Comments | tearful_whisper: let your bloated brain balloon and float away

tearful_whisper

let your bloated brain balloon and float away

Feb 02, 2009 13:21

I broke up with Aaron last night. I guess we both kind of knew it would happen, but it's still sad. We make good friends. We'd also promised each other that if at any point we didn't think it would work out, we needed to tell each other/break it off there. See, we'd already hit several snags that had made it tough to properly continue a ( Read more... )

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nontradstudent February 3 2009, 11:43:31 UTC

Um, messed with stem cell research and...two hearts? You can't possibly believe this Ashley. You're a college student.

tearful_whisper February 3 2009, 15:25:51 UTC

It was brought up at my brother's Pope Pius meeting by one of the boys who was doing a research project and giving a presentation. If nothing else, the kid was talking about an episode of Eternal that aired a few days ago. Seen here http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings.aspx?id=20090112cbs06... )

nontradstudent February 3 2009, 15:45:59 UTC

Ashley, the second link that you sent is science. We actually can know what can be done now, through research and through reading legitimate material. It is not possible for someone to grow a second heart. That should be common sense ( ... )

tearful_whisper February 3 2009, 16:05:05 UTC

We were driving in the car; researching a topic wasn't an option at that point, unfortunately.

I've never seen Eternal to be honest, although it sounds like a good show. The point of this entry is that I finally got my dad to see a point I was making about omnipotence, not stem cells. I don't take a stance on it because I can easily see both sides of the issue. It made sense in the car because we had limited information.

Pope Pius is this group that David's joined as part of boy scouts. I'm not sure exactly what they do because I've never been to one of the meetings, but I know it has something to do with the religious aspect of Scouting.

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