The Picture Thread vol. 16

[Jeff Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close Jeff]

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[Space Cop The Dandy Find all posts View Profile Close Space Cop]

All of those Bats and Supes cartoons were great. LOL.

[Jeff Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close Jeff]

All of those Bats and Supes cartoons were great. LOL.

I especially liked the last one. The look on Supes' face in the last panel is WIN. haha

[Agent Purple The Illustrated Man Find all posts View Profile Close Agent Purple]

For Jeff:

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For Jeff:

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in other news

[Space Cop The Dandy Find all posts View Profile Close Space Cop]

For Jeff:

Nothing says eldritch horror like playing Yahtzee with the head of an elder god. Seriously, I'd play that though.

[Jeff Guardian of the Universe Find all posts View Profile Close Jeff]

Nothing says eldritch horror like playing Yahtzee with the head of an elder god. Seriously, I'd play that though.

Cool, you can teach me.

[Space Cop The Dandy Find all posts View Profile Close Space Cop]

Cool, you can teach me.

Yahtzee is easy. It's poker with dice instead of cards.

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[Mister Ed Horse of a Different Color Find all posts View Profile Close Mister Ed]

"every man did that which was right in his own eyes"

The problem with this philosophy, as it seems to be stated here, is that is assumes that individuality unbeholden to societal, governmental, or religious expectations of what is right, is somehow sure to be a good thing. Experience tells us that often people who have a strong feeling that what they think is right is more important than what any larger group expectation holds to be right are in fact rather nasty pieces of work.

I assume that whoever wrote this would insist that those people haven't really found their real selves, but that's the same thing proponents of most philosophies will say when people point to less than stellar examples of people that seem to follow their philosphy, "Well they aren't REALLY fill-in-the-blank, whatever they may claim".

And that may well be true in many cases (probably is), but as an argument it is not very useful, because it isn't really falsifiable.

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