The very fact of calling it New Testament also proves that Marcionism is alive and well in Christianity.

I admit that I fart.

However, the fart that earned me a -1 should smell sweet to the educated.

I am therefore proud of my -1 rating, considering the source.

stU

[NonEntity]

(02-28-2012 07:38 AM)boyntonstu Wrote:  Negative (-1): Farts in church.

I received this negative rating for a post on Marcionism.
...
I am therefore proud of my -1 rating, considering the source.

stU

Proud to be of service!

Actually, it wasn't for that particular post, but rather for your general propensity to smell up the place. Butt then I probably have a gold medal in that category myself, so go figure.

- NonE

[boyntonstu]

Up your's! (Rating)

[NonEntity]

(02-28-2012 08:40 AM)boyntonstu Wrote:  Up your's! (Rating)

Quote:Positive (+1): Never farts.

I'm a vegetarian, dude. FAIL!

- NonE

[boyntonstu]

(02-28-2012 09:15 AM)NonEntity Wrote:  

(02-28-2012 08:40 AM)boyntonstu Wrote:  Up your's! (Rating)

Quote:Positive (+1): Never farts.

I'm a vegetarian, dude. FAIL!

- NonE

Pollution on the hoof

October 15, 2007

It's a silent but deadly source of greenhouse gases that contributes more to global warming than the entire world transportation sector, yet politicians almost never discuss it, and environmental lobbyists and other green activist groups seem unaware of its existence.

That may be because it's tough to take cow flatulence seriously. But livestock emissions are no joke.

Most of the national debate about global warming centers on carbon dioxide, the world's most abundant greenhouse gas, and its major sources -- fossil fuels. Seldom mentioned is that cows and other ruminants, such as sheep and goats, are walking gas factories that take in fodder and put out methane and nitrous oxide, two greenhouse gases that are far more efficient at trapping heat than carbon dioxide. Methane, with 21 times the warming potential of CO2, comes from both ends of a cow, but mostly the front. Frat boys have nothing on bovines, as it's estimated that a single cow can belch out anywhere from 25 to 130 gallons of methane a day.